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Results: Differences General ✘Perineal rupture✘Cervical erosion
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 43%(1)3%(0)
Coprogram 37%(1)—
Gynecologist's examination 29%(0)2%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 23%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —11%
vaginal tears 67% —
uterine cancer — 11%
attacks better after urination 65% —
lymphosarcoma — 8%
omission of the rectum 62% —
eroded uterine lining — 8%
vaginal wall prolapse 60% —
cervical erosion — 8%
operative delivery 58% —
endometriosis — 7%
prolapse of the rectum 57% —
endocervicitis — 7%
adhesions in the intestines 56% —
cervical resection — 7%
bowel prolapse 55% —
pseudoerosion of the cervix — 7%
vaginal cracks 55% —
cervical dysplasia — 7%
improvement after defecation 55% —
shape of cervix is cylindrical — 7%
damage to the uterus 55% 4%
shape of uterus is wrong — 6%
prolapse of the uterus and vagina 45% —
cancer — 6%
constipation during pregnancy 45% —
vulvovaginitis — 6%
consequences of surgery 49% 3%
eversion of the uterus — 6%
consequences of childbirth 48% 3%
intra-phase infections — 6%
pain in the perineum in women 43% —
uterine tumor — 5%
history of surgery 48% 4%
precancer — 5%
uterine prolapse 42% —
warts — 5%
muscle damage 42% —
cervical canal polyps — 4%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 42% —
inflammation — 4%
anatomically narrow pelvis 41% —
scar on the uterus — 4%
uterine prolapse 41% —
precancerous diseases of the cervix — 4%
self-torture 40% —
cervical leukoplakia — 4%
female pelvic organs 46% 5%
cervical pregnancy — 4%
rapid childbirth 39% —
papillomas on the body — 4%
pregnancy 43% 3%
ulcers in the throat — 4%
skewed pelvis 37% —
peptic ulcer — 4%
discharge from the anus 37% —
angioplasty — 4%
pus in feces 37% —
electromagnetic vibrations — 4%
anesthesia 37% —
postpartum cervical ulcer — 4%
from the discharge of gases 37% —
operations on the vagina and cervix — 3%
impaired uterine function 42% 3%
delusion — 3%
worse after lunch 36% —
cervical diathermocoagulation — 3%
genital pain in women 36% —
birth trauma — 3%
foreign body sensation 36% —
immaturity — 3%
incontinence of feces 36% —
grey discharge from the vagina — 3%
a history of plastic surgery 35% —
cervical canal stenosis — 3%
vaginal discharge 47% 10%
sputum green — 3%
rupture of the uterus 39% 2%
cervix is deformed — 3%
large fruit 34% —
cervical hypertrophy — 3%
muscle rupture 38% 2%
uterine polyps — 3%
consequences of taking medications 39% 3%
pulling pain in the sacrum — 3%
bloody discharge from the vagina 39% 3%
there are no complaints — 3%
wound 36% 1%
trauma — 3%
complications of childbirth 33% —
erosion and ectropion of the cervix — 3%
pain in the groin area 33% —
hpv dna positive — 3%
deterioration at 16 o'clock 32% —
polyps — 3%
pregnancy complications 31% —
cervical cyst — 3%
swelling from a bite 31% —
human papillomavirus — 3%
skin problems 33% 1%
increased bleeding — 3%
hematoma 30% —
erosive colpitis — 3%
pale skin 30% —
cervical polyp — 3%
bloating 30% —
oncology — 3%
large child 30% —
leukoplakia — 3%
infantile 30% —
cystic fibrosis — 2%
bone deformation 29% —
vaginal swelling — 2%
blue skin 29% —
lowered — 2%
vaginitis 37% 6%
rosehip — 2%
violation of the stool 28% —
patient's condition — 2%
constipation 28% —
feeling in the throat — 2%
aggressive 28% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 2%
worse during day 27% —
effects of taking hormones — 2%
control issues 26% —
consequences of injuries — 2%
dryness 26% —
spotting from the uterus — 2%
vulva infections 32% 6%
lengthening of cervix — 2%
omission of internal organs 31% 5%
oncology in the anamnesis — 2%
gastrointestinal problems 24% —
thermal burns — 2%
childhood diseases 24% —
better at night — 2%
scarring 27% 3%
squamous cell carcinoma — 2%
surgical infections 26% 2%
medical examination — 2%
conducting an inspection 25% 2%
rapid reaction — 2%
crotch cracks 21% —
hyperkeratosis — 2%
dependence on plastic surgery — 2%
rupture of the cervix — 2%
pedantry — 2%
abortions — 2%
polycystic — 2%
The skin is not — 2%
hormonal disorders — 2%
benign neoplasms — 2%
easily blushes — 2%
removal of the uterine body — 2%
ulcers on the skin — 2%
increased — 2%
sputum — 2%
swelling — 2%
follicular cyst — 2%
consequences of infection — 2%
warts — 2%
myxedema — 2%
inflammation of the nipple — 2%
cysts and polyps — 2%
positive — 2%
necrosis — 2%
blood diseases — 2%
does not tolerate pain — 2%
worse from cold — 2%
uterine cyst — 2%
chronic endocervicitis — 2%
aching — 2%
pain in the sacrum — 2%
foreign body of the vagina — 2%
electrocoagulation — 2%
gonorrhea — 2%
feeling of blood loss — 2%
erection at night — 2%
discharge from the genital tract — 2%
stage of recovery — 1%
fighting — 1%
impaired venous function — 1%
increased sensitivity — 1%
better to be alone — 1%
recovery period — 1%
weakening of immunity — 1%
better in morning — 1%
vascular damage — 1%
traumatic illness — 1%
a new patient — 1%
immunodeficiency — 1%
everything is bad — 1%
angiopathy — 1%
endometritis — 1%
worse at 12 o'clock — 1%
history of vein surgery — 1%
bleeding ulcer — 1%
no discharge — 1%
3 pregnancy — 1%
medical abortion — 1%

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