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Results: Differences General	✘Juvenile uterine bleeding	✘Infertility in women
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Distinctive symptoms
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juvenile uterine bleeding	55%	—
endometriosis	—	79%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	34%	—
miscarriage	—	60%
emotional	24%	—
monthly painful	—	55%
spotting from the uterus	24%	—
monthly short	16%	66%
profuse discharge from uterus	22%	—
habitual miscarriage	—	45%
bleeding uterine	30%	7%
menstruation irregular	—	44%
ovarian hypofunction	20%	—
monthly gas scanty	—	43%
external bleeding	19%	—
can not get pregnant	—	42%
polyp of the uterine mucosa	18%	—
painful ovulation	—	41%
weakness during menstruation	17%	—
chest pain before menstruation	—	38%
anemia	17%	—
uterine tumor	—	38%
lowered	17%	—
pain before menstruation	—	38%
reason for the consequences of puberty	16%	—
ovarian cysts	19%	56%
effects of puberty	16%	—
irritability during menstruation	—	35%
vaginal cyst	16%	—
monthly meager and short	—	34%
delay menstruation	16%	—
uterine fibroids	—	34%
excess of lh	15%	—
cyst of the left ovary	—	32%
conflict in the family	15%	—
male infertility	—	31%
abdominal pain in the morning	14%	—
irritability before menstruation	—	29%
posthemorrhagic anemia	14%	—
likes to dance	—	28%
anemia and weakness	14%	—
fibroma	—	27%
internal bleeding	14%	—
ovarian dysfunction	—	25%
hypoxia during childbirth	14%	—
chilly	—	25%
blood diseases	20%	5%
swelling of the mammary glands	—	25%
profuse uterine bleeding	25%	10%
obstruction of the fallopian tubes	—	24%
fetal hypoxia	13%	—
polycystic ovaries	—	23%
anemia, unspecified	13%	—
tubal infertility	—	23%
number of births has been reduced	13%	—
endocrine infertility	—	22%
lower abdominal pain	13%	—
fibrous mastopathy	—	22%
pituitary gland diseases	20%	6%
mastopathy	—	22%
suffocation	12%	—
diffuse mastopathy	—	22%
dizziness weakness	12%	—
cystic mastopathy	—	22%
immaturity	12%	—
STDs	—	22%
feeling of fullness	12%	—
primary infertility	—	21%
myocardial infarction	11%	—
herpes	—	19%
dizziness	11%	—
polycystic	—	18%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	11%	—
uterine infertility	—	18%
thin	11%	—
benign neoplasms	—	17%
cerebral circulation disorder	11%	—
secondary infertility	—	17%
is better in nature	11%	—
adhesions of the fallopian tubes	—	17%
illness from stress	11%	—
ascherman syndrome	—	17%
pale skin	11%	—
hormonal disorders	—	16%
speech slurred	11%	—
abnormalities of uterine development	—	16%
organic brain damage	10%	—
pregnancy	13%	28%
hypoxia	10%	—
infertility female	—	15%
uterine cyst	20%	8%
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	14%
weakness after illness	10%	—
from sex worse	—	14%
necrosis	10%	—
possibly immunological infertility	—	13%
up circulatory disorders	10%	—
painful menstruation the first day	—	12%
ovarian insufficiency	20%	8%
discharge from the genital tract	—	11%
abdominal pain	10%	—
perforation of the uterus	—	11%
menstruation disorder	22%	10%
general narcosis	—	11%
brain damage	10%	—
clamidiosis in women	—	10%
psychologist	10%	—
nausea pregnant	—	10%
impaired arterial function	9%	—
prolactin deficiency	—	10%
consequences of infection	9%	—
history of surgery	—	10%
angiopathy	9%	—
blood in semen	—	10%
skin problems	9%	—
ovarian pregnancy	—	10%
female pelvic organs	23%	12%
chronic endocervicitis	—	10%
shortened cycle	16%	6%
genital tuberculosis	—	10%
appendages of the uterus	22%	14%
gonorrhea in women	—	10%
cysts and polyps	16%	9%
intrauterine septum	—	10%
pituitary tumors	14%	8%
mycoplasmosis in women	—	10%
endometrioid ovarian cyst	14%	8%
adenomyosis	—	10%
polyps	12%	7%
saddle uterus	—	10%
bleeding	21%	16%
uterine polyps	15%	25%
anovulation	—	9%
anovulatory infertility	—	9%
intra-phase infections	—	9%
pituitary cyst	—	9%
trichomoniasis in women	—	9%
trichomoniasis	—	9%
1 pregnancy	—	9%
progesterone deficiency	—	9%
uterine hypoplasia	—	9%
ovarian endometriosis	—	9%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis	—	9%
hyperplasia of endometrium of uterus	—	9%
prolactin increased	—	9%
mycoplasma	—	8%
uterine appendages are increase	—	8%
consequences of childbirth	—	8%
tuberculosis	—	8%
endometrial polyps	—	8%
traumatic illness	—	8%
problems with the father	—	8%
endocervicitis	—	8%
clamidiosis	—	8%
cervical pregnancy	—	8%
inflammation of the ovaries	—	8%
gynecological operations in the anamnesis	—	8%
endometrial hyperplasia	—	8%
scar on the uterus	—	8%
reaction to manta rays	—	8%
gonorrhea	—	8%
effects of hormone	—	7%
vulvovaginitis	—	7%
vulva infections	—	7%
cystic fibrosis	—	7%
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	7%
inflammation	—	7%
acute pain	—	7%
lack of menstruation	—	7%
apoplexy	—	7%
mental shock	—	6%
family man	—	6%
pain chest	—	6%
underdevelopment	—	6%
scarring	—	6%
obesity	—	6%
pain throughout the body	—	6%
conservative	—	6%
responsible	—	6%
abdominal surgery	—	6%
increased	—	6%
abortions	—	6%
weight change	—	6%
radiation therapy	—	6%
cytomegalovirus	—	6%
onset of illness	—	5%
nausea	—	5%
presses	—	5%
conducting an inspection	—	5%
impaired lung function	—	5%
lags behind in the development	—	5%
surgical infections	—	5%
there are no complaints	—	5%
very abundant monthly	21%	24%
monthly abundant and prolonged	21%	24%
patient's condition	12%	15%
oncology	9%	11%
impaired uterine function	23%	25%

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