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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Urogenital chlamydiaGonococcal salpingitis
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General urine test 33%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
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urethral pain 88%
gonorrheal vulvovaginitis 70%
urethritis 82%
salpingitis 64%
clamidiosis 81%
inflammation of the ovaries 64%
purulent discharge from the urethra 72%
hydrosalpinx 57%
discharge from the urethra 70%
intra-phase infections 53%
itching in the urethra 62%
piosalpinx 52%
acute urethritis 61%
adnexitis 50%
sputum copious 46%
appendages of the uterus 50%
helminths 41%
adhesions of the fallopian tubes 50%
copious urination 40%
vulva infections 48%
abundance of mucus 39%
vulvovaginitis 48%
sputum green 35%
ovarian pain 47%
STDs 33%
impaired uterine function 46%
very correct 30%
soreness of the uterus 46%
sputum 29%
gonorrheal arthritis 45%
acute condition 25%
pain at the beginning of urination 45%
there are no complaints 23%
uterine mucosa hyperemic 45%
increased 21%
роды и вскармливание 33% 77%
gonorrhea 82% 65%
lower abdominal pain 44%
inflammation 48% 38%
deterioration from lifting weights 40%
pain when urinating 46% 36%
obstruction of the fallopian tubes 40%
pain during urination 46% 36%
tubal infertility 40%
painful urination 30% 24%
acute salpingitis 39%
acute pain 24% 19%
gonorrhea in women 39%
pulling pain in the sacrum 38%
leg pain fever 37%
cramping pain in the lower abdomen 37%
ovarian dysfunction 37%
pain in the vagina 37%
pyometra 36%
chinga 36%
abdominal pain 35%
stomach tense 35%
pulling pains in the lower abdomen 34%
tubal pregnancy 34%
peritonitis 34%
cutting pain in the lower abdomen 33%
stools with effort 33%
abdominal pain with fever 32%
acute abdomen 32%
consequences of infection 32%
pain before urination 31%
abdominal pregnancy 31%
worse during menstruation 30%
uterine infertility 30%
ascherman syndrome 30%
ectopic pregnancy 30%
stomach cramping pain 30%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding 30%
bleeding into the abdominal cavity 30%
pain gives in the leg 29%
long monthly cycle 29%
dense swelling 28%
intra-abdominal abscesses 28%
legs are elongated 27%
pain in the sacrum 27%
fever abdominal pain 27%
tension in the spine 27%
scurvy 27%
endometritis 27%
pulling abdominal pain 27%
myositis 27%
myxedema 26%
vaginal discharge 26%
purulent peritonitis 26%
often abdominal pain 26%
swelling 26%
urination disorder 25%
menstruation disorder 25%
mucous hyperemia 25%
migrating larva 25%
acute abdominal pains 25%
sharp pain in the stomach 25%
difficult defecation 25%
infertility female 24%
sharp abdominal pain 24%
infectious arthritis 24%
inflammatory infiltrate 24%
stomach pain 23%
inflammation of the stomach 23%
ascites 23%
subfebrility 23%
febrility 23%
pain in the legs 21%
abscess 21%
leukocytosis 21%
arthritis 21%
overwork 21%
impaired gastric function 20%
joint diseases 20%
aching 20%
bleeding 19%
high temperature 19%
periodic illness 18%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 18%
onset of illness 18%
cutting pain before urination 16%
pain in the ovaries pulling 16%
cutting at the beginning of urination 16%

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