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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General OophoritePhlegmonous appendicitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 60%(8)87%(2)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 100%(0)
General urine test 51%(1)
Endoscopy 12%(0)34%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%22%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 92%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 62%
worse, drafts 90%
pulling abdominal pain 59%
phlegmonous appendicitis 78%
ovarian pain 56%
cold legs 75%
endometriosis 41%
from sex worse 72%
pulling pain in 35%
discharge from the genital tract 70%
pain in the left ovary 35%
pain in the right groin 45%
quickly gets tired 34%
speeded up urination 16% 61%
endometritis 34%
appendicitis 3% 47%
desire for fresh air 33%
history of appendectomy 44%
chilly 32%
illness after hypothermia 18% 58%
kidney stones 31%
catarrhal appendicitis 39%
patient's condition 29%
pain in the lower ribs on the left 39%
pain in the sacrum 28%
pain in the right arm 37%
lying on your stomach better 26%
does not complain 35%
menstruation irregular 26%
pain pain in the ribs on the right 33%
irritability 26%
pain over the pubic 5% 37%
aching 25%
pain in the ribs on the left 30%
acute salpingitis 24%
tongue is pale 28%
neck pain 22%
local peritonitis 27%
headache in the back of the head 22%
pain in the left groin 27%
blurred vision 22%
nausea 27%
papillomas on the neck 22%
white plaque on the tongue 27%
cold extremities 21%
pain in the lower abdomen on the right 27%
aggressive 21%
history of laparoscopic surgery 14% 40%
outbursts of anger 21%
positive 26%
aggressiveness if interfered 21%
abdominal surgery 9% 35%
lazy 21%
vomiting 26%
worse from worry 20%
purulent cholecystitis 25%
better lying down 20%
lower abdominal pain 62% 87%
no thirst 20%
nausea vomiting 24%
anger 20%
overlaid tongue 24%
likes sweets 19%
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium 24%
chronic condition 18%
adhesions in the intestines 24%
gonorrhea 18%
pain in the left arm 24%
immunodeficiency 18%
regular stool 24%
pelvioperitonitis 17%
worms in the feces 23%
STDs 17%
defense of abdominal muscles 23%
worse from cold 17%
pain in the right side of the abdomen 23%
soreness of the uterus 17%
general narcosis 23%
impaired uterine function 17%
abdominal pain when pressing 22%
gonorrhea in women 17%
pain in the ribs 22%
worse from movement 16%
severe pain in the arm 22%
ovarian dysfunction 16%
abdominal pain on the right 22%
gallbladder stones 16%
anesthesia 22%
drowsiness 16%
chronic cholecystitis 22%
impressionability 16%
cold sweat 21%
uterine appendages are increase 15%
the consequences of abdominal surgery 21%
consequences of childbirth 15%
nausea with fever 21%
hypotension 15%
breath retention 21%
emotional 15%
chronic colitis 21%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes 15%
cholecystitis 20%
responsible 15%
high temperature 6% 26%
ectopic pregnancy 14%
abundant stool 19%
infertility female 14%
stool with gases 19%
appendages of pain 14%
predominant right 19%
kidney diseases 14%
left-sided symptoms 19%
appendicitis during pregnancy 13%
sensations in the hands 18%
vaginal discharge 13%
bloating 18%
digestive disorders 13%
hypertrophy biliary tract 18%
obstruction of the fallopian tubes 13%
helminths 18%
parametrite 12%
colitis 18%
purulent peritonitis 12%
subfebrility 18%
pain in the vagina 12%
purulent appendicitis 7% 25%
pain when urinating 12%
lymphadenitis 18%
piosalpinx 12%
pulsates 17%
pelvic abscess 12%
pain in the groin area 17% 34%
inflammation of the appendages 12%
ascites 9% 26%
secondary infertility 12%
history of surgery 12% 29%
abscess of the tubes 12%
peptic ulcer 16%
ascherman syndrome 12%
violation of the stool 16%
ovarian endometriosis 11%
wound 15%
primary infertility 11%
vomiting at fever 4% 19%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen 11%
necrosis 15%
cold in the stomach 11%
cold skin 4% 19%
pain in the uterus 11%
right-sided symptoms 4% 19%
worse from SARS 11%
swelling 14%
uterine tumor 11%
pale skin 4% 18%
cold freezing 11%
holds the stomach 13%
consequences of infection 10%
inflammatory bowel diseases 4% 17%
ovarian cyst during pregnancy 10%
inflammation of the stomach 5% 18%
cutting pain in the lower back 10%
feeling of heat in the stomach 9% 21%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 10%
peritonitis 15% 27%
bleeding 10%
thrombosis 5% 16%
increased 10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 9% 20%
adhesions in the pelvis 10%
feeling of heat 10% 21%
green discharge from the nipples 10%
gastrointestinal problems 4% 14%
constant abdominal pain 10%
acute condition 6% 15%
clamidiosis in women 10%
leukocytosis 8% 16%
yellowish discharge from the vagina 9%
chronic oophoritis 19% 26%
pain from the lower back gives to the stomach 9%
constant pain 10% 17%
ovarian cystoma 9%
surgical infections 9% 15%
fever abdominal pain 9%
abdominal pain 77% 83%
very painful menstruation 9%
acute abdomen 13% 18%
mycoplasma 9%
palpitations 12% 16%
fungus 9%
consequences of surgery 10% 14%
intra-abdominal abscesses 9%
consequences of taking medications 9% 13%
pain during sexual intercourse 9%
tachycardia 13% 16%
acute appendicitis 9%
intra-phase infections 17% 19%
urination disorder 8%
pain when touched 15% 17%
stomach pain radiates back 8%
vulva infections 17% 19%

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