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Results: Differences General	✘Аутоиммунный инсулиновый синдром	✘Allergy to penicillin
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 36%(5) Other hormones 98%(3) 16%(2) General blood test 58%(2) 17%(5) Elements and vitamins 49%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
with peptide increased	74%	—
allergy	—	78%
lowered	71%	—
thoughts of death	—	66%
diffuse toxic goiter	66%	—
breathing is difficult	—	53%
need for chocolate	66%	—
drug allergy	—	49%
polymyositis	65%	—
sleep intermittent	—	46%
trembling in the body	65%	—
endometriosis	—	42%
b12 deficiency anemia	62%	—
emotional	—	41%
autoimmune thyroiditis	59%	—
penicillin allergy	—	40%
thyroiditis	58%	—
aggressive	—	34%
increased igg	58%	—
allergy to antibiotics	—	33%
Addison's disease	57%	—
intolerance to drugs	—	28%
not mindfulness	57%	—
cancer	—	27%
sweating of the whole body	55%	—
oncology	—	26%
vitamin b12 reduction2	54%	—
tonsillitis in leukemia	—	24%
sudden dizziness	52%	—
main complaint is allergy	—	22%
decrease in gamma globulins	51%	—
anaphylactic shock	—	22%
insulin is elevated	50%	—
respiratory allergy	—	21%
can not think	49%	—
increased sensitivity	—	20%
systemic lupus erythematosus	48%	—
atopic bronchial asthma	—	19%
confusion of thoughts	46%	—
congenital cytomegaly	—	19%
loses thought	46%	—
lot of antibiotics	—	19%
liebman-sachs endocarditis	46%	—
chronic gouty arthritis	—	18%
gastritis	45%	—
for an increase in ige	—	18%
consequences of taking medications	57%	10%
gout of the joints	—	18%
endocarditis	44%	—
allergy in an infant	—	18%
drowsiness	44%	—
mononucleosis	—	18%
heredity predisposition	59%	13%
infectious mononucleosis	—	18%
remission	43%	—
mucoviscidosis	—	17%
beriberi	42%	—
quincke	—	17%
decreased concentration of attention	41%	—
lymphocytic	—	17%
sweating is increased	40%	—
gout	—	17%
confusion of consciousness	40%	—
bronchospasm	—	16%
dizziness	40%	—
allergy to the skin	—	15%
unspecified mental disorders	39%	—
medicinal arthropathy	—	15%
diabetes mellitus	38%	—
allergic swelling	—	15%
anemia	38%	—
eosinophilia	—	15%
gastrointestinal problems	35%	—
primary immunodeficiency	—	15%
damage to the nervous system	35%	—
decreased skin sensitivity	—	15%
blood diseases	47%	10%
allergies in children	—	15%
increased	54%	19%
urticaria	—	15%
arthritis	40%	12%
infectious arthritis	—	14%
joint diseases	38%	11%
delayed reaction	—	14%
impaired gastric function	38%	11%
tonsillitis	—	14%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	35%	11%
swelling of the neck	—	14%
drug disease	59%	37%
dermatosis	—	14%
inflammation	32%	10%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	14%
history of surgery	31%	16%
cystic fibrosis	—	14%
skin problems	33%	20%
age 20 years	—	14%
rheumatoid arthritis	47%	38%
swelling from a bite	—	14%
patient's condition	32%	27%
cytomegalovirus	—	14%
leukemia	—	14%
bronchial asthma	—	14%
allergy to medications	—	13%
difficulty breathing	—	13%
everything is bad	—	13%
suffocation	—	13%
immunodeficiency	—	12%
a lot of medicines	—	12%
skin anesthesia	—	12%
caution	—	12%
anesthesia	—	11%
high temperature	—	11%
swelling	—	11%
consequences of surgery	—	11%
childhood diseases	—	10%
mixed bronchial asthma	—	9%

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