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Results: Differences General ✘Atypical endometrial hyperplasia✘Infertility in women
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Distinctive symptoms
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endometrial hyperplasia 71% 8%
miscarriage — 60%
endometrioid ovarian cyst 68% 8%
monthly painful — 55%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 55% —
monthly short 17% 66%
hyperplasia of endometrium of uterus 65% 9%
habitual miscarriage — 45%
postmenopause 50% —
menstruation irregular — 44%
uterine cyst 57% 8%
can not get pregnant — 42%
vaginal sarcoma 37% —
painful ovulation — 41%
cancer 35% —
pain before menstruation — 38%
female pelvic organs 48% 12%
chest pain before menstruation — 38%
adenomatous endometrial hyperplasia 33% —
endometriosis 42% 79%
vaginal cyst 33% —
irritability during menstruation — 35%
obesity 40% 6%
monthly meager and short — 34%
appendages of the uterus 47% 14%
cyst of the left ovary — 32%
vaginal polyp 31% —
male infertility — 31%
early menarche 31% —
irritability before menstruation — 29%
anovulatory infertility 42% 9%
likes to dance — 28%
fever of unclear genesis 31% —
ovarian cysts 29% 56%
benign vaginal tumors 30% —
swelling of the mammary glands — 25%
uterine adenocarcinoma 30% —
chilly — 25%
ovarian hypofunction 30% —
obstruction of the fallopian tubes — 24%
the desire to have children 29% —
tubal infertility — 23%
increased 37% 6%
mastopathy — 22%
no fever 27% —
fibrous mastopathy — 22%
vaginal discharge 27% —
endocrine infertility — 22%
excess progesterone 27% —
cystic mastopathy — 22%
adenomyosis 39% 10%
diffuse mastopathy — 22%
history of surgery 39% 10%
STDs — 22%
hyperchromia 26% —
primary infertility — 21%
menopause 26% —
monthly gas scanty 23% 43%
polyp of the uterine mucosa 26% —
herpes — 19%
submucous uterine fibroids 25% —
uterine infertility — 18%
menstruation menopause 25% —
secondary infertility — 17%
endometrial cancer 25% —
adhesions of the fallopian tubes — 17%
cold in the stomach 25% —
abnormalities of uterine development — 16%
progesterone deficiency 36% 9%
pregnancy 14% 28%
anovulation 35% 9%
from sex worse — 14%
delay menstruation 24% —
possibly immunological infertility — 13%
oncology 37% 11%
painful menstruation the first day — 12%
endometrial polyps 33% 8%
perforation of the uterus — 11%
high temperature 23% —
general narcosis — 11%
adenomatous polyp 23% —
hyperprolactinemia — 11%
monthly prolonged 23% —
discharge from the genital tract — 11%
increased estrogens 22% —
genital tuberculosis — 10%
lowered 22% —
intrauterine septum — 10%
postpartum obesity 22% —
chronic endocervicitis — 10%
polyps 31% 7%
clamidiosis in women — 10%
bloody discharge from the vagina 22% —
nausea pregnant — 10%
benign epithelial tumors 21% —
saddle uterus — 10%
stopped menstruation 21% —
ovarian pregnancy — 10%
removal of the uterine body 21% —
blood in semen — 10%
enlargement of the uterus 21% —
profuse uterine bleeding — 10%
uterine cancer 21% —
gonorrhea in women — 10%
precancer 21% —
prolactin deficiency — 10%
bleeding 38% 16%
mycoplasmosis in women — 10%
worse from cold 20% —
prolactin increased — 9%
ovarian insufficiency 30% 8%
effects of taking hormones — 9%
infertility female 37% 15%
trichomoniasis in women — 9%
ovarian tumors 19% —
intra-phase infections — 9%
solid tumors 19% —
1 pregnancy — 9%
removal of fibroids 19% —
pituitary cyst — 9%
anovulatory cycle 18% —
trichomoniasis — 9%
control issues 18% —
uterine hypoplasia — 9%
consequences of suppression 18% —
focal pulmonary tuberculosis — 9%
lymphosarcoma 17% —
ovarian endometriosis — 9%
slight temperature 17% —
gynecological operations in the anamnesis — 8%
refuses treatment 17% —
clamidiosis — 8%
age 4 years 17% —
endocervicitis — 8%
remission 17% —
reaction to manta rays — 8%
polycystic ovary syndrome pcos 17% —
mycoplasma — 8%
blood diseases 23% 5%
gonorrhea — 8%
overweight 16% —
pituitary tumors — 8%
metastases 16% —
scar on the uterus — 8%
impaired uterine function 42% 25%
inflammation of the ovaries — 8%
history of laparoscopic surgery 30% 14%
traumatic illness — 8%
consequences of surgery 14% —
polycystic ovaries 15% 23%
swelling 14% —
tuberculosis — 8%
recovery period 14% —
problems with the father — 8%
stage of recovery 14% —
cervical pregnancy — 8%
conducting an inspection 20% 5%
acute pain — 7%
monthly abundant and prolonged 39% 24%
pulmonary tuberculosis — 7%
very abundant monthly 39% 24%
apoplexy — 7%
childhood diseases 13% —
vulva infections — 7%
feeling of fullness 13% —
vulvovaginitis — 7%
suspension 12% —
weight change — 6%
calculating 12% —
underdevelopment — 6%
severe fever 12% —
family man — 6%
cysts and polyps 23% 9%
pituitary gland diseases — 6%
uterine appendages are increase 22% 8%
radiation therapy — 6%
high fever 12% —
responsible — 6%
benign neoplasms 31% 17%
pain chest — 6%
uterine polyps 38% 25%
abortions — 6%
dependence on the doctor 11% —
mental shock — 6%
diabetes mellitus 11% —
cytomegalovirus — 6%
suspicion 11% —
scarring — 6%
lack of menstruation 20% 7%
pain throughout the body — 6%
paranoia 11% —
impaired lung function — 5%
effects of hormone 20% 7%
presses — 5%
up circulatory disorders 10% —
nausea — 5%
angiopathy 10% —
onset of illness — 5%
attacks of pain 10% —
surgical infections — 5%

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