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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General FavusSubcorneal Sneddon-Wilkinson pustulosis
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Blood biochemistry 34%(2)
Measurements at the reception 17%(0)13%(0)
Other hormones 20%(1)
Sex hormones 19%(1)
Spermogram 18%(1)
General blood test 16%(1)
Coagulogram 13%(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%
prostate adenoma 98%
bullous dermatitis 94%
favus 94%
subcorneal sneddon-wilkinson pustulosis 73%
oncology 77%
dermatosis 67%
benign neoplasms 70%
blisters 63%
striae 46%
purulent rashes on the skin 52%
skin atrophy 44%
rashes itchy 51%
peeling 35%
celiac 50%
scarring 35%
sprue 49%
eczema peeling 35%
herpetiform impetigo 45%
itchy skin 80% 44%
suppuration of the skin 44%
the hair is dull 34%
rash on the limbs 40%
nails yellow 33%
pyoderma 39%
dry hair 30%
itching of the nipples 39%
crusts on the head 29%
impetigo 39%
seborrhea 28%
patient's condition is satisfactory 38%
rashes with peeling 28%
gangrenous pyoderma 38%
red spots on the skin 28%
hyperpigmentation 37%
dermatitis and eczema 27%
pustular psoriasis 37%
eczema 26%
periods of exacerbation 37%
medical examination 25%
itching of the knee 36%
fungus 23%
enteropathy 36%
sputum 23%
common rashes 35%
The skin is not 23%
pink spots on the skin 34%
reddening of the skin 22%
hormonal disorders 34%
oily skin 22%
itchy dermatitis 33%
tuberculosis 22%
thyroid diseases 33%
consequences of taking medications 17%
rashes in the groin 32%
history of surgery 17%
rash in the armpit area 32%
pink spots 32%
itchy buttocks 32%
hyperthyroidism during pregnancy 32%
dermatitis 22% 54%
babies rashes 31%
patient's condition 30%
rash pustules 24% 54%
inflammation 30%
rash on the torso 28%
psoriasis 28%
intestinal mucosa 28%
consequences of psychotrauma 28%
itching on the elbows 27%
rashes on the legs are itchy 26%
itching of the skin of the hands 25%
thyrotoxicosis 25%
rashes on the knees 25%
babies diarrhea 25%
diffuse toxic goiter 25%
rash on the elbows 25%
enlargement of the thyroid gland 24%
streptococci 24%
mental shock 24%
itching of the extremities 23%
shock states of various genesis 23%
rashes on the shoulders 23%
effects of shock 23%
remission 23%
itching of the skin on the legs 23%
rash on the buttocks 22%
rash on the scalp 22%
unspecified mental disorders 21%
pain intolerance 21%
transparent skin 21%
rashes on the hands and feet 20%
emotional 20%
subacute condition 20%
rashes on the hands 19%
rashes on his legs 19%
pregnancy 19%
abdominal pain after diarrhea 19%
exanthema 19%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 18%
rashes on the head 18%
feeling of fullness 17%
hemorrhages on the skin 17%
pain in the intestines 16%
conservative 16%
abdominal pain 15%
stones in the bladder 15%
diarrhea 15%
papules 15%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 15%
gastrointestinal problems 13%
swelling 13%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 13%
red rash 23% 33%
skin problems 39% 47%
onset of illness 18% 19%
crusts on the skin 26% 27%
brown pigmentation after rashes 24% 24%
brown spots on the skin 24% 24%
dryness 28% 28%
rashes dry 37% 37%
skin spots 31% 31%

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