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Results: Differences General ✘Epidermophytia of the feet✘Layered nails
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —9%(2)
Elements and vitamins —2%(3)
Coagulogram —2%(1)
Measurements at the reception —2%(0)
Blood biochemistry 0%(1)2%(0)
Infection tests 1%(0)—
Spermogram 1%(1)—
Other hormones 1%(2)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%20%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 3%100%
fungus 43% 15%
yellowish discharge from the vagina — 18%
peeling of the skin on the feet 4% —
foot fungus 3% 20%
thickened toenails 4% —
cracks in the heels 3% 19%
cracks between toes 4% —
soft nails — 16%
foot nail fungus 4% —
nail fungus 3% 18%
legs thick 3% —
nails soft brittle — 15%
ringworm 3% —
nails with white spots — 13%
dyshydrotic epidermophytia 3% —
ribbed nails — 13%
fungal nail 3% —
deformity of nails 3% 16%
hyperkeratosis 2% —
latent iron deficiency — 12%
dyshydrotic eczema 2% —
hair grow poorly — 12%
fingers peeling 2% —
iron deficiency anemia — 12%
red legs 2% —
dry skin on the heels — 11%
skin spots 2% —
dandruff — 11%
itchy skin 2% —
hair loss — 11%
rashes with peeling 2% —
cracks painful 1% 11%
superficial candidiasis 2% —
smell of sweat unpleasant — 10%
impaired venous function 2% —
eyelashes long — 10%
squamous epidermophytia 2% —
uterine prolapse — 9%
papules 2% —
endometrial polyps — 9%
the rashes are pink 2% —
anemia — 9%
veins bloating 2% —
tooth decay — 9%
bubbles on the skin 2% —
onycholysis 2% 10%
rashes on his legs 2% —
hypochromia — 8%
red feet 2% —
vaginal discharge — 7%
rashes bubbles 2% —
dry 1% 7%
varicose veins of the legs 2% —
nail injury — 5%
the skin will cover the feet 2% —
splitting of the nail — 5%
veins swelling on the legs 2% —
picking at her nails — 5%
venous mesh on legs 2% —
liver problems — 5%
peeling 2% —
dry skin 2% 7%
fungus on the toe 2% —
nails are layered 2% 7%
peeling of the skin on the legs 2% —
warts 2% 6%
lichen 2% —
onychophagia — 4%
favus 2% —
nails thickened 9% 13%
rashes of the sole 2% —
nail psoriasis — 4%
hands are hot — 4%
musician — 4%
toenails are layered on the feet — 4%
dry brittle nails — 4%
pustular psoriasis — 4%
consequences of injuries — 3%
head established magnesium deficiency — 3%
the consequences of bruise — 3%
increased 0% 3%
better at sea — 3%
hypomagnesemia — 3%
drug disease — 3%
cracked nails 1% 4%
pretending to be sick — 3%
very pale — 3%
eczema 1% 4%
acute eczema 1% 4%
pyoderma — 3%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 2%
intoxication — 2%
bruise — 2%
consequences of infection — 2%
hormonal disorders — 2%
dehydration — 2%
spicy food — 2%
protein c deficiency — 2%
aggressive — 2%
lowered 0% 2%
suppuration of the skin 0% 2%
improper nutrition — 2%
effects of poisoning — 2%
purulent rashes on the skin — 2%
Follows the rules — 2%
psoriasis 1% 3%
suppuration of the nail 1% 3%
drug poisoning — 2%
hypertrophy biliary tract — 2%
acute injury — 2%
hysteria — 2%
rash pustules — 2%
trauma 1% 2%
nails yellow 9% 10%
skin is coming off 2% 3%
rubromycosis 3% 4%
blood diseases 1% 2%
history of surgery 1% 2%
candidiasis 2% 3%
skin problems 2% 2%
red rash 2% 2%
fungal skin lesion 3% 3%

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