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Results: Differences General ✘Desquamative inflammatory vaginitis✘N37.0
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Distinctive symptoms
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dysbacteriosis 69% —
chronic urethritis — 76%
erosive colpitis 65% —
sand in the bladder — 68%
pain during sexual intercourse 58% —
urethral pain — 68%
red warts 57% —
irritation of the urethra — 68%
vaginal swelling 55% —
urethral stricture — 64%
itching and burning in the vagina 54% —
discharge from the urethra — 63%
burning in the vagina 53% —
discomfort in the urethra — 61%
vaginal discharge 51% —
acute urethritis 39% 100%
burning of the vulva 51% —
burning in the urethra when urinating — 61%
fear of responsibility 50% —
burning when urinating — 58%
itching of the vagina 50% —
pain in the urethra — 58%
itching of female genitals 50% —
burning in the urethra — 53%
genital itching 48% —
urethritis 33% 85%
immunodeficiency 47% —
penile injuries — 51%
ovarian insufficiency 46% —
urine is caustic — 51%
worse after menstruation 46% —
pain when urinating — 50%
vaginal mucosa hyperemic 46% —
stones of the urethra — 50%
ovarian hypofunction 46% —
ureaplasma — 50%
gonorrhea in the anamnesis 45% —
desire to escape — 50%
nymphomania 43% —
lot of worries — 50%
itchy skin 43% —
tonic epididymitis — 48%
burning itching 43% —
urination painful — 47%
pain in the vagina 43% —
fundamental — 47%
redness of the vulva 42% —
urogenital clamidiosis — 46%
genital tuberculosis 42% —
proteus syndrome — 46%
swelling 42% —
eating salt — 45%
chickenpox in childhood 42% —
purulent discharge from the urethra — 45%
urogenital mycoplasmosis 41% —
a lot of desires — 44%
drug allergy 41% —
urethral injuries — 44%
mycoplasmosis in women 40% —
discomfort when urinating — 43%
nicotine poisoning 40% —
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract — 43%
lowered 39% —
sexuality increased — 42%
effects of taking antibiotics 39% —
acute prostatitis — 42%
vaginosis 39% —
prostatitis chronic — 42%
bacterial vaginosis 39% —
gonorrheal urethritis 40% 82%
increased sensitivity 39% —
trichomoniasis in women 40% 82%
bleeding 38% —
trichomoniasis 40% 82%
allergy 38% —
bladder injury — 41%
purulent discharge from the vagina 37% —
spicy food — 41%
weakening of immunity 37% —
prostatitis — 40%
acute ethanol poisoning 36% —
surgery in the urethra — 39%
appendages of the uterus 36% —
weak stream of urine — 38%
discomfort in the vagina 36% —
worse in violation of the diet — 36%
scaly rashes 35% —
gonorrhea 33% 69%
candida fungi 35% —
pain in the groin area — 35%
bloody discharge from the vagina 34% —
trauma — 35%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 34% —
bladder interventions — 35%
smell of pus 34% —
porous skin — 35%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis 33% —
cystitis — 34%
hyperemia of genitals 33% —
infertility female — 34%
female pelvic organs 33% —
desire to control — 33%
opportunistic infections 33% —
fever weakness — 33%
deterioration postpartum 33% —
cytomegalovirus — 33%
bleeding during pregnancy 32% —
likes to be examined — 32%
shape of large intestine is changed 32% —
intensive physical load — 32%
chickenpox 32% —
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 46% 78%
subacute condition 32% —
no strength — 32%
soreness of the skin 32% —
worse from the heat — 31%
prolonged labor 32% —
constant pain — 31%
itching constant 32% —
little urine — 31%
scar inflammation 32% —
responsible — 30%
human papillomavirus 31% —
worse during meals — 29%
severe itching of the skin 31% —
worse food — 29%
acute pain 31% —
stones in the bladder — 28%
pregnancy 31% —
consequences of injuries — 27%
decrease in gamma globulins 31% —
up circulatory disorders — 26%
measles 31% —
vulvovaginitis 28% 47%
chronic colitis 31% —
trichomonas urethritis 57% 68%
better lying down 30% —
gonorrhea in women 42% 51%
alcohol poisoning 30% —
clamidiosis in women 42% 50%
petechiae 30% —
invasive candidiasis 37% 45%
complications of childbirth 29% —
fungus 37% 45%
deterioration during pregnancy 29% —
thrush 42% 50%
mucous hyperemia 29% —
inflammation 44% 50%
burning of the skin 29% —
clamidiosis 33% 39%
skin problems 29% —
mycoplasma 33% 39%
peeling 29% —
illness after hypothermia 28% 33%
severe stress 29% —
feeling of heat 22% 26%
nervous exhaustion 29% —
high temperature 22% 26%
pregnancy toxicosis 28% —
patient's condition 20% 24%
severe exhaustion 28% —
warts 28% —
small-point rash 28% —
no discharge 28% —
colitis 27% —
unbearable pain 27% —
pregnancy complications 27% —
hemorrhages on the skin 27% —
allergy to medications 27% —
streptococci 60% 32%
herpes 26% —
pedantry 26% —
remission 26% —
red rash 26% —
toxicosis 26% —
ulcers on the skin 26% —
conservative 25% —
obesity 25% —
suppuration of the skin 25% —
tuberculosis 25% —
calculating 25% —
consequences of childbirth 24% —
sepsis 24% —
peptic ulcer 24% —
bacteremia 24% —
leukocytosis 24% —
diabetes mellitus 23% —
scarring 23% —
surgical infections 22% —
necrosis 22% —
attacks of pain 22% —
intoxication 22% —
presses 22% —
gastrointestinal problems 21% —
consequences of infection 21% —
onset of illness 21% —
there are no complaints 21% —
blood diseases 20% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 47% 25%
chickenpox without complications 19% —

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