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Results: Differences General ✘Ovarian tumors in girls✘Cervical canal polyps
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
ovarian cancer 33% —
cervical polyp — 96%
oncology in the anamnesis 27% —
polyps — 80%
brenner's tumor 25% —
disease from resentment — 28%
history of laparoscopic surgery 24% —
vaginal discharge — 27%
cancer 24% —
very abundant monthly — 25%
ovarian tumors 32% 6%
monthly abundant and prolonged — 25%
uterine appendages are increase 23% —
endometrial polyps — 22%
ovarian dysfunction 30% 6%
vaginal polyp — 22%
tumour in the abdomen 22% —
uterine fibroids — 22%
desire to sing 22% —
fibroma — 19%
ovarian tumors in girls 30% 7%
polyp of the uterine mucosa — 19%
consequences of surgery 21% —
suspiciousness — 18%
belly enlargement 21% —
cervical canal polyps — 18%
premature sexual development 20% —
endocervicitis — 15%
consequences of taking medications 20% —
vulva infections — 13%
abdominal surgery 20% —
vulvovaginitis — 13%
ovarian dysgerminoma 20% —
cervical resection — 12%
appendages of the uterus 28% 6%
bleeding 11% 22%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 19% —
benign vaginal tumors — 10%
ovarian cysts 27% 7%
cervical cyst — 10%
there are no complaints 18% —
cervical pregnancy — 10%
frequent and copious urination 18% —
warts on the stomach — 10%
follicular cyst 17% —
cervical endometriosis — 10%
neoplasms of the vulva 17% —
cervical hypertrophy — 10%
vaginal septum 17% —
ureaplasmosis in women — 10%
monthly painful 16% —
vaginitis — 10%
benign epithelial tumors 16% —
pulling pain in the uterus — 10%
lower abdominal pain in men 16% —
body of uterus is soft — 10%
history of appendectomy 16% —
bacterial cervicitis — 10%
metastatic ovarian cancer 16% —
erosive colpitis — 10%
no voice 16% —
STDs — 9%
kidney fusion 15% —
omission of the ovaries — 9%
vulvar dysplasia 15% —
ureaplasmosis and mycoplasmosis — 9%
virile syndrome 15% —
removal of polyps in the anamnesis — 9%
intrauterine septum 15% —
malignization — 9%
a comfortable child 15% —
chronic endocervicitis — 9%
follicular ovarian cyst 15% —
shape of cervix is cylindrical — 9%
at bloating of the lower abdomen 14% —
thrush — 9%
paranoia 14% —
herpes on the abdomen — 9%
serous ovarian cystadenoma 14% —
cervical fibroids — 9%
deterioration during pregnancy 14% —
ovarian fibroma — 9%
kidney dystopia 14% —
vaginal cyst — 8%
metastases 14% —
trichomoniasis in women — 8%
clitoromegaly 14% —
acute urethritis — 8%
gases when urinating 14% —
ureaplasmosis — 8%
hematometer 14% —
vaginosis — 8%
pseudomyxoma of the peritoneum 14% —
pseudoerosion of the cervix — 8%
ovarian pregnancy 13% —
bacterial vaginosis — 8%
intestinal tumor 13% —
genital herpes — 8%
genital neoplasms 13% —
trichomoniasis — 8%
cancer in the anamnesis 13% —
senile colpitis — 8%
mom oncology 13% —
urogenital clamidiosis — 8%
delay menstruation 13% —
cysts and polyps — 8%
tumors of the peritoneum 13% —
invasive candidiasis — 8%
palpation of the uterus painful 13% —
aches — 8%
ovarian pain 13% —
purulent discharge from the vagina — 8%
teratoma 13% —
uterus removed — 8%
impaired uterine function 26% 11%
urogenital mycoplasmosis — 8%
female pelvic organs 26% 11%
mycoplasmosis in women — 8%
uterine hypoplasia 13% —
pulling pains in the lower abdomen — 8%
skin cysts 13% —
eroded uterine lining — 8%
bloating 13% —
discomfort in the vagina — 8%
lymphosarcoma 13% —
clamidiosis in women — 8%
retention cyst 13% —
adenomatous polyp — 7%
a history of prosthetics 13% —
uterine cyst — 7%
copious urination 13% —
uterine infertility — 7%
lack of desires 12% —
bloody discharge from the vagina — 7%
ascherman syndrome 12% —
angiomatosis — 7%
clitoris 12% —
threat of miscarriage — 7%
constipation 12% —
necrosis — 7%
seminoma 12% —
pulling abdominal pain — 7%
pain like a knife 12% —
shape of uterus is wrong — 7%
worse during menstruation 12% —
clamidiosis — 7%
peritoneal carcinomatosis 12% —
urethritis — 7%
recovery period 12% —
mycoplasma — 7%
radiation therapy 12% —
candidiasis — 7%
hirsutism 12% —
solid tumor — 7%
on palpation the uterus painful 12% —
human papillomavirus — 7%
worse in morning 12% —
bleeding during pregnancy — 7%
spinal cord tumors 12% —
rapid growth — 6%
ascites 11% —
warts — 6%
frequent constipation 11% —
anaerobic infection — 6%
frequent bloating 11% —
herpes — 6%
genital pain in women 11% —
illness from stress — 6%
uterine cancer 11% —
menopause — 6%
connective tissue dysplasia 11% —
fungus — 6%
brain cancer 11% —
abortions — 6%
kidney disease 11% —
intra-phase infections 7% 13%
a difficult teenager 11% —
control issues — 5%
increased ldh 11% —
up circulatory disorders — 5%
lack of menstruation 11% —
hormonal disorders — 5%
shereshevsky-turner syndrome 11% —
vascular tumor — 5%
irradiation 11% —
traumatic illness — 5%
ovarian insufficiency 11% —
patient's condition 7% 11%
extended cycle 11% —
trauma — 4%
delayed urination 11% —
uterine polyp has been removed — 4%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase 11% —
fungal cervicitis — 4%
increased hairiness 11% —
endometriosis 16% 19%
immunodeficiency 11% —
sharp belly 6% 6%
pain in internal organs 11% —
pituitary tumors 11% —

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