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Results: Differences General ✘Inflammation of the appendages✘Hereditary ovarian cancer
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 87%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 11%53%
lower abdominal pain 83% —
metastatic ovarian cancer — 42%
pulling abdominal pain 77% —
germinogenic tumors 10% 49%
inflammation of the eyes 68% —
tumors of the peritoneum — 39%
eyes purulent discharge 67% —
metastases — 38%
inflammation 94% 25%
ovarian tumors 9% 45%
foot freeze 59% —
cancer — 33%
demanding 57% —
radiation therapy — 31%
discharge from the eyes 52% —
radiation damage — 31%
inflammation of the ovaries 67% 16%
seminoma — 29%
freezes 47% —
breast tumor — 29%
abscess 44% —
removal of the uterine body — 28%
роды и вскармливание 54% 9%
hereditary breast cancer — 28%
thinking about life 42% —
effects of chemotherapy — 28%
desire for solace 41% —
alpha fetoprotein increased — 28%
pelvioperitonitis 40% —
hemorrhagic cystitis — 27%
abscess of the tubes 40% —
oncology in the anamnesis 8% 35%
adnexitis 40% —
lymph node damage — 27%
salpingitis 40% —
lung cancer — 26%
pelvic abscess 39% —
pleurisy — 26%
gonorrhea 38% —
metastases to the lungs — 25%
nervousness 36% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 25%
blurred vision 36% —
breast cancer — 25%
is better when busy 34% —
there is a lot of oncology in the family — 25%
eye swelling 34% —
stomach tumors — 24%
vulvovaginitis 33% —
improvement from physical exertion — 24%
vulva infections 33% —
cystitis — 24%
ovarian cysts 49% 15%
oncology relatives — 24%
endometritis 32% —
ovarian tumors in girls — 24%
STDs 31% —
belly enlargement — 24%
phlegmon 28% —
solid tumors — 24%
anaerobic infection 27% —
bronchial lesion — 23%
piosalpinx 26% —
acute pain 2% 25%
appendages of pain 25% —
ovarian pain — 23%
gonorrhea in women 24% —
of unrealization — 23%
parametrite 24% —
breast cancer in men — 23%
sepsis 23% —
ascites 12% 35%
clamidiosis in women 23% —
general weakness — 22%
bacteremia 23% —
hydrothorax — 22%
peritonitis 31% 7%
uterine adenocarcinoma — 22%
intra-phase infections 37% 13%
neuroendocrine tumors — 21%
inflammation of the appendages 36% 12%
obesity — 21%
chills when vomiting 21% —
loss body weight — 21%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 20% —
complications of chemotherapy — 21%
mycoplasma 20% —
enlarged lymph nodes — 21%
hydrosalpinx 20% —
cell carcinoma colon cancer — 21%
silicotuberculosis 20% —
abdominal surgery 11% 32%
fungus 20% —
teratoma — 21%
acute appendicitis 19% —
impaired lung function 7% 28%
fever abdominal pain 19% —
rapid weight loss — 21%
aching 29% 8%
consequences of physical exertion — 20%
pronounced defense of abdominal muscles 19% —
depression — 20%
chills 19% —
tumour in the abdomen 17% 37%
pain in the uterus 19% —
vascular tumor — 20%
operations on the vagina and cervix 19% —
desire to sing — 20%
bleeding during pregnancy 19% —
benign tumors of the large intestine — 19%
appendicitis 19% —
mood disorder — 19%
acute salpingitis 19% —
history of appendectomy — 18%
genital tuberculosis 18% —
intestinal tumor 8% 26%
leukocytosis 18% —
hereditary non-polypous colorectal carcinoma — 18%
pain in the vagina 18% —
polyneuropathy — 18%
mycoplasmosis in women 18% —
breast sarcoma — 18%
ectopic pregnancy 18% —
frequent and copious urination — 18%
diarrhea vomiting 17% —
discomfort in the intestines — 17%
intoxication 28% 9%
pain in the pelvis — 17%
acute condition 17% —
no appetite — 17%
urination disorder 17% —
dizziness from coughing — 17%
clamidiosis 17% —
no feeling of hunger — 17%
urethral syndrome 16% —
nausea — 17%
monthly gas scanty 15% —
pain under the lower ribs — 17%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract 15% —
exhaustion — 17%
weakness after diarrhea 15% —
ovarian dysfunction 22% 39%
monthly short 15% —
menopause — 17%
tuberculosis 15% —
nausea vomiting — 17%
periodic fever 15% —
impaired gastric function — 17%
lying in bed 15% —
bowel cancer 9% 26%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 15% —
bladder interventions — 16%
spicy food 15% —
melanoma — 16%
piovar 15% —
skin cancer — 16%
unformed feces 15% —
uterine cancer — 16%
monthly abundant and prolonged 15% —
peritoneal carcinomatosis — 16%
very abundant monthly 15% —
dyspnea — 16%
gonococcus dna positive 15% —
metastatic brain tumors — 16%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome in women 15% —
executive — 16%
prolonged labor 14% —
feeling of bruising — 16%
surgery in the urethra 14% —
depression anxiety — 16%
defense of abdominal muscles 14% —
benign neoplasms — 16%
helps others 14% —
leukemia — 16%
effects of taking antibiotics 14% —
better from work — 16%
immunodeficiency 14% —
anxiety — 16%
long monthly cycle 14% —
gastric adenocarcinoma — 16%
mycoplasma genital dna positive 14% —
worse during day — 16%
numbness of the abdomen 14% —
heredity predisposition — 15%
appendicitis during pregnancy 14% —
lymphostasis — 15%
habitual miscarriage 14% —
lynch syndrome — 15%
chronic pelvic pain syndrome 14% —
primary-multiple tumors — 15%
metroendometritis 14% —
psychologist — 15%
acute abdomen 22% 6%
intestinal mucosa — 15%
cysts 32% 16%
depression in cancer patients — 15%
profuse diarrhea 13% —
suppression in the family — 15%
ureaplasma 13% —
excess progesterone — 15%

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