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Results: Differences General Ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosisPlacenta increment
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Distinctive symptoms
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hyperchromia 86%
caesarean section in the anamnesis 94%
ureaplasmosis 85%
caesarean section 94%
ureaplasmosis in women 81%
postpartum bleeding 90%
leukocyturia 79%
placenta previa 85%
mycoplasma 78%
bleeding uterine 85%
urethritis 74%
scar on the uterus 85%
discharge from the urethra 71%
enlargement of the uterus 83%
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis 67%
postponed pregnancy 80%
burning when urinating 66%
bleeding during pregnancy 75%
proteinuria 64%
operative delivery 75%
ureaplasmosis in men 63%
number of births has been reduced 72%
STDs 63%
scarring 71%
endocervicitis 62%
placental abnormalities 69%
vaginal discharge 51%
marginal presentation of the placenta 68%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes 45%
bleeding 67%
cystitis in pregnant women 45%
arterial bleeding 65%
infertility female 44%
blood diseases 59%
painful urination 43%
endometritis 59%
purulent discharge from the vagina 42%
porous skin 57%
cystitis 38%
risk ii 54%
pain during sexual intercourse 37%
arterial occlusion 54%
bacterial cervicitis 37%
skin dystrophy 54%
purulent discharge from the urethra 37%
hypotension 51%
vaginitis 36%
impaired uterine function 29% 80%
tubal infertility 36%
consequences of surgery 50%
grey discharge from the vagina 35%
hypotonic uterine bleeding 50%
terminal leakage of urine 35%
impaired arterial function 49%
impaired prostate function 35%
the volume of blood loss is reduced 49%
chronic cervicitis 34%
trauma 49%
He's been ill for a long time 33%
coagulopathy 49%
secondary infertility 33%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 47%
lower abdominal pain 32%
abnormalities of uterine development 47%
urine is greenish 32%
lerish syndrome 47%
chronic vaginitis 31%
multiple pregnancy 46%
pseudoerosion of the cervix 31%
gastrointestinal problems 46%
surgery in the urethra 31%
fetoplacental insufficiency 46%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 31%
dystrophy 46%
urethral stricture 30%
number of births increased 45%
leakage of urine 30%
glomerulonephritis during pregnancy 45%
eroded uterine lining 30%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 45%
tubal pregnancy 30%
internal bleeding 44%
orchitis 30%
lynch syndrome 44%
urethral syndrome 29%
removal of the uterine body 44%
enlargement of inguinal lymph nodes 29%
consequences of pregnancy 27% 71%
burning in the lower abdomen 29%
natural childbirth 43%
discomfort in the urethra 29%
multiple uterine fibroids 43%
burning in the urethra when urinating 29%
intrauterine septum 42%
pain in the perineum in men 29%
alpha fetoprotein increased 42%
purulent uterine discharge 29%
blood in feces 42%
feeling of stenosis 27%
genital tuberculosis 41%
uterine infertility 27%
uterine leiomyoma 41%
pain in the ankles 27%
the volume of blood loss is increased 41%
vaginal discharge in girls 27%
falls to the floor 41%
ectopic pregnancy 27%
high-risk pregnancy 40%
prostatitis 26%
cervix length lowered 40%
habitual miscarriage 26%
angioplasty 40%
salpingitis 26%
profuse uterine bleeding 40%
immunodeficiency 26%
nephropathy of pregnant women 40%
a lot of stress 26%
premature birth 39%
will not work 25%
cervix thickness is reduced 39%
sputum green 25%
postpartum endometritis 38%
green sputum in the morning 25%
short cervix 37%
burning in the urethra 25%
up circulatory disorders 37%
periodic abdominal pain 25%
abortions 37%
anaerobic infection 25%
pregnancy complications 21% 58%
operations on the vagina and cervix 24%
external bleeding 37%
pain in the shins 24%
feeling of blood loss 36%
myxedema 23%
patient's condition 11% 47%
nervous exhaustion 23%
anesthesia 35%
urogenital mycoplasmosis 23%
protein with increased 34%
speeded up urination 23%
constipation 34%
discomfort in the lower abdomen 23%
short height 34%
miscarriage 23%
rapid childbirth 33%
pain in the groin area 23%
chronic glomerulonephritis 33%
lower abdominal pain in women 23%
rupture of the uterus 33%
pyometra 23%
hematuria 32%
pain in the foot 22%
deterioration postpartum 32%
enlarged lymph nodes 22%
uterine cyst 32%
vaginal swelling 22%
worse constipation 32%
pyelonephritis 22%
pulmonary edema 32%
eating and drinking 21%
thrombosis 32%
sputum 21%
lowered 21% 53%
omission of internal organs 21%
impaired venous function 31%
abdominal pain burning 21%
uterine fibroids 31%
sputum in the morning 20%
premature rupture of fetal membranes 31%
frequent colds 20%
consequences of injuries 31%
coughing up mucus in the morning 20%
scar inflammation 31%
weakening of immunity 20%
viral hepatitis 31%
itching of the skin of the abdomen 20%
glomerulonephritis 31%
discomfort when urinating 20%
posttransfusion complications 30%
gradual deterioration of the condition 19%
consequences of abortion 30%
exhaustion after illness 19%
hiv 30%
periods of exacerbation 19%
preeclampsia 30%
pain in the legs 19%
skin problems 22% 52%
urolithiasis 19%
respiratory distress syndrome 29%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 19%
defecation painful 29%
spicy food 19%
traumatic shock 29%
stress 18%
pain in the vagina 29%
sediment urine 18%
hepatitis 29%
burning in the stomach 17%
consequences of epidural anesthesia 29%

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