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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ErythrasmaPapulonecrotic tuberculosis of the skin
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 23%(2)39%(1)
Histological studies 45%(0)
Measurements at the reception 34%(0)
General blood test 30%(1)
Infection tests 25%(0)
Radiography of the area 25%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
liver cyst 60%
reaction to manta rays 69%
itchy skin 36%
deep pimples 69%
sweating is increased 36%
tuberculosis 66%
severe sweating 35%
botryomycoma 59%
increased profuse sweating 35%
papules 9% 64%
hot sweaty 32%
allergy 53%
excess weight with sweating 32%
rashes dry 50%
diaper rash 32%
rash pustules 11% 57%
red spots on the skin 31%
papulonecrotic tuberculosis of the skin 46%
wet skin 30%
necrosis 45%
brown pigmentation after rashes 30%
weakening of immunity 44%
brown spots on the skin 29%
tuberculosis of the joints 40%
round rashes 28%
scarring 40%
skin spots 27%
immunodeficiency 40%
traumatic dermatitis 24%
silicotuberculosis 39%
itching of the scrotum 23%
dryness 38%
excessive scrupulousness 23%
crusts on the skin 36%
burning of the skin 23%
allergy to the skin 35%
burns 23%
primary immunodeficiency 35%
flaky red spots 23%
common rashes 34%
peeling 22%
vasculitis 34%
microbial eczema 22%
the skin is dark 32%
diabetes mellitus 22%
weight change 32%
hot patient 22%
lymph node damage 31%
problematic skin 21%
red rash 31%
nails are layered 20%
The skin is not 31%
sexually transmitted diseases 20%
oily skin 31%
white skin 20%
inflammation 11% 41%
rashes under the mammary glands 20%
skin condition 17% 46%
household 20%
drug allergy 29%
itchy pimples 20%
joint diseases 28%
fair skin 20%
increased sensitivity 27%
skin is tight 19%
small rash 22% 47%
obesity 19%
consequences of taking medications 24%
milium 19%
purulent rashes on the skin 11% 35%
head skin sweating 19%
skin color 18% 39%
fingers peeling 19%
acne 17% 37%
rashes with peeling 18%
pimples on the face 17% 37%
inflammatory skin changes 18%
dermatosis 16% 35%
skin dirty 18%
acne face 17% 36%
large red spots 18%
rashes on the face 15% 33%
rashes between the fingers 18%
skin problems 35% 49%
cracks of the fingers 17%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 12% 25%
sweats often 17%
onset of illness 11% 24%
rash on the face with itching 17%
dermatitis 19% 30%
burning itching 17%
dermatitis and eczema 17%
itchy facial skin 16%
sweating in the morning 16%
blood diseases 16%
heavy weight 16%
eczema 16%
drug disease 16%
sweating during the day 15%
patient's condition 15%
refuses to help 15%
rash in the armpit area 15%
state of exacerbation 14%
soreness of the skin 14%
rashes on thighs 14%
porphyria 14%
internal itching 14%
lot of antibiotics 14%
chronic condition 13%
rashes on the chest 13%
rashes of the sole 13%
does not tolerate pain 13%
irradiation 13%
periods of exacerbation 13%
overweight 13%
rash on the fingers 13%
fighting 13%
severe itching of the skin 12%
rash on the abdomen 12%
trauma 11%
rashes itchy 11%
rashes on his legs 11%
type 1 diabetes mellitus 11%
hyperglycemia 11%
does not like to wash 10%
2 children 10%
a lot of medicines 10%

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