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Results: Differences Similar ✘Pseudomucinous ovarian cyst✘Benign tumors of the bladder
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Distinctive symptoms
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ovarian cyst 75% —
cancer 17% 52%
removal of ovaries 53% —
warts — 31%
ovarian tumors 52% —
bladder polyp — 29%
appendages of the uterus 45% —
difficulty urinating — 28%
removal of the uterus 43% —
weak stream of urine — 28%
heaviness in the abdomen 43% —
tumors of the ureter — 27%
ovarian pain 41% —
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate — 26%
benign ovarian tumors 41% —
inconclusive urge to urinate — 24%
appendages of uterus are painful 40% —
diverticulum of the bladder — 24%
ovarian torsion 36% —
polyps — 24%
belly enlargement 36% —
schistosomiasis — 23%
rupture of the fallopian tube 35% —
mature skin — 23%
ovarian cysts 35% —
urethral cancer — 23%
malignization 34% —
diverticulum of the urethra — 23%
heaviness in the lower abdomen 34% —
difficulty urinating in women — 22%
defecation during urination 34% —
stones of the urethra — 21%
heaviness in the lower back 33% —
difficulty urinating in men — 20%
ovarian apoplexy 32% —
eroded uterine lining — 20%
tumour in the abdomen 32% —
secondary syphilis — 19%
ovarian fibroma 31% —
urethral stricture — 19%
heaviness in the back 29% —
rectal cancer — 18%
ovarian cancer 27% —
tenesmus — 18%
female pelvic organs 41% 12%
lymphosarcoma — 18%
abdominal pain 26% —
urethral syndrome — 18%
frequent stools 26% —
hematuria — 17%
dyspnea 26% —
uterine cancer — 17%
uterine appendages are increase 26% —
multiple warts — 17%
gynecological operations 25% —
neurinoma — 17%
germinogenic tumors 25% —
peptic ulcer — 17%
uterine fibroids 25% —
burning in the intestines — 16%
polyuria 25% —
trophic ulcer — 16%
genital neoplasms 25% —
endometriosis — 16%
postmenopause 24% —
tumors of the rectum — 16%
often abdominal pain 24% —
impaired prostate function — 16%
severe shortness of breath 24% —
prostatitis — 16%
lymphocytic 23% —
pain in the intestines — 16%
lower abdominal pain 23% —
oliguria — 15%
difficult defecation 22% —
hemangioma — 15%
leukemia 22% —
bowel cancer — 14%
lower back pain 22% —
cystitis — 14%
ascites 21% —
rapid growth — 14%
apoplexy 21% —
refuses to help — 14%
sharp belly 21% —
little urine — 13%
back pain 20% —
ulcers on the skin — 13%
myocardial infarction 20% —
helminths — 13%
swelling of the legs 20% —
metastases — 13%
does not feel pain 19% —
syphilis — 13%
violation of the chair 19% —
intestinal tumor — 13%
impaired gastric function 18% —
smokes — 12%
vomiting 17% —
pain in the intestines — 12%
swelling 16% —
tuberculosis — 12%
twist the legs of the ovarian tumor 15% —
burns — 12%
body of uterus is tuberous 15% —
skin color — 12%
uterine tumor 32% 15%
stones in the bladder — 12%
impaired uterine function 29% 13%
impaired lung function — 11%
painful urination 30% 14%
injury — 10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 23% 11%
skin problems — 10%
oncology 35% 23%
papilloma of the bladder — 9%
fibroma 22% 14%
benign neoplasms 26% 26%
urination disorder 22% 14%
dependence on plastic surgery 19% 12%
there are no complaints 16% 10%
necrosis 17% 11%
inflammation 15% 10%

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