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Results: Differences General	✘Postpartum endometritis	✘Adhesions of the fallopian tubes
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 56%(1) 38%(1) General blood test 74%(6) — General urine test 65%(1) — Endoscopy — 44%(0) Infection tests 14%(0) 26%(0) Gynecologist's examination — 39%(0) Spermogram — 35%(1) Measurements at the reception — 35%(0) Ultrasound of the organ 11%(0) 18%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
consequences of childbirth	73%	—
ascherman syndrome	—	69%
consequences of infection	69%	18%
salpingitis	—	64%
impaired uterine function	86%	51%
adhesions in the pelvis	—	60%
postpartum endometritis	33%	—
acute salpingitis	—	55%
subinvolution of the uterus	30%	—
tubal infertility	—	54%
heaviness in the uterus	24%	—
appendages of the uterus	—	50%
postpartum infections	23%	—
adnexitis	—	50%
hormonal disorders	21%	—
inflammation of the ovaries	—	49%
vesiculopustulosis in newborns	19%	—
chronic oophoritis	—	48%
genital pain in women	17%	—
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	46%
impetigo	17%	—
green discharge from the vagina	—	45%
intrauterine pneumonia	17%	—
STDs	—	45%
pneumonia in newborns	17%	—
on palpation of the epididymis increased	—	45%
pain in the pubic area in women	17%	—
obliteration of the fallopian tube	—	45%
pregnancy	56%	38%
pain in the groin	—	42%
cold in the stomach	15%	—
obstruction of the fallopian tubes	—	40%
surgical infections	15%	—
promiscuous sexual relations	—	39%
pyometra	15%	—
nymphomania	—	38%
neonatal sepsis	15%	—
deterioration from cooling legs	—	38%
intoxication	14%	—
cramping pain in the lower abdomen	—	37%
Friedlander 's pneumonia	14%	—
urogenital mycoplasmosis	—	36%
moderate condition	14%	—
discomfort in the lower abdomen	—	36%
leukocytosis	13%	—
pain after coitus	—	36%
general intoxication syndrome	13%	—
herpes on the abdomen	—	36%
deterioration postpartum	13%	—
infertility female	—	35%
pneumonia	13%	—
gonorrheal urethritis	—	35%
sepsis	13%	—
can not get pregnant	—	35%
anemia, unspecified	12%	—
pulling pains in the lower abdomen	—	35%
pneumonia with sepsis	12%	—
secondary syphilis	—	35%
worse from cold	12%	—
sputum copious	—	35%
feeling of heat in the stomach	12%	—
pulling pain in	—	35%
anaerobic infection	12%	—
balanced	—	35%
pain in the uterus	12%	—
white abundant	—	34%
fever abdominal pain	12%	—
genital herpes	—	34%
electric burns	12%	—
tubal pregnancy	—	34%
removal of the uterine body	12%	—
mucous discharge from the vagina	—	34%
blisters	11%	—
urogenital clamidiosis	—	34%
viral pneumonia	11%	—
mucous whites	—	33%
late pregnancy	11%	—
cutting pain in the lower abdomen	—	33%
intrauterine infection	11%	—
abortions	—	33%
erythrocytic anemia	11%	—
aching stomach	—	33%
operative delivery	11%	—
discomfort in the perineum	—	33%
infection genitourinary	11%	—
purulent discharge from the vagina	14%	46%
external bleeding	11%	—
abundance of mucus	—	31%
high-risk pregnancy	11%	—
scar on the uterus	—	31%
effects of poisoning	10%	—
uterine infertility	—	30%
effects of shock	10%	—
ectopic pregnancy	—	30%
shock states of various genesis	10%	—
vaginal discharge in girls	—	30%
chills	10%	—
stomach cramping pain	—	30%
effects of taking antibiotics	10%	—
from sex worse	—	30%
streptococci	10%	—
intra-phase infections	23%	53%
chronic anemia	10%	—
endometrial hyperplasia	—	30%
bacterial pneumonia	10%	—
urethritis	—	29%
anemia	9%	—
clamidiosis	—	29%
bacteremia	9%	—
increased	—	29%
bronchial lesion	9%	—
pain during sexual intercourse	—	29%
early development	9%	—
endometrioid ovarian cyst	—	29%
no appetite	9%	—
endometriosis	—	28%
control issues	9%	—
worse from sudden movements	—	28%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	8%	—
sputum green	—	28%
necrosis	8%	—
pulling abdominal pain	—	27%
impaired lung function	8%	—
consequences of abortion	—	27%
blood diseases	8%	—
myositis	—	27%
bleeding	8%	—
acute pain	—	27%
feeling of heat	8%	—
ovarian tumors	—	26%
high temperature	8%	—
make the main	—	26%
inflammation	44%	38%
abdominal discomfort	—	26%
deterioration during pregnancy	—	26%
resorption	—	26%
female pelvic organs	20%	46%
sharp pain in the stomach	—	25%
acute abdominal pains	—	25%
wound inflammation	—	25%
oncology	—	25%
medical abortion	—	25%
pain in the groin area	—	25%
illness after hypothermia	—	24%
refuses to help	—	24%
syphilis	—	23%
pain during exercise	—	23%
increased motor activity	—	23%
sputum	—	23%
motor activity	—	23%
illness from stress	—	23%
herpes	—	22%
abdominal surgery	—	22%
pain from the load	—	22%
worse from movement	—	22%
refuses treatment	—	22%
calcium	—	20%
aching	—	20%
scarring	—	20%
vaginal discharge	16%	36%
wound	—	19%
vulva infections	23%	42%
vulvovaginitis	23%	42%
skin problems	—	18%
mycoplasma	12%	29%
gonorrhea	13%	29%
lower abdominal pain	11%	26%
allergy to antibiotics	11%	26%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	11%	24%
allergy to medications	10%	23%
acute abdomen	10%	23%
spicy food	9%	21%
worse during meals	9%	21%
worse food	9%	21%
abdominal pain	9%	20%
increased sensitivity	9%	20%
allergy	8%	19%
history of surgery	26%	37%
attacks of pain	8%	19%
drug disease	8%	18%
onset of illness	8%	18%
consequences of taking medications	7%	17%
vacuum	14%	23%
weakening of immunity	14%	23%
lowered	10%	17%
immunodeficiency	15%	21%
patient's condition	13%	17%

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