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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Adhesions in the pelvisMycoplasmosis in women
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Distinctive symptoms
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adhesions in the pelvis 76%
urogenital mycoplasmosis 68%
depression 76%
mycoplasmosis in men 59%
anemia 72%
mycoplasma 54%
likes order 64%
bacterial vaginosis 51%
chilly 63%
genital itching 51%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes 57%
vaginosis 51%
sleep restless 55%
burning when urinating 50%
neck pain 55%
vaginal discharge 48%
defecation painful 53%
itching of female genitals 45%
weakness after illness 53%
painful urination 45%
dyspnea 52%
infection genitourinary 44%
pain when touched 48%
pain when urinating 43%
history of laparoscopic surgery 42%
pain during urination 43%
impaired uterine function 41%
transparent vaginal 43%
acute vaginitis 40%
itching during pregnancy 42%
body of uterus is motionless 40%
urethritis 42%
obliteration of the fallopian tube 36%
endocervicitis 41%
pain in the intestines 36%
anaerobic infection 40%
ascherman syndrome 35%
burning in the vagina 39%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 35%
cutting pain in the bladder 38%
pain in the pelvis 34%
pain in the vagina 38%
obstruction of the fallopian tubes 33%
internal itching 38%
deterioration from lifting weights 33%
pain during urination in women 38%
painful ovulation 33%
burning in the lower abdomen 38%
burns 61% 26%
itching of the vagina 37%
intermittent constipation 32%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 36%
constipation 31%
lower back pain 36%
abdominal surgery 31%
itchy skin 36%
ovarian apoplexy 31%
cutting pain in the lower back 35%
aching pain in the anus 31%
pulling pain in the uterus 35%
pulling pain in the sacrum 31%
bacterial cervicitis 34%
history of appendectomy 30%
itchy back skin 34%
abdominal injuries 30%
itching of the lower back 34%
the consequences of physical activity are worse 30%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 34%
internal irritation 29%
grey discharge from the vagina 33%
disease dull abdominal pain 28%
burning sensation in the back 33%
chronic vaginitis 28%
terminal leakage of urine 33%
chronic oophoritis 28%
gonorrhea in women 33%
constipation during pregnancy 27%
back pain 33%
chronic peritonitis 27%
cystitis in women 33%
postpartum bleeding 27%
pain in the lumbar back 33%
tubal pregnancy 27%
clamidiosis in women 32%
patient's condition 43% 14%
burning itching 32%
gastrointestinal problems 26%
mycoplasma dna positive 31%
consequences of surgery 26%
obstetric peritonitis 31%
bloating 26%
vaginal discharge with itching 31%
stomach bloating strong 26%
thrush 31%
trauma 25%
ureaplasma 31%
constant abdominal pain 25%
postpartum sepsis 31%
constant aching pain 25%
herpes on the abdomen 31%
parametrite 25%
trichomoniasis in women 30%
worse during menstruation 25%
urination cystitis 30%
ectopic pregnancy 25%
gonorrheal urethritis 30%
regular stool 25%
ureaplasmosis 30%
frequent bloating 24%
trichomoniasis 30%
the pain is worse from exertion 24%
urogenital clamidiosis 29%
frequent stools 24%
pain in the middle of the back 29%
intra-abdominal abscesses 23%
cystitis 29%
nausea 23%
pyelonephritis 29%
removal of the uterine body 23%
acute urethritis 29%
pain over the pubic 23%
purulent discharge from the vagina 28%
constipation flatulence 23%
leakage of urine 28%
frequent constipation 23%
itching and burning in the vagina 28%
pain in internal organs 23%
atypical pneumonia 28%
worse constipation 23%
invasive candidiasis 28%
catatrauma 23%
abdominal pain burning 28%
hypertension 22%
purulent discharge from the urethra 28%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 22%
inflammation of the kidneys 28%
caesarean section in the anamnesis 22%
pain in the labia region 28%
caesarean section 22%
severe pain in the lower back 28%
fatigue during physical exertion 22%
genital herpes 28%
pain in the sacrum 22%
soreness of the uterus 27%
surgical infections 22%
abdominal pain with fever 27%
purulent peritonitis 21%
discharge from the urethra 27%
pain in the rectum 21%
burning of the vulva 27%
pain due to flatulence 21%
groin pain in women 27%
onset of illness 21%
abdominal pregnancy 26%
apoplexy 20%
postpartum infections 26%
abundant stool 20%
pain before urination 26%
consequences of taking medications 20%
itching of the skin of the abdomen 26%
stool with gases 20%
inflammation of the appendages 25%
pain when moving 20%
vaginal discharge in girls 25%
worse from exercise 20%
lingering pain in the lower back 25%
menstruation disorder 20%
vulva infections 20% 45%
a history of endoscopic surgery 20%
vulvovaginitis 20% 45%
intestinal obstruction 20%
low acidity 25%
ascites 19%
sepsis 25%
refuses to help 19%
clamidiosis 24%
omission of internal organs 19%
back pain is aching 24%
pain during exercise 19%
insecurity feeling 24%
acute injury 19%
pain during sexual intercourse 24%
general tension 19%
gonorrhea 24%
constant pain 18%
endometritis 22% 45%
consequences of physical exertion 18%
antenatal death 23%
general swelling does 18%
burning in the stomach 23%
refuses treatment 18%
fever abdominal pain 23%
nausea from pain 18%
antenatal fetal death 23%
is better in nature 18%
back aching 23%
painful appearance 18%
pain in the uterus 23%
myocardial infarction 18%
candidiasis 23%

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