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Results: Differences Similar ✘M00.9✘Psoriatic arthritis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%6%
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arthritis of the hip joint 71% —
psoriasis rashes — 69%
puncture wound 65% —
dry plaques on the skin — 69%
infectious arthritis 74% 10%
dry rash on the skin — 62%
gonorrheal arthritis 61% —
rashes dry — 48%
bacteremia 65% 4%
red rash — 43%
pain in the hip joints when moving 58% —
psoriasis elbows — 32%
addiction 58% —
psoriasis of the scalp — 31%
sepsis 63% 4%
dry skin — 29%
pain from sudden movements 47% —
psoriatic arthritis — 29%
worse when bending 45% —
nail psoriasis — 26%
purulent arthritis 45% —
psoriasis diffuse — 26%
worse from sudden movements 42% —
pain in the legs — 25%
лихорадка активный 42% —
psoriasis on the leg — 23%
pneumococcal pneumonia 41% —
psoriasis throughout the body — 23%
gonorrhea 40% —
arthritis of the fingers — 22%
scarlet 40% —
arthritis of fingers — 21%
hip pain 39% —
arthritis of the foot — 20%
joint pain when moving 47% 6%
tendosynovitis — 18%
anaerobic infection 38% —
polyarthritis — 18%
slow onset of the disease 37% —
generalized pustular psoriasis — 18%
immunodeficiency 41% 5%
chronic arthritis — 17%
effects of taking antibiotics 33% —
psoriasis on the knees — 17%
shock states of various genesis 33% —
psoriasis in children — 17%
hyperthermia 33% —
psoriatic erythroderma — 16%
positive 33% —
pycnodisostosis — 16%
infection genitourinary 37% 3%
back pain — 15%
a history of trauma 32% —
pustular psoriasis — 15%
diabetes mellitus 41% 7%
joint asymmetry — 15%
injury 36% 3%
deformity of fingers — 15%
arthritis with pain 52% 20%
arthritis of the knee joint — 15%
pain when moving 36% 5%
swelling of the fingers — 15%
subfebrile condition 33% 3%
pain in the lumbar spine — 15%
joint injuries 33% 3%
ankylosis — 15%
swelling from a bite 34% 5%
pain when walking — 14%
inflammation 52% 23%
oligoarthritis — 14%
acute pain in the joints 37% 8%
dermatitis unspecified — 13%
high temperature 38% 10%
Karelian fever — 13%
worse when moving 31% 4%
radiation dermatitis — 13%
pneumonia 30% 3%
acute gouty arthritis — 13%
streptococcal infections 42% 15%
swelling of joints — 13%
subacute condition 28% 4%
joint destruction — 13%
consequences of injuries 28% 4%
heel pain — 13%
onset of illness 36% 13%
teardrop-shaped psoriasis — 13%
wound 28% 5%
erythroderma — 13%
suppuration of the skin 30% 7%
pain in the sacrum — 13%
blood diseases 25% 3%
dryness — 13%
consequences of infection 26% 5%
pain in the foot — 13%
acute pain 27% 7%
joint deformation — 13%
redness of the joints 36% 17%
acute arthritis — 12%
preschool age 29% 10%
pain in the fingers — 12%
cancer 27% 8%
psoriasis of the palms and soles — 12%
childhood diseases 26% 7%
swelling — 12%
oncology 25% 10%
ankylosing spondylitis — 12%
skin condition 27% 13%
medicinal arthropathy — 12%
joint pain 31% 17%
tendinitis — 12%
skin problems 25% 14%
asymmetry — 12%
rheumatoid arthritis 35% 24%
liver problems — 12%
patient's condition 24% 15%
deformity of the fingers — 12%
spondyloarthrosis — 12%
common rashes — 12%
psoriasis of the palms — 12%
swelling of the fingers — 11%
necrosis — 11%
pain in the fingers — 11%
kidney disease — 11%
bursitis — 11%
neck pain the — 11%
internal irritation — 11%
rheumatic inflammation — 11%
inflammation near the nail — 11%
swelling of the arms and legs — 11%
skin irritation — 11%
swelling of the hands — 11%
axial spondyloarthritis — 11%
deformity of the joints of the fingers — 11%
prostate-specific antigen general increased — 11%
uveit — 11%
consequences of taking medications — 10%
swelling of the hands — 10%
onychodystrophy — 10%
worse when walking — 10%
joint pain — 10%
lower back pain — 10%
spondylopathy — 10%
andrews ' pustular bacteroid — 10%
deformity of the toes — 10%
aching joint pain — 10%
deformity of small joints — 10%
pain in the ankles — 10%
swelling of the feet — 10%
pain in the wrists — 10%
reactive arthritis — 10%
rash pustules — 10%
moderate condition — 10%
illness from stress — 10%
arthritis of the shoulder joint — 10%
rheumatic arthritis — 10%
achillobursit — 9%
tuberculosis — 9%
thin skin — 9%
pain in the heel when walking — 9%
swelling of the legs — 9%
reddening of the skin — 9%
sensitivity to medications — 9%
joint pain is worse at rest — 9%
large fruit — 9%
dermatitis — 9%
pain in the shins — 9%
exudative psoriasis — 9%
achilles tendon pain — 9%
irritation in the morning — 9%
rashes on his legs — 9%
swelling of the knee — 9%
prostate enlargement — 9%
feeling of stiffness — 9%
conjunctivitis — 9%
arthritis 64% 73%
radiation therapy — 9%
polymorbidity — 9%
muscle pain — 9%
purulent rashes on the skin — 9%
acrodermatitis allopo — 9%
deformity of the foot — 9%
pain chest — 9%
prostate-specific antigen general lowered — 9%
joint pain in the muscle — 9%
crohn — 9%
rashes on the palms — 9%
pain in the cervical — 8%
elbow — 8%
curvature of the legs — 8%
The skin is not — 8%
control issues — 8%
minor exposure — 8%
acute infectious arthritis — 8%
severe dryness of the skin — 8%
family man — 8%
carcinoid — 8%
plaques on the elbows — 8%
tendovaginitis of the brush — 8%
hiv — 8%
a lot of medicines — 8%

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