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Results: Differences General ✘Sactosalpinx✘Urethral polyp
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 75%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
endometriosis 71% —
headache frontal — 90%
lipomas are painful 62% —
desire for fresh air — 89%
pain when turning the head in the neck 62% —
cyst of the left ovary — 87%
when turning 58% —
workaholic — 79%
sactosalpinx 53% —
no thirst — 77%
headache in the neck 52% —
addiction to coffee — 76%
headache is worse from movement 51% —
sad — 74%
neck pain 42% —
ovarian cysts — 69%
gonorrhea in women 42% —
chronic urethritis — 64%
clamidiosis in women 41% —
worse from wind — 61%
inflammation of the ovaries 40% —
colitis — 60%
pain when touched 40% —
menopause — 59%
appendages of the uterus 38% —
urethral polyp — 59%
adnexitis 38% —
lowered 6% 65%
salpingitis 37% —
hypertension — 51%
impaired uterine function 37% —
worse from worry — 49%
intra-phase infections 36% —
head tilted — 48%
STDs 34% —
lymphocytosis — 47%
mycoplasmosis in women 34% —
freezes — 47%
history of laparoscopic surgery 33% —
drowsiness — 46%
vaginal discharge watery 32% —
hematuria — 45%
gonococcus dna positive 32% —
burning in the urethra — 44%
vulvovaginitis 32% —
metastases — 44%
vulva infections 31% —
impressionability — 43%
headaches 31% —
emotional — 43%
fallopian tube cancer 30% —
hypotension — 42%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome 30% —
benign tumors of the urethra — 41%
infertility female 29% —
worse during day — 40%
feeling of heaviness in the lower abdomen 29% —
burning when urinating — 39%
abscess of the tubes 29% —
hypothyroidism — 37%
heaviness in the lower abdomen 29% —
poor sleep — 35%
ureaplasma 28% —
does not tolerate pain 11% 43%
pelvic abscess 28% —
rapid growth — 32%
piosalpinx 28% —
urethral caruncle — 32%
chlamydia DNA positive 27% —
burning at the beginning of urination — 32%
uterine tumor 27% —
surgery in the urethra — 32%
mycoplasma dna positive 27% —
painful urination — 32%
transparent vaginal 27% —
purulent discharge from the urethra — 31%
parametrite 27% —
discharge from the urethra — 30%
chronic oophoritis 26% —
bladder polyp — 29%
pelvioperitonitis 25% —
burning in the urethra when urinating — 29%
serozometer 24% —
burning in the bladder — 29%
ureaplasma dna positive 24% —
pain at the beginning of urination — 29%
high temperature 23% —
cysts 11% 39%
appendages of pain 23% —
pain when moving 41% 69%
endometritis 23% —
increased 25% 53%
tubal infertility 22% —
bleeding 10% 38%
hydrosalpinx 22% —
burns — 28%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 22% —
benign neoplasms — 27%
patient's condition 22% —
feeling of an obstacle — 26%
feeling of heaviness in the stomach 21% —
urethral cancer — 26%
abdominal surgery 21% —
pain during urination in men — 26%
constant pain 21% —
electrocoagulation — 25%
feeling of heat 21% —
spraying a stream of urine when urinating — 25%
heaviness in the abdomen 21% —
bladder interventions — 24%
bursting in the lower abdomen 21% —
heaviness in the bladder — 24%
acute salpingitis 21% —
pain when urinating — 24%
peritonitis 21% —
stones of the urethra — 24%
pain over the pubic 21% —
pain during urination — 24%
the consequences of physical activity are worse 20% —
involuntary urination during coughing — 23%
pain in the vagina 20% —
urinary incontinence when coughing — 23%
throbbing in the perineum 20% —
vascular tumor — 23%
high fever 20% —
urination incomplete — 22%
menstruation irregular 20% —
leakage of urine — 22%
nymphomania 20% —
bleeding from the bladder — 22%
consequences of infection 20% —
acute urethritis — 22%
ectopic pregnancy 20% —
acute urinary — 22%
gonorrhea 41% 19%
weakness of the bladder — 22%
desire to get pregnant 20% —
hormonal disorders — 22%
trichomoniasis in women 19% —
restless short sleep — 22%
pain in the groin area 19% —
perineal rupture — 22%
trichomoniasis 19% —
urethral syndrome — 21%
bursting 19% —
urethral injuries — 21%
herpes on the abdomen 19% —
lack of urination — 21%
vaginal discharge 19% —
chronic insomnia — 21%
swelling in the stomach 19% —
heredity predisposition — 20%
secondary syphilis 19% —
cough — 20%
pyometra 19% —
bladder cancer — 20%
white abundant 18% —
increased bleeding — 20%
abscess 18% —
burning in the legs — 20%
ovarian pain 18% —
pyuria — 19%
suspicion 18% —
insomnia from experiences — 19%
hyperthermia 18% —
general narcosis — 19%
genital herpes 18% —
sleep mode disturbance — 19%
postoperative pain 18% —
urination with blood — 19%
illness after hypothermia 18% —
A little weakness — 19%
paranoia 18% —
benign epithelial tumors — 19%
consequences of physical exertion 17% —
postmenopause — 18%
there are no complaints 17% —
malignization — 18%
soreness of the uterus 17% —
pain when walking — 18%
monthly short 17% —
prolonged labor — 18%
acute abdomen 17% —
exhaustion — 18%
angioplasty 17% —
wound — 18%
recovery period 16% —
pain in the bladder — 18%
stage of recovery 16% —
weakness no — 18%
does sports 16% —
urinary incontinence — 17%
cheeks are red 16% —
sleeps during the day — 17%
sweating of the face 16% —
infection genitourinary — 17%
endometrial hyperplasia 16% —
short sleep — 17%
the pain is worse from exertion 16% —
dense tumor — 17%

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