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Distinctive symptoms
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vaginal cyst 97% 19%
can't hold urine 85%
vaginal cancer 59%
cystocele 55%
vaginal cracks 59%
vaginal wall prolapse 44%
urethral cancer 56%
prolapse of the uterus and vagina 39%
vulvar cancer 54%
enterocele 39%
reduction delusion 51%
can't refuse 38%
kidney aplasia 42%
omission of internal organs 38%
pain in the urethra 42%
uterine prolapse 36%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 41%
rectocele 34%
genital pain in women 39%
urinary incontinence in women 32%
endometriosis 39%
bladder exstrophy 31%
epithelioma 39%
epispadia 31%
kidney cyst 38%
perineal rupture 29%
removal of cysts 38%
spits 28%
diverticulum of the urethra 56% 17%
bowel prolapse 28%
oncology 54% 15%
heaviness in the bladder 27%
anomalies of kidney development 37%
ovarian insufficiency 27%
pretending to be sick 37%
ovarian hypofunction 27%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter 49% 11%
burns 27%
there are no complaints 51% 14%
bladder interventions 27%
feeling of uselessness 34%
bladder pressure 26%
hysteria 33%
prolapse of the posterior wall of the vagina 26%
painful swelling 32%
prolapse of the anterior wall of the vagina 25%
pain during exercise 32%
hernia 25%
urination painful 48% 15%
omission of the rectum 25%
heredity predisposition 31%
vulva infections 25%
pain from the load 31%
connective tissue dysplasia 24%
pain in the legs 30%
prolapse of the rectum 23%
thin 29%
constipation 23%
benign neoplasms 29%
vaginal tears 22%
radiation damage 28%
vulvar sarcoma 21%
surgical infections 27%
vaginal sarcoma 21%
pain during sexual intercourse 57% 28%
cough worse at immobility 21%
uterine cyst 40% 12%
feeling of overflow of the bladder 21%
consequences of infection 26%
weak stream of urine 21%
infection genitourinary 36% 8%
paraurethral cyst 21%
onset of illness 25%
increased 20%
speeded up urination 35% 8%
dryness 20%
feeling of residual urine 48% 21%
pressure on the diaphragm 20%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder 48% 21%
rapid weight loss 19%
soft swelling 38% 12%
the back does not hold 19%
urination incomplete 46% 20%
menopause 19%
history of surgery 52% 27%
emaciation 19%
cancer 37% 12%
a history of prosthetics 19%
uterine tumor 35% 11%
gastrointestinal problems 19%
consequences of surgery 37% 14%
patient's condition 19%
anesthesia 28% 6%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 19%
pain in the bladder 38% 16%
diverticulum of the bladder 19%
female pelvic organs 49% 28%
rapid childbirth 18%
sensations in the legs 30% 9%
vesicoureteral reflux 18%
metastases 30% 9%
bladder injury 18%
sensation of a foreign body in the vagina 52% 32%
pulls the lower back 18%
urination disorder 34% 15%
cough after exercise 18%
pregnancy 26% 8%
protrusion of fornix 18%
impaired uterine function 32% 14%
cough 18%
inflammation 24% 7%
increased estrogens 18%
lowered 33% 19%
abdominal obesity 17%
pain in the vagina 37% 25%
cervical cyst 17%
foreign body sensation 38% 26%
omission of the pelvic organs 17%
skin problems 25% 15%
prolonged urination 17%
consequences of taking medications 24% 15%
skewed pelvis 17%
appendages of the uterus 31% 25%
difficulty urinating 17%
presses 17%
closes 17%
heaviness in the lower back 16%
omission of the ovaries 16%
fruits when running worse 16%
allgrove syndrome 16%
dull pain in the lower back 16%
delayed urination 16%
difficulty urinating in women 16%
consequences of childbirth 16%
tension in the bladder area 16%
volume of residual urine is increased 16%
defecation during urination 16%
cause pathological menopause 16%
lower abdominal pain in women 16%
bartholinitis 16%
venous mesh on legs 16%
disease dull abdominal pain 15%
does not urinate 15%
postmenopause 15%
worse from exercise 15%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 15%
acute urinary 15%
vulvovaginitis 15%
veins swelling on the legs 15%
senile colpitis 15%
varicose veins of the legs 15%
trauma 15%
urination when coughing 15%
vaginitis 15%
curvature of the penis 15%
varicose veins of the foot 15%
pulling pain in 15%
lower abdominal pain 15%
discharge from the urethra 14%
a choking cough 14%
intensive physical load 14%
dysentery 14%
irritation of the bladder 14%
veins bloating 14%
illness from stress 14%
discomfort in the vagina 14%
incontinence of feces 14%
uterine prolapse 14%
bladder cancer 13%
hemorrhoids 13%
lingering pain in the lower back 13%
feeling of stenosis 13%
patient is motionless 13%
aching lower back 13%
uterine appendages are increase 13%
muscle rupture 13%
overwork 13%
cough fatigue 13%
cervical cancer 13%
menopause diseases 13%
neoplasms of the vulva 13%
conservative 13%
heaviness in the back 13%
impaired arterial function 13%
marfan syndrome 13%
urinary tract infection in children 13%
ehlers - danlos syndrome 13%
connective tissue weakness 13%
fecal incontinence in women 13%
obesity 13%
protrusion of the posterior fornix of the uterus 13%
back aching 12%
patient's condition is of moderate severity 12%
polyuria 12%
removal of the uterine body 12%
pain in the lumbar back 12%
ovarian cysts 12%
prolonged labor 12%
operations on the vagina and cervix 12%
gases from the vagina 12%

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