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Results: Differences General	✘Placental hyperplasia	✘Metroendometritis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(4) 100%(7) General urine test 87%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	37%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	80%
fetoplacental insufficiency	26%	—
purulent discharge from the vagina	—	58%
angiomatosis	23%	—
failure menstrual cycle disorder	—	44%
rhesus conflict	21%	—
prolonged uterine bleeding	—	44%
pregnancy complications	21%	—
subinvolution of the uterus	—	44%
hemolytic disease of newborns	20%	—
vaginal discharge	10%	51%
hypoxia	18%	—
appendages of the uterus	—	40%
frequent fetal movements	18%	—
fibrous endometrial polyp	—	40%
trophoblastic disease	17%	—
lower abdominal pain	—	39%
trophoblastic tumors	17%	—
intra-phase infections	9%	47%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy	17%	—
menstruation disorder	—	38%
diseases of infants	16%	—
lochiometer	—	36%
anemia	16%	—
bacterial cervicitis	—	36%
cystic hypoplasia of the lungs	15%	—
pain in the uterus	—	35%
toxoplasmosis	15%	—
pain in the sacrum	—	35%
lowered	15%	—
endocervicitis	—	35%
increased sensitivity	14%	—
chronic cervicitis	—	34%
neuroblastoma	14%	—
bleeding uterine	—	34%
diabetes mellitus	14%	—
vulva infections	10%	43%
tonsillopharyngitis	14%	—
on palpation the uterus painful	—	33%
brain tumors in children	14%	—
pain in the vagina	—	33%
hypotrophy in children	14%	—
lying on your stomach better	—	33%
childhood diseases	14%	—
cramping pain in the lower abdomen	—	33%
leukemia in children	14%	—
enlargement of the uterus	11%	44%
rubella	14%	—
vulvovaginitis	10%	43%
chorioamnionitis	13%	—
abdominal pain	—	32%
syphilis	13%	—
pyometra	—	32%
teratoma	13%	—
cervical resection	—	31%
cytomegalovirus	13%	—
chronic vaginitis	—	31%
effects of the flu	12%	—
improvement during menstruation	—	30%
gestational diabetes	12%	—
cold in the stomach	—	30%
multiple pregnancy	12%	—
bleeding	—	30%
abnormalities of uterine development	12%	—
polyps	—	30%
drug disease	12%	—
anovulation	—	30%
acute nasopharyngitis runny	12%	—
white abundant	—	30%
threat of miscarriage	12%	—
proteus syndrome	—	30%
mom has diabetes	12%	—
anovulatory cycle	—	30%
worse after a rest	12%	—
cervical polyp	—	29%
tachycardia in children	12%	—
submucous uterine fibroids	—	29%
vitamin c increased	12%	—
postpartum bleeding	—	29%
catarrh of the nasopharynx	11%	—
streptococci	—	29%
death of the child	11%	—
anovulatory infertility	—	29%
lung cyst	11%	—
weakness of labor activity	—	28%
brain cancer	11%	—
purulent appendicitis	—	28%
fetal hypoxia	11%	—
chills	—	28%
rhinopharyngitis	11%	—
cysts and polyps	—	28%
changes in the blood	11%	—
lying in bed	—	28%
parvovirus infection	11%	—
parametrite	—	28%
anomalies of labor activity	11%	—
monthly prolonged	—	28%
insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus	11%	—
scar on the uterus	—	28%
clamidiosis	11%	—
stomach cramping pain	—	27%
heavy weight	10%	—
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	—	27%
late pregnancy	10%	—
better stationary	—	27%
arteriovenous malformation	10%	—
smell of pus	—	27%
pregnancy toxicosis	10%	—
postpartum contractions	—	27%
flu	10%	—
ascherman syndrome	—	27%
cystic fibrosis	10%	—
r00 0 unspecified tachycardia	—	27%
worse during sleep	10%	—
endometrial polyps	—	27%
oncology	10%	—
leukocytosis	—	27%
feeling of fullness	10%	—
staphylococcus aureus	—	27%
illness after hypothermia	10%	—
vaginal discharge in girls	—	27%
stagnation in the lungs	10%	—
endometrial hyperplasia	—	27%
cns tumors	10%	—
bloody discharge from the vagina	—	26%
increased blood clotting	10%	—
sowing on intestinal flora	—	26%
complications of childbirth	10%	—
deterioration postpartum	—	26%
consequences of acute respiratory	10%	—
pseudomonas infection	—	26%
leukemia	10%	—
diphtheria	—	26%
consequences of a viral infection	10%	—
uterine polyps	—	26%
familial diabetes	10%	—
endometrioid ovarian cyst	—	26%
polycystic	10%	—
discharge from the genital tract	—	26%
hemoglobin increased	10%	—
salpingitis	—	26%
intrauterine infection	10%	—
typhlitis	—	26%
deterioration during pregnancy	10%	—
impaired uterine function	20%	46%
angiopathy	10%	—
ovarian insufficiency	—	25%
intolerance to drugs	9%	—
removal of the uterine body	—	25%
ARVI	9%	—
silicotuberculosis	—	25%
brain tumors	9%	—
uterine fibroids	—	25%
consequences of physical exertion	9%	—
better sitting	—	25%
problems with studying	9%	—
ovarian hypofunction	—	25%
heart defect	9%	—
vaginitis	—	25%
toxicosis	9%	—
feeling of bruising	—	25%
herpes	9%	—
abdominal pain when pressing	—	25%
nose pulmonary heart	9%	—
worse from cold	—	24%
suffocation	9%	—
appendicitis	—	24%
1 pregnancy	9%	—
anaerobic infection	—	24%
chronic anemia	9%	—
myositis	—	24%
need for movement	9%	—
menstruation irregular	—	24%
hypotrophy	9%	—
ovarian dysfunction	—	24%
hyperglycemia	9%	—
venous bleeding	—	23%
tumors of the heart	9%	—
better lying down	—	23%
vascular spasm	9%	—
pronounced tachycardia	—	23%
intensive physical load	9%	—
worse at rest	—	23%
spasm	8%	—
bruise	—	22%
cancer	8%	—
infertility female	—	22%
emotional	8%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	—	22%
wound	8%	—
sharp abdominal pain	—	22%
hormonal disorders	8%	—
history of surgery	11%	33%
heart failure	8%	—
endometritis	11%	33%
hemorrhagic diathesis	8%	—
vascular sclerosis	—	21%
there is heart failure	8%	—
vacuum	—	21%
vascular tumor	8%	—
hyperthermia	—	21%

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