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Comparison results

 
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Distinctive symptoms
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orchiectomy 86%
spits 60%
asthenozoospermia 59%
genital pain in women 59%
bitten wound 59%
careless 57%
testicular pain 51%
foreign body of the vagina 57%
dropsy testicles 50%
vaginal discharge 55%
scrotum pain 50%
bloody discharge from the vagina 55%
oligospermia 48%
injury rate 53%
traumatic amputation 45%
stabbing pain in the anus 53%
azoospermia 44%
pain in the labia region 51%
history of testicular surgery 39%
sexual violence anamnesis 49%
male infertility 38%
pain in the perineum in women 49%
closed fracture 38%
external bleeding 49%
rabies 38%
pelvic bone fracture 48%
gunshot wounds 37%
pricks 47%
vibration sickness 34%
laceration 45%
dependence on other people 30%
damage to the uterus 45%
dislocation 29%
girl masturbates 45%
illness after hypothermia 28%
clitoris 45%
hyperthermia 28%
mental shock 44%
open person 27%
cut wound 43%
no children 26%
sexualized child behavior 43%
overweight 25%
internal bleeding 42%
a history of organ transplantation 25%
consequences of taking medications 41%
dependence on the doctor 24%
big buttocks 40%
increased 20%
tetanus in children 40%
consequences of injuries 52% 42%
injury of the ureter 39%
hematoma 60% 54%
swelling 39%
trauma 47% 42%
swelling of the labia 39%
frostbite 37% 33%
pain in the groin area 38%
radiation damage 38%
female pelvic organs 38%
childhood diseases 38%
pain in the anus in women 38%
swelling of the vulva 38%
spotting from the uterus 37%
genital neoplasms 36%
shows genitals 36%
perineal rupture 36%
postpartum bleeding 35%
fistula 34%
urethral injuries 34%
rupture of the cervix 34%
tenesmus 34%
neoplasms of the vulva 33%
radiation therapy 32%
bladder injury 32%
swelling of genitals 32%
rupture of the uterus 32%
vaginal tears 32%
tetanus 32%
masturbation 32%
pain in the urethra 32%
discharge from the genital tract 31%
deterioration postpartum 31%
gonorrhea 31%
rapid childbirth 31%
abrasion 30%
pain in internal organs 30%
necrosis 29%
effects of radiation 28%
impulsiveness 28%
pain in the vagina 28%
thermal burns 27%
bursting 27%
angioplasty 27%
pain in the rectum 27%
abdominal injuries 27%
severe stress 27%
impaired arterial function 27%
up radiation sickness 26%
oncology 26%
inflammation 26%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 26%
vascular spasm 25%
arterial bleeding 25%
problems with studying 24%
appendages of the uterus 24%
vascular damage 25% 49%
muscle damage 24%
effects of shock 24%
caution 23%
consequences of childbirth 23%
destructive behavior 23%
pain in the intestines 23%
paresis 23%
muscle weakness 22%
hypotension 22%
spasm 22%
increased bleeding 22%
patient is motionless 22%
vascular tumor 22%
feeling of bruising 21%
weakness after illness 21%
cancer 20%
skin problems 19%
drug disease 19%
lowered 18%
stabbing pains in the urethra 17%
consequences of rape 17%
stabbing pains in the groin 17%
bruise 29% 45%
blue skin 26% 40%
bleeding 32% 46%
history of surgery 28% 39%
bruise 30% 38%
bone fracture 25% 32%
wound 46% 46%

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