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Results: Differences General	✘Candidiasis	✘Uterine polyps
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Distinctive symptoms
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vulvovaginitis	88%	2%
endometrial polyps	—	21%
fungus	52%	—
very abundant monthly	—	14%
chronic vaginitis	34%	—
endometrial hyperplasia	—	14%
itching of female genitals	28%	—
monthly abundant and prolonged	—	14%
itching of the vagina	27%	—
endometrioid ovarian cyst	—	12%
genital itching	26%	—
endometriosis	—	10%
vaginal discharge curd	25%	—
uterine fibroids	—	9%
white discharge from the vagina	22%	—
bleeding uterine	—	8%
tongue atrophy	17%	—
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	—	8%
burning in the vagina	14%	—
cysts	—	7%
internal itching	13%	—
dark menstrual blood	—	7%
aphthae on the tongue	11%	—
bleeding	—	7%
vaginal discharge	18%	5%
infertility female	—	6%
ulcers on	9%	—
anemia	—	6%
itching in the urethra	8%	—
clots menstruation	—	5%
pain in the vagina	11%	2%
discharge after menstruation	—	5%
burning of the vulva	6%	—
iron deficiency anemia	—	5%
itchy skin	6%	—
latent iron deficiency	—	5%
genital pain in women	5%	—
painful ovulation	—	5%
yellowish discharge from the vagina	5%	—
prolapse of the rectum	—	5%
itching of the labia	4%	—
ovarian cysts	—	5%
STDs	4%	—
hypochromia	—	5%
burns	4%	—
copious menstruation with clots	—	5%
genital herpes	4%	—
fibrous mastopathy	—	4%
green discharge from the vagina	4%	—
menstruation irregular	—	4%
candidiasis of the mucous membranes	4%	—
cystic mastopathy	—	4%
thrush	4%	—
diffuse mastopathy	—	4%
itching and burning in the vagina	4%	—
vaginal polyp	—	4%
burning when urinating	4%	—
blood dark	—	4%
white abundant	4%	—
rash on the face painful	—	4%
bacterial vaginosis	3%	—
mastopathy	—	4%
itching of the penis	3%	—
uterine polyps	—	3%
vaginal discharge in girls	3%	—
removal of the uterine body	—	3%
stomatitis	3%	—
hyperplasia of endometrium of uterus	—	3%
dysbacteriosis	3%	—
cervical canal polyps	—	3%
vaginosis	3%	—
cervical polyp	—	3%
deterioration before menstruation	3%	—
placental polyp	—	3%
chronic thrush	3%	—
polyp of the uterine mucosa	—	3%
white milk	3%	—
obesity	—	2%
gonorrheal urethritis	2%	—
operations on the vagina and cervix	—	2%
pain after coitus	2%	—
superficial candidiasis	—	2%
cystitis	2%	—
effects of hormone	—	2%
swelling	2%	—
blood diseases	—	2%
pain during urination	2%	—
cramping pain in the lower abdomen	—	2%
pain when urinating	2%	—
postmenopause	—	2%
very frequent urination	2%	—
ovarian dysfunction	—	2%
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate	2%	—
adenomyosis	—	2%
urethral pain	2%	—
mycoplasmosis in women	—	2%
thrush in pregnant	2%	—
uterine fibroma	—	2%
rashes on the genitals	2%	—
uterine adenocarcinoma	—	2%
sputum is thick white	2%	—
thrush in the mouth	—	2%
discharge from the urethra	2%	—
Eco number increased	—	2%
painful urination	2%	—
candidiasis of the oral cavity	—	2%
endocervicitis	2%	—
uterine infertility	—	2%
falls asleep in the morning	2%	—
enlargement of the uterus	—	2%
sputum leaves easily	2%	—
discomfort in the lower abdomen	—	2%
clitoris	2%	—
prolonged uterine bleeding	—	2%
acute urethritis	2%	—
thick blood	—	2%
itching in the head of the penis	2%	—
adenomatous polyp	—	2%
redness of the vulva	2%	—
monthly painful	2%	4%
intestinal candidiasis	2%	—
impaired uterine function	1%	3%
pain in the bladder	2%	—
profuse discharge from uterus	—	2%
burning itching	2%	—
fibrous endometrial polyp	—	2%
acute vaginitis	2%	—
bloody discharge after menstruation	—	2%
trichomonas urethritis	2%	—
pain in the uterus	—	2%
hyperemia of genitals	2%	—
cysts and polyps	—	2%
urethritis	2%	—
ascherman syndrome	—	2%
impaired function of the small intestine	2%	—
spotting from the uterus	—	2%
pain in the penis	2%	—
menopause	—	2%
purulent discharge from the urethra	2%	—
uterine cyst	—	2%
rashes on the penis	2%	—
profuse uterine bleeding	—	2%
burning in the urethra	2%	—
uterine tumor	—	2%
burning of the skin	2%	—
ovarian fibroma	—	2%
vaginal mucosa hyperemic	2%	—
oropharyngeal candidiasis	—	2%
chronic urethritis	2%	—
atypical endometrial hyperplasia	—	1%
itching in the intimate area in men	2%	—
lymphosarcoma	—	1%
swelling of genitals	2%	—
impaired lung function	0%	1%
genital pain in men	2%	—
caution	—	1%
inconclusive urge to urinate	2%	—
impaired arterial function	0%	1%
drug disease	0%	1%
abdominal surgery	—	1%
metastases	—	1%
pale skin	—	1%
dizziness weakness	—	1%
vacuum	—	1%
weakness after illness	—	1%
consequences of abortion	—	1%
essential hypertension	—	1%
diabetes mellitus in children	—	1%
fibroma	—	1%
trauma	—	1%
traumatic shock	—	1%
frequent dizziness	—	1%
later menarche	—	1%
abdominal discomfort	—	1%
neurogenic pain	—	1%
polycystic	—	1%
emotional child	—	1%
solid tumors	—	1%
amenorrhea	—	1%
requires increased attention	—	1%
inflammation of the ovaries	—	1%
high temperature	—	1%
shock states of various genesis	—	1%
helps others	—	1%
consequences of taking medications	—	1%
diabetic neuropathy	—	1%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	—	1%
dizziness	—	1%
benign neoplasms	—	1%
e66 0 obesity	—	1%
vascular tumor	—	1%
vascular damage	—	1%
long monthly cycle	—	1%
worse in morning	—	1%
polyneuropathy	—	1%
pain worse in the morning	—	1%
is worse at 10 am	—	1%
cystic fibrosis	—	1%
nerve damage	—	1%
paranoia	—	1%

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