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Comparison results

 
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Distinctive symptoms
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lymph node damage 80%
better from pressure 87%
hardening of lymph nodes 47%
foreign body of the pharynx 81%
enlarged lymph nodes 71% 23%
pain in the mouth 73%
pain in the armpit 35%
abscess 13% 83%
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck 34%
burning in the mouth 69%
soreness of axillary lymph nodes 33%
touching the head painful 66%
painful cervical lymph nodes 31%
swelling 4% 67%
seal of the cervical lymph node 25%
necrosis 61%
submandibular nodes are increased 25%
hands are freezing 60%
enlargement of inguinal lymph nodes 23%
erysipelas 60%
panaritium 22%
freezes 56%
enlargement of lymph nodes is solid 16%
suppuration of the skin 6% 62%
lymphostasis 15%
boil 56%
lymphadenitis 10%
folliculitis 54%
phlegmon of the wrist 9%
odontogenic infection 51%
increase in the occipital lymph node 8%
dry mouth 49%
infected wounds 7%
pain when touched 4% 45%
wound inflammation 7%
burns 41%
congestion purulent wounds 7%
apical periodontitis 37%
elephantiasis 7%
inflammation 23% 58%
reddening of the skin 7%
inflammation of the tooth 33%
dense lymph nodes 7%
acute periodontitis 33%
The skin is not 6%
cheeks are red with fever 33%
staphylococcus aureus 6%
pulp necrosis 33%
sweating of the head 6%
swelling of the cheek 33%
chills weakness 6%
feeling the heat in the cheeks 33%
severe chills 6%
periodontitis 32%
chills with sweating 6%
pain in the jaw 26%
limbs pain 5%
pain in the lower jaw 26%
common rashes 5%
purulent periodontitis 23%
purulent rashes on the skin 5%
feeling of heat 22%
headache at temperature 5%
high temperature 4% 25%
consequences of infection 5%
soft tissue abscess 5% 26%
illness after hypothermia 5%
asymmetry 21%
swelling from a bite 5%
pain in the gums 21%
rash pustules 5%
worse from the heat 21%
fever weakness 5%
parodontitis 20%
swelling of the extremities 5%
cheeks are red 20%
headache with chills 5%
feeling of heat in the face 20%
angiopathy 5%
bad breath unpleasant 19%
rash on the limbs 5%
dense swelling 19%
sweats from pain 5%
sense of smell is reduced 19%
purulent lymphadenitis 5%
loss of sense of smell 19%
wound 5%
suppuration with fistulas 18%
acne 5%
frequent antibiotics 18%
sweating with weakness 5%
red papules 18%
abrasion 5%
tooth extraction 18%
sweating of the whole body 5%
anaerobic infection 18%
headache with weakness 5%
facial asymmetry 18%
pain throughout the body 4%
nasal congestion 17%
leukocytosis 4%
neck pain 17%
headaches 4%
slow onset of the disease 17%
history of surgery 4%
subcutaneous edema 17%
does not tolerate pain 4%
mucous hyperemia 17%
sweating is increased 4%
pain in the nose 17%
high fever 4%
streptococci 16%
scratches 4%
facial pain 16%
patient's condition 3%
red rash 15%
phlegmon of the foot 3%
fistula 15%
papules 14%
febrile body temperature 5% 18%
feeling of bruising 13%
very high fever 4% 16%
onset of illness 12%
severe fever 4% 15%
chills 4% 15%
skin problems 5% 12%
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes 18% 23%

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