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Results: Differences General ✘Vaginal sarcoma✘Ovarian androblastoma
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Distinctive symptoms
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lymphosarcoma 45% —
increased hairiness — 53%
vaginal cancer 38% —
clitoris — 47%
tuberculosis in pregnant women 35% —
uterine appendages are increase — 45%
vulvar cancer 35% —
hirsutism — 45%
pain in the vagina 34% —
appendages of the uterus — 45%
bubble drift 33% —
hair loss on the crown — 44%
sensation of a foreign body in the vagina 33% —
lack of menstruation — 41%
vaginal hysterectomy 33% —
ovarian tumors — 40%
rapid growth 32% —
monthly gas scanty — 39%
secondary syphilis 31% —
baldness in the frontal region — 37%
bladder transplantation 31% —
stopped menstruation — 36%
enlargement of inguinal lymph nodes 30% —
acne — 34%
spits 30% —
virile syndrome — 34%
cystectomy 28% —
pimples on the face — 34%
damage to the uterus 27% —
receding hairline — 34%
increased bleeding 27% —
acne face — 33%
vaginitis 26% —
ovarian apoplexy — 33%
urination with blood 25% —
rough voice — 33%
surgery in the urethra 25% —
clitoromegaly — 31%
epithelioma 25% —
menstruation disorder — 31%
genital pain in women 25% —
hypertrophy of the uterine body — 31%
foreign body sensation 25% —
pimples on the body — 30%
endometriosis 25% —
involution of the mammary glands — 30%
growing pains 24% —
rashes on the face — 30%
bladder interventions 23% —
monthly short — 28%
fibrosarcoma 23% —
excess testesterone — 28%
intestinal resection 23% —
appendages of pain — 27%
vulva infections 22% —
rupture of the uterus — 27%
urination painful 22% —
premature menstruation — 27%
enlarged lymph nodes 22% —
vaginal discharge in girls — 27%
warts 22% —
additional mammary gland — 26%
skin cancer 22% —
testesterone deficiency — 26%
urination disorder 22% —
altered voice — 26%
uterine tumor 22% —
premature sexual development — 25%
impaired uterine function 21% —
rashes on the genitals — 25%
syphilis 21% —
emaciation 19% 44%
ulcers on the skin 21% —
rapid weight loss 19% 44%
metastases 20% —
to increase the mammary glands — 24%
tuberculosis 19% —
baldness — 24%
aggressive 19% —
postmenopause — 24%
a history of organ transplantation 19% —
fat deposits — 23%
peptic ulcer 19% —
solid tumors — 23%
nausea 18% —
rash on the body — 22%
acute condition 18% —
apoplexy — 22%
vomiting 18% —
voice disorders — 22%
conducting an inspection 17% —
hair loss — 22%
pregnancy 17% —
indecision — 22%
blood diseases 16% —
menopause — 22%
trauma 16% —
genital neoplasms — 21%
lowered — 21%
myocardial infarction — 20%
does not tolerate pain — 19%
increased 15% 33%
consequences of surgery — 17%
necrosis — 17%
there are no complaints — 16%
female pelvic organs 26% 41%
bloody discharge from the vagina 27% 37%
vaginal discharge 33% 40%
skin problems 16% 22%
history of surgery 30% 33%
general weakness 19% 19%
muscle pain 19% 19%
no appetite 19% 19%
radiation therapy 19% 19%
change in appetite 24% 24%
radiation damage 18% 18%
aching 18% 18%
feeling of heat 17% 17%
high temperature 17% 17%
cancer 24% 24%
removal of the uterine body 25% 25%
oncology 31% 31%

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  3. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease.
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