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General blood test	65%(8)	—
General urine test	55%(1)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

30%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

13%

100%

exudative psoriasis

30%

—

eczema

13%

95%

warts

29%

—

dermatitis

24%

81%

rashes on the face

29%

—

eczema of the hands

—

31%

liebman-sachs endocarditis

29%

—

eczema of the feet

—

29%

verruciform epidermodysplasia

28%

—

dyshydrotic eczema

—

22%

endocarditis

28%

—

rashes itchy

—

18%

discoid lupus erythematosus

27%

—

worse from worry

—

18%

inflammation

24%

—

dyshydrosis of the hands

—

18%

psoriasis

24%

—

dermatitis on the hands

—

14%

lowered

22%

—

coin - shaped eczema

—

11%

rashes on the shoulders

22%

—

dermatitis on the palms

—

10%

red spots on the skin

22%

—

dermatitis on the hands

—

10%

rashes red spots

22%

—

improvement from sweating

—

10%

hyperkeratosis

31%

better from sweating

—

10%

dermatosis

34%

11%

eczema of the palms

—

10%

panniculitis

21%

—

dermatitis on the legs

—

10%

frequent genyantritis

21%

—

allergic contact dermatitis

—

foot nail fungus

21%

—

allergy to metal

—

fungal skin lesion

21%

—

eczema on the legs

—

youthful acne

21%

—

croup

—

contagious mollusk

21%

—

worse after a rest

—

angiopathy

21%

—

allergic rash

—

dermatomycosis

20%

—

tingling

—

professional dermatoses

20%

—

feeling the heat in the skin

—

rashes on the back

20%

—

feeling of crawling goosebumps

—

fungus

20%

—

mood disorder

—

rashes on the chest

20%

—

emotional

—

suppuration of the skin

19%

—

feeling of heat

—

increasing red spots

19%

—

consequences of taking medications

—

striae

19%

—

stress

10%

14%

external ear hyperemia

19%

—

frostbite

19%

—

psoriasis in children

19%

—

reddening of the skin

27%

lyell 's syndrome

19%

—

annular granuloma

19%

—

red hands

19%

—

keratomas on the skin

18%

—

red papules

18%

—

scabies

18%

—

sweating during exercise

18%

—

senile keratoma

18%

—

rash back

18%

—

antibodies to extractable nuclear antigen

18%

—

ring-shaped rashes

18%

—

fungal nail

18%

—

eczema on the face

18%

—

genyantritis chronic

18%

—

tick bite

18%

—

frequent caries

17%

—

recurrent urticaria

17%

—

hormonal disorders

17%

—

keratomas

17%

—

small rash

17%

—

skin spots

17%

—

skin mite

16%

—

dermatitis on the face

16%

—

nail fungus

16%

—

keratinized warts

16%

—

genyantritis

16%

—

foot fungus

16%

—

rash over the lip

16%

—

exanthema

16%

—

blood diseases

16%

—

ears red

16%

—

scarring

16%

—

insect bite

16%

—

papules

16%

—

syphilis

16%

—

psoriasis diffuse

16%

—

vesicular dermatitis

16%

—

congenital syphilis

16%

—

better in afternoon

16%

—

better in morning

16%

—

chronic urticaria

15%

—

scaly rashes

15%

—

general intoxication syndrome

15%

—

oncology

15%

—

allergy to chemicals

15%

—

chronic sinusitis

15%

—

rash on the nose

15%

—

rash on the scalp

15%

—

urticaria skin

15%

—

cut wound

15%

—

lymphogranulomatosis

15%

—

skin diseases of newborns

15%

—

crusts on the head

15%

—

abrasion

15%

—

chronic tonsillitis

15%

—

skin lymphoma

15%

—

scarlet

15%

—

rash from the sun

15%

—

epidermophytia

15%

—

hemochromatosis

15%

—

furunculosis

15%

—

metabolic disorder

14%

—

wound

14%

—

boil

14%

—

human papillomavirus

14%

—

oily facial skin

14%

—

single wart

14%

—

rpr test positive

14%

—

acne

14%

—

intoxication

14%

—

cancer

14%

—

pimples on the face

14%

—

heart blockades in children

14%

—

seborrhea

14%

—

deterioration from overheating

14%

—

pyoderma

14%

—

the rash on the face is small

14%

—

intolerance to cold

14%

—

trauma

13%

—

redness of the skin of the chest

13%

—

receding hairline

13%

—

tooth decay

13%

—

antinuclear antibodies

13%

—

sinusitis

13%

—

history of surgery

13%

—

red plaques on the skin

13%

—

hyperpigmentation

13%

—

drug disease

13%

—

ring-shaped erythema

13%

—

inflammation of the tooth

13%

—

leukemia

13%

—

scar alopecia

13%

—

malignant lymphoma

13%

—

state of exacerbation

13%

—

intrauterine infection

13%

—

purulent rashes on the skin

13%

—

periodic illness

13%

—

liver atrophy

13%

—

pink face

13%

—

tonsillitis

13%

—

urticaria

13%

—

folliculitis

13%

—

prolonged fever

13%

—

acne face

13%

—

anemia, unspecified

13%

—

wasserman's reaction is positive

13%

—

rough skin

13%

—

thrombocytopenia in newborns

13%

—

peeling

12%

—

bruises on the arms

12%

—

streptococci

12%

—

angiopathy of the retina

12%

—

hyperthermia

12%

—

lymphoma

12%

—

diseases of infants

12%

—

everything is bad

12%

—

bradycardia in children

12%

—

peeling of the scalp

12%

—

down focal baldness

12%

—

mastitis

12%

—

rash pustules

12%

—

weakening of immunity

12%

—

tension in the shoulders

12%

—

cirrhosis of the liver

12%

—

wounds heal poorly

12%

—

pale skin

12%

—

effects of poisoning

12%

—

common rashes

12%

—

rashes on the face are red

12%

—

illness after hypothermia

12%

—

flaky red spots

12%

—

hemolytic anemia in children

12%

—

chronic condition

12%

—

skin cancer

12%

—

rashes on the head

12%

—

allergy

19%

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