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Differential Diagnosis - Physiology of Pregnancy

Presumptive signs (possible): the following conditions canpresent similar signs

Differential Diagnosis

Presumptive signs (possible): the following conditions canpresent similar signs

Contraceptive pill, Hormonal unbalance, Emotional stress, Illness, Gastrointestinal disorders, Pyrexia illness, Cerebral irritation, Urinary tract infection, Pelvic tumour, Intestinal movement “wind”

Probable signs

Hydatidiform mole, Chorio carcinoma, Pelvic congestion, Tumours.

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