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Results: Differences General ✘Subserous uterine fibroma✘Malignant tumors of the uterus
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Distinctive symptoms
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fibroma 86% 7%
cancer — 59%
benign neoplasms 72% 6%
metastases — 20%
multiple uterine fibroids 50% 6%
vaginal sarcoma — 19%
multiple fibroids 50% 6%
radiation therapy — 19%
subserous uterine fibroids 37% —
radiation damage — 18%
oncology 59% 31%
uterine cancer — 17%
body of uterus is rejected 22% —
uterus removed — 16%
growth of uterine fibroids 28% 5%
cervical cancer — 15%
pulling pain in the uterus 19% —
endometrial cancer — 15%
early onset of menstruation 18% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 14%
chronic endocervicitis 17% —
rectal cancer — 13%
ovarian cystoma 17% —
professional cancer — 12%
pulling pain in the sacrum 17% —
bowel cancer — 12%
feeling of pressure on the bottom 17% —
intestinal tumor — 11%
benign vaginal tumors 25% 6%
tumors of the sigmoid colon — 11%
vaginal hysterectomy 17% —
squamous cell carcinoma — 11%
pressing abdominal pain 16% —
tumors of the rectum — 11%
uterine fibroids during pregnancy 16% —
atypical endometrial hyperplasia — 10%
cervical fibroids 16% —
precancer — 10%
removal of fibroids 16% —
consequences of surgery — 10%
premature menstruation 14% —
mesothelioma — 9%
no knots 14% —
papillomas on the body — 9%
conservative 14% —
human papillomavirus — 9%
diffuse mastopathy 14% —
bladder cancer — 9%
mastopathy 14% —
operations on the vagina and cervix — 9%
fibrous mastopathy 14% —
bladder interventions — 9%
cystic mastopathy 14% —
patient's condition — 9%
pain during sexual intercourse 13% —
endothelioma — 9%
increased estrogens 13% —
cervical resection — 9%
abdominal pain 13% —
warts — 9%
main complaint is abdominal pain 13% —
lymph node damage — 8%
endometritis 12% —
squamous cell carcinoma of the cervix — 8%
abortions 18% 4%
endometrioid ovarian cyst — 8%
birth trauma 12% —
soft tissue sarcoma — 8%
growing pains 12% —
endometrial hyperplasia — 8%
pulling abdominal pain 12% —
postmenopause — 8%
painful swelling 18% 5%
nymphomania — 8%
genital neoplasms 11% —
lung sarcoma — 8%
fibrosarcoma 11% —
neuroendocrine tumors — 7%
pain in the uterus 18% 5%
impaired lung function — 7%
venous mesh on legs 11% —
constant pain — 7%
lower abdominal pain 11% —
polycystic ovary syndrome pcos — 7%
varicose veins of the legs 11% —
paranoia — 7%
veins swelling on the legs 11% —
bleeding — 7%
veins bloating 10% —
breast sarcoma — 7%
thyroid diseases 10% —
erection at night — 7%
calculating 10% —
suspicion — 7%
pregnancy 17% 6%
ovarian endometriosis — 7%
heaviness in the uterus 17% 6%
ovarian cysts — 6%
aching 9% —
defecation during urination — 6%
impaired venous function 9% —
intestinal resection — 6%
presses 9% —
polycystic — 6%
ovarian fibroma 15% 5%
enlarged lymph nodes — 6%
trauma 8% —
hemorrhagic cystitis — 6%
tumour in the abdomen 25% 15%
vulvar cancer — 6%
pain in the sacrum 12% 3%
STDs — 6%
body of uterus is tuberous 7% —
cervical leukoplakia — 6%
impaired uterine function 23% 14%
adenomyosis — 6%
number of births increased 13% 4%
polycystic ovaries — 6%
history of laparoscopic surgery 15% 6%
vacuum — 6%
benign ovarian tumors 14% 5%
endometriosis — 6%
deterioration during pregnancy 11% 3%
vaginal cancer — 6%
female pelvic organs 20% 12%
liver sarcoma — 6%
consequences of abortion 12% 4%
lynch syndrome — 6%
there are no complaints 12% 4%
defecation painful — 6%
vascular tumor 16% 9%
warts are large — 6%
endocervicitis 13% 6%
effects of smoking — 5%
omission of internal organs 11% 4%
cystitis — 5%
enlargement of the uterus 18% 12%
skin cancer — 5%
urination disorder 11% 5%
warts — 5%
intra-phase infections 11% 5%
polyp of the uterine mucosa — 5%
vulva infections 11% 5%
tumors of the sebaceous glands — 5%
consequences of childbirth 9% 3%
uterine polyps — 5%
urination painful 11% 5%
mucus in urine analysis — 5%
menopause 11% 5%
smokes — 5%
menstruation disorder 11% 5%
pseudoerosion of the cervix — 5%
breast tumor 11% 5%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 5%
obesity 10% 4%
blood diseases — 5%
vulvovaginitis 11% 5%
profuse discharge from uterus — 5%
essential hypertension 10% 5%
eroded uterine lining — 5%
abdominal surgery 10% 5%
cysts and polyps — 5%
increased 13% 8%
lowered — 5%
hormonal disorders 9% 4%
radiation cystitis — 5%
history of surgery 15% 10%
vaginal cyst — 5%
appendages of the uterus 17% 12%
consequences of infection — 5%
hypertension 9% 4%
malignant arterial hypertension — 5%
diabetes mellitus 9% 4%
vaginal discharge watery — 5%
onset of illness 8% 4%
mucus in urine — 5%
removal of the uterine body 18% 14%
squamous epithelium in urine — 5%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding — 5%
early menarche — 5%
feeling of danger — 5%
sebaceous gland adenoma — 5%
cervical polyp — 5%
mom oncology — 5%
bleeding uterine — 5%
cystic fibrosis — 5%
sexually transmitted diseases — 5%
polyps — 5%
endometrial polyps — 5%
violation of the stool — 5%
effects of puberty — 5%
leukoplakia — 5%
cervical canal polyps — 5%
shape of uterus is wrong — 5%
better in afternoon — 5%
overweight — 5%
mediastinal cancer — 5%
transparent vaginal — 4%
history medical mother's — 4%
rapid growth — 4%

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