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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General L03.0M33
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General urine test 88%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
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panaritium 84%
peeling of fingers 30%
suppuration of the nail 73%
solar erythema 27%
phlegmon of the wrist 71%
peeling palms 26%
inflammation near the nail 69%
fingers peeling 26%
tendon panaritium 64%
peeling of the hands 25%
tendinitis 58%
dermatitis on the palms 25%
pain in the nails 51%
peeling of the skin on the hands 23%
pain in the finger when bending 50%
dermatitis on the hands 23%
subcutaneous hematoma 50%
rashes on the face are red 21%
articular panaritium 50%
peeling of the skin on the face 21%
tendovaginitis 47%
swelling from a bite 21%
paronychia 45%
redness of the skin of the face 21%
tendovaginitis of the wrist 45%
swelling of the joints of the fingers 21%
suppuration of the skin 43%
dermatitis on the face 20%
tendosynovitis 43%
remission 20%
bone panaritium 42%
red rashes on the skin 20%
pain under the nail 42%
the rash on the face is small 19%
cracks of the fingers 38%
skin on the hands is red 19%
phlegmon 37%
reddening of the skin 19%
pain in the tendons 37%
rash from the sun 19%
history of surgery 36%
peak's disease 18%
twitching pain 35%
hypoalgesia 18%
surgical infections 34%
rashes on the palms 18%
necrosis 33%
red palms 18%
better at night 32%
rashes with peeling 17%
pain when touched 31%
allergy to the sun 17%
arthritis of the fingers 31%
liver problems 17%
general swelling does 31%
face is red 17%
wrist injury 30%
redness of the joints 17%
joint diseases 29%
kidney diseases 17%
abrasion 29%
inflammatory skin changes 17%
rashes of the sole 29%
red hands 17%
rashes on the hands and feet 29%
pregnancy 16%
purulent lymphadenitis 28%
facial swelling 16%
acute pain in the joints 27%
myositis 16%
suppuration with fistulas 27%
impaired lung function 16%
pain in the fingers 45% 16%
onset of illness 16%
acute pain 41% 12%
difficult defecation 15%
purulent rashes on the skin 26%
peeling 15%
rashes on his legs 26%
dementia 15%
osteitis 26%
rashes on the face 15%
pain in the bones 25%
small rash 15%
history of orthopedic surgery 25%
lowered 15%
leg injury 24%
neurological pain 14%
lymphadenitis 24%
difficult to swallow 14%
unbearable pain 24%
increased 14%
rash pustules 24%
red rash 14%
inflammation 37% 11%
will not work 14%
acute injury 23%
dermatitis 13%
hematoma 23%
muscle weakness 13%
fistula 23%
neurological disorders 12%
lymph node damage 23%
brain damage 12%
arthritis 22%
dryness 12%
joint pain 22%
control issues 12%
soreness of the skin 20%
heart dysfunction 11%
hypertension 19%
drug disease 11%
pain in the wrists 36% 15%
oncology 11%
trauma 18%
rashes in the decollete 10%
skin problems 36% 19%
swelling of the fingers 43% 26%
swelling 32% 16%
severe pain in the arm 29% 17%
rashes on the fingers 32% 20%
pain in the fingers 28% 17%
rash on the fingers 30% 19%
swelling of joints 26% 16%
rashes on the hands 26% 16%
rash on the wrists 27% 17%
swelling of the fingers 33% 28%
swelling of the wrists 30% 26%
swelling of the hands 27% 23%

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