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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General E30.0N70.9
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 51%(1)
Elements and vitamins 17%(6)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 72%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
lags behind in the development 40%
inflammation of the ovaries 82%
lowered 35%
inflammation 33%
uterine hypoplasia 30%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 29%
foolishness 30%
abdominal pain 29%
childish behavior 30%
chilly 27%
monthly painful 29%
lower abdominal pain 26%
delayed puberty 28%
desire for meat 26%
dysmenorrhea in adolescents 24%
pulling abdominal pain 25%
worse during menstruation 20%
desire for fresh air 24%
ovarian insufficiency 19%
stubbornness 22%
later menarche 19%
cold extremities 21%
underdevelopment 18%
outbursts of anger 20%
cervical elongation 18%
abscess of the tubes 20%
genital allergy 18%
pelvic abscess 19%
hypogonadism 17%
patient's condition 18%
vulvar dysplasia 17%
aggressive 16%
vitamin e increased 17%
palpitations 14%
hypertrophy of the uterine body 17%
tachycardia 14%
increased 17%
muscle protection is limited 14%
menstruation disorder 17%
intra-phase infections 14%
vitamin b6 increased 17%
vaginal hysterectomy 14%
tendency to fullness 16%
peritonitis 14%
anovulatory cycle 16%
intra-abdominal abscesses 14%
pain before menstruation 16%
abscess 13%
caution 15%
purulent peritonitis 12%
impotence 15%
ascites 11%
vitamin c increased 15%
adnexitis 11%
teenage pregnancy 15%
defense of abdominal muscles 11%
increased estrogens 14%
pronounced defense of abdominal muscles 11%
thin-boned 14%
acute salpingitis 11%
drug allergy 14%
pain over the pubic 11%
ovarian hypofunction 14%
acute abdomen 11%
clitoris 14%
rupture of the fallopian tube 11%
uterine appendages are increase 14%
removed organs 10%
pregnancy 13%
pyometra 10%
increased sensitivity 13%
abdominal surgery 9%
lack of menstruation 13%
chronic oophoritis 9%
allergy 13%
vulvovaginitis 9%
large fruit 12%
vulva infections 9%
ovarian tumors 12%
deterioration at 17 o'clock 8%
sudden pain 12%
intestinal abscess 8%
is better in nature 11%
removal of the uterine body 8%
effects of puberty 11%
bacteremia 8%
painful appearance 11%
pain all over the stomach 8%
closes 11%
sepsis 8%
better in afternoon 10%
rupture of the uterus 8%
obesity 10%
main complaint is abdominal pain 8%
skin anesthesia 10%
appetite is bad 7%
consequences of childbirth 10%
phlegmon 7%
height is low 10%
postoperative pain 7%
better to be alone 10%
rash pustules 7%
anesthesia 9%
consequences of taking medications 7%
appendages of the uterus 23% 13%
no feeling of hunger 7%
oncology 8%
predominant right 7%
female pelvic organs 21% 12%
acute pain 7%
impaired uterine function 11% 6%
fever tachycardia 7%
onset of illness 9% 5%
consequences of infection 7%
worse during day 10% 6%
collapse 7%
pain in the vagina 7%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 7%
consequences of surgery 7%
papules 6%
very high fever 6%
does not tolerate pain 6%
worse during meals 6%
worse food 6%
severe fever 6%
aching 6%
nausea vomiting 6%
chills 6%
will not work 6%
no appetite 6%
feeling of bruising 5%
nausea 5%
surgical infections 5%

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