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Results: Differences General	✘Secondary amenorrhea	✘Glandular endometrial hyperplasia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 91%(18) 5%(4) Thyroid hormones 45%(2) 8%(0) Other hormones 46%(3) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	3%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	4%	100%
stopped menstruation	30%	—
endometriosis	—	22%
hot flashes	30%	—
uterine polyps	—	19%
secondary amenorrhea	25%	—
uterine fibroids	—	16%
polycystic ovaries	31%	4%
monthly abundant and prolonged	—	16%
menstruation irregular	24%	—
very abundant monthly	—	16%
polycystic	28%	3%
polyps	—	15%
menopause	29%	5%
uterine tumor	—	14%
primary and secondary amenorrhea	21%	—
endometrial polyps	—	14%
cystic fibrosis	26%	3%
fibroma	—	13%
prolactin deficiency	20%	—
uterine cyst	12%	22%
hyperprolactinemia	20%	—
clots menstruation	—	9%
uterine atresia	18%	—
endometrial hyperplasia	—	9%
primary amenorrhea	16%	—
bleeding uterine	—	9%
menopause sweating	16%	—
bleeding	3%	11%
pituitary tumors	16%	—
hyperplasia of endometrium of uterus	—	8%
pituitary gland diseases	16%	—
endometrial cancer	—	7%
hot rush with sweating	16%	—
benign neoplasms	4%	10%
sheehan syndrome	15%	—
adenomatous endometrial hyperplasia	—	6%
fsh deficiency	15%	—
atypical endometrial hyperplasia	—	6%
resistant ovary syndrome	14%	—
cysts and polyps	—	6%
effects of taking hormones	13%	—
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	5%	11%
congenital adrenal hyperplasia	13%	—
metastases	—	5%
congenital hyperplasia of the adrenal cortex	13%	—
anovulatory cycle	—	5%
rapid weight loss	12%	—
removal of fibroids	—	5%
prolactinoma	12%	—
vaginal sarcoma	—	5%
testicular feminization syndrome	12%	—
benign vaginal tumors	—	4%
hematocolpos	12%	—
fibrous endometrial polyp	—	4%
excess fsh	12%	—
multiple uterine fibroids	—	4%
vaginal atresia	12%	—
vaginal polyp	—	4%
ascherman syndrome	16%	2%
trophoblastic tumors	—	4%
hematosalpinx	12%	—
removal of cysts	—	4%
polycystic ovary syndrome pcos	18%	4%
fever of unclear genesis	—	4%
emaciation	12%	—
multiple fibroids	—	4%
damage to the uterus	11%	—
uterine adenocarcinoma	—	4%
ovarian dysfunction	17%	4%
thyroid atrophy	—	4%
hematometer	11%	—
refuses treatment	—	4%
consequences of taking medications	16%	3%
ovarian fibroma	—	3%
hyperandrogenism in women	11%	—
uterine cancer	—	3%
adrenogenital syndrome	11%	—
anemia and weakness	—	3%
kalman syndrome	11%	—
ectopic pregnancy	—	3%
lh deficiency	11%	—
postpartum obesity	—	3%
head tumor	11%	—
precancer	—	3%
aper syndrome	11%	—
posthemorrhagic anemia	—	3%
anovulation	11%	—
dependence on the doctor	—	3%
hirsutism	10%	—
sudden dizziness	—	3%
empty' Turkish saddle syndrome	10%	—
cervical pregnancy	—	3%
tumors of the adrenal glands	10%	—
hepatosis fatty	—	3%
ovarian pain	10%	—
cervical cancer	—	3%
acth deficiency	10%	—
feeling of bruising	—	3%
complete lack of appetite	10%	—
high temperature	—	3%
soreness of the uterus	10%	—
uterine fibroids during pregnancy	—	3%
pimples on the body	10%	—
benign epithelial tumors	—	3%
shereshevsky-turner syndrome	10%	—
bleeding during pregnancy	—	3%
testicular atrophy	10%	—
endocervicitis	—	3%
lactation	9%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	3%
abnormalities of uterine development	9%	—
postmenopause	—	3%
excess stg	9%	—
bloody discharge from the vagina	—	3%
decreased tsh	9%	—
mastopathy	—	3%
excess of lh	9%	—
hypertrophy of the uterine body	—	3%
increased hairiness	9%	—
severe dizziness	—	3%
swyer syndrome	9%	—
cervical erosion	—	3%
hypogonadism	9%	—
cervical fibroids	—	3%
habitual miscarriage	9%	—
no fever	—	3%
sports amenorrhea	9%	—
adenomatous polyp	—	3%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis	9%	—
cervical cancer during pregnancy	—	3%
cervical canal atresia	9%	—
fibrous mastopathy	—	3%
cervical syndrome	9%	—
ovulatory syndrome	—	3%
excess testesterone	8%	—
cystic mastopathy	—	3%
development of external genital organs is incorrect	8%	—
ovarian endometriosis	—	3%
miscarriage	8%	—
benign ovarian tumors	—	3%
neuroinfections	8%	—
cervical polyp	—	3%
trauma	8%	—
cervical canal polyps	—	3%
false pregnancy	8%	—
eroded uterine lining	—	3%
estradiol deficiency	8%	—
premenopause	—	3%
hyperaldosteronism	8%	—
anemia	—	3%
lower abdominal pain	8%	—
diffuse mastopathy	—	3%
adrenal exhaustion	8%	—
slight temperature	—	2%
pimples on the head	8%	—
essential hypertension	—	2%
acne face	8%	—
dizziness weakness	—	2%
constant pain	8%	—
skin overgrowth	—	2%
cervical canal stenosis	8%	—
late pregnancy	—	2%
itsenko-cushing syndrome (hypercorticism)	8%	—
fighting	—	2%
acne	8%	—
liver atrophy	—	2%
pain in the uterus	8%	—
deterioration during pregnancy	—	2%
pimples on the face	8%	—
recovery period	—	2%
excess aldosterone	8%	—
liver problems	—	2%
appendages of the uterus	15%	5%
hepatoses	—	2%
secondary hyperaldosteronism	8%	—
solid tumors	—	2%
ovarian tumors	12%	2%
progesterone deficiency	—	2%
menstruation disorder	13%	3%
operative delivery	—	2%
hormonal disorders	12%	2%
consequences of suppression	—	2%
rash on the body	7%	—
vaginal discharge	—	2%
premature menstruation	7%	—
dizziness	—	2%
can not get pregnant	7%	—
3 pregnancy	—	2%
underdevelopment	7%	—
big head	—	2%
rashes on the face	7%	—
stage of recovery	—	2%
hypothyroidism	7%	—
feeling of fullness	—	2%
to increase the mammary glands	7%	—
suspension	—	2%
empty	7%	—
severe fever	—	2%
anorexia nervosa	7%	—
remission	—	2%

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