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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Plantar wart in a child✘Follicular dyskeratosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —42%(1)
General urine test 39%(0)—
General blood test 37%(0)—
Infection tests 23%(0)—
Histological studies 20%(0)—
Measurements at the reception 11%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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warts in children 47% —
rashes back of the wrist — 84%
wart painful 37% —
longitudinal furrows on the nails — 73%
warts are large 37% —
dull dry hair — 73%
warts on the heels 31% —
rashes on the temples — 69%
pain in the legs 30% —
warts on his hands — 69%
wart on the big toe 28% —
callus on the sole — 66%
wart on the thumb 28% —
rash under the hair — 66%
limps 26% —
rash on the wrists — 63%
pain when walking 24% —
rashes around the mouth — 61%
growing pains 23% —
calluses on the feet — 60%
hpv dna positive 23% —
dry seborrhea — 59%
wart on the toe 22% —
papules 18% 76%
immunodeficiency 22% —
head seborrhea — 58%
skin problems 22% —
the hair is dull — 56%
pain in the foot 22% —
follicular keratosis — 54%
hyperkeratosis stop 21% —
rash in the armpit area — 52%
worse when walking 21% —
rash over the lip — 52%
plantar wart in a child 21% —
nasolabial folds — 51%
keratinized warts 20% —
rash on the scalp — 50%
fair skin 20% —
dry hair — 49%
pain in the toes 19% —
rashes in the folds of the skin — 48%
benign neoplasms 19% —
multiple warts 38% 85%
scabs 18% —
rashes on the palms — 47%
better in morning 18% —
rashes on the hands and feet — 47%
better in afternoon 18% —
seborrhea — 46%
scarring 18% —
dry — 46%
soreness of the skin 18% —
rash on the neck — 46%
childhood diseases 16% —
greasy hair — 45%
warts 87% 69%
rash in the mouth — 45%
pain in the fingers 16% —
rash on the abdomen — 45%
rapid growth 15% —
rashes on the hands — 44%
painful swelling 14% —
rashes dry — 43%
2 children 14% —
crusts on the skin — 43%
wounds heal poorly 14% —
rashes on the head — 42%
scratch 14% —
purulent rashes on the skin — 42%
large child 14% —
rashes of the sole 25% 67%
effects of puberty 14% —
chronic granulomatous disease — 41%
vaccination 14% —
peeling — 41%
is worse at 10 am 14% —
skin cancer — 40%
drug allergy 13% —
rashes on the face — 39%
does not tolerate pain 13% —
rash pustules — 39%
worse during day 13% —
rashes on his legs 22% 59%
a lot of medicines 13% —
flat warts 22% 59%
worse in morning 13% —
radiation therapy — 35%
allergy 12% —
skin spots — 35%
acute pain 12% —
suppuration of the skin — 35%
increased sensitivity 12% —
radiation damage — 33%
wound 12% —
cancer — 31%
surgical infections 12% —
angioplasty — 30%
acute condition 12% —
electrocoagulation 17% 44%
patient's condition 11% —
with the corn 26% 48%
consequences of infection 11% —
keratodermia 24% 45%
consequences of taking medications 11% —
hyperkeratosis 22% 42%
there are no complaints 11% —
sensations in the legs 19% 35%
increased 10% —
skin overgrowth 27% 41%
viral wart in a child 10% —
warts on the legs 44% 52%
wart on the sole 47% 55%
oncology 24% 29%
history of surgery 23% 27%

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