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Results: Differences General	✘Brush dyshydrosis	✘Dyshydrotic eczema
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 9%(1) 8%(1) Elements and vitamins 14%(3) — Infection tests — 5%(0) Measurements at the reception — 4%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	94%	13%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	66%	100%
dyshydrotic eczema	100%	22%
eczema	62%	95%
eczema of the hands	88%	31%
dermatitis	52%	81%
itchy palate	48%	—
rashes itchy	10%	28%
better from hot drinking	43%	—
stress	—	13%
from eating better	30%	—
itchy eczema	—	12%
dyshydrosis of the hands	43%	12%
itchy dermatitis	—	11%
bubbles on the palms	35%	11%
familial atopic dermatitis	—	11%
rubromycosis	16%	—
allergy to citrus	—	11%
eczema of the palms	31%	14%
psoriasis on the leg	—	10%
dermatitis on the palms	31%	14%
psoriasis of the palms and soles	—	10%
transparent bubbles	14%	—
psoriasis of the palms	—	10%
ringworm	14%	—
itchy skin when agitated	—	10%
eczema on the legs	31%	15%
professional eczema	—	10%
dermatitis on the legs	32%	16%
caused by plant pollen	—	10%
rashes bubbles	25%	10%
allergy to honey	—	10%
sweating in the morning	13%	—
allergy to food	—	10%
sweating during the day	13%	—
psoriasis on the hands	—	10%
sweating legs	13%	—
my legs are failing	—	10%
breath no itching	12%	—
allergy to chocolate	—	10%
sweating of the palms	12%	—
hay fever asthma	—	10%
piercing pain	12%	—
itchy skin	8%	17%
bubbles are suppurating	12%	—
bubbles itchy	—	9%
skin is hot	12%	—
itching from nerves	—	9%
bubbles on the skin	24%	10%
hereditary eczema	—	9%
rash on the wrists	24%	10%
allergy to eggs	—	9%
lichen	11%	—
need for chocolate	—	9%
soreness of the skin	11%	—
need for salt	—	8%
rashes of the sole	25%	12%
microbial eczema	—	8%
rashes on the palms	22%	10%
atopic bronchial asthma	—	8%
allergy to medications	9%	—
fungal mycosis	—	8%
impaired nervous system function	9%	—
problematic skin	—	8%
rashes on his legs	22%	11%
allergy to alcohol	—	8%
increased sensitivity	8%	—
severe itchy rashes	—	8%
there are no complaints	7%	—
skin is tight	—	8%
drug disease	7%	—
seasonal allergies	—	8%
inflammation	7%	—
chatty	—	7%
increased	6%	—
a lot of medicines	—	7%
sweating is increased	12%	5%
respiratory allergy	—	7%
dyshydrotic epidermophytia	19%	12%
allergic swelling	—	7%
dermatitis on the hands	21%	14%
severe itching of the skin	—	7%
rashes on the hands	15%	9%
electric burns	—	7%
fungus	13%	8%
allergy to chemicals	—	7%
common rashes	10%	6%
allergic rhinitis	—	7%
increased profuse sweating	10%	6%
need for alcohol	—	7%
severe sweating	10%	6%
psoriasis	—	7%
allergy to the skin	10%	6%
a lot of stress	—	7%
foot fungus	12%	8%
eating and drinking	—	6%
epidermophytia	12%	8%
irritability during	—	6%
blisters	10%	6%
irritability	—	6%
thermal burns	—	6%
illness from stress	—	6%
general tension	—	6%
bronchial asthma	—	6%
small rash	—	6%
dermatosis	—	6%
acute allergic reactions	—	6%
periodic illness	—	5%
neurological disorders	—	5%
swelling	—	5%
helps others	—	5%
papules	—	5%
periods of exacerbation	—	5%
spicy food	—	5%
heredity predisposition	—	5%
metabolic disorder	—	5%
skin problems	15%	19%
patient's condition	—	4%
lowered	—	4%
history of surgery	—	4%
contact dermatitis	13%	14%
eczema of the feet	37%	37%

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