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Results: Differences General ✘Follicular dyskeratosis✘Plantar wart in a child
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General urine test —39%(0)
General blood test —37%(0)
Infection tests —23%(0)
Histological studies —20%(0)
Measurements at the reception —11%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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rashes back of the wrist 84% —
warts in children — 47%
dull dry hair 73% —
warts are large — 37%
longitudinal furrows on the nails 73% —
wart painful — 37%
warts on his hands 69% —
warts on the heels — 31%
rashes on the temples 69% —
pain in the legs — 30%
callus on the sole 66% —
wart on the thumb — 28%
rash under the hair 66% —
wart on the big toe — 28%
rash on the wrists 63% —
limps — 26%
rashes around the mouth 61% —
pain when walking — 24%
calluses on the feet 60% —
hpv dna positive — 23%
dry seborrhea 59% —
growing pains — 23%
head seborrhea 58% —
skin problems — 22%
the hair is dull 56% —
wart on the toe — 22%
papules 76% 18%
immunodeficiency — 22%
follicular keratosis 54% —
pain in the foot — 22%
rash over the lip 52% —
worse when walking — 21%
rash in the armpit area 52% —
plantar wart in a child — 21%
nasolabial folds 51% —
hyperkeratosis stop — 21%
rash on the scalp 50% —
keratinized warts — 20%
dry hair 49% —
fair skin — 20%
rashes in the folds of the skin 48% —
benign neoplasms — 19%
rashes on the palms 47% —
pain in the toes — 19%
rashes on the hands and feet 47% —
scarring — 18%
dry 46% —
warts 69% 87%
seborrhea 46% —
soreness of the skin — 18%
rash on the neck 46% —
better in afternoon — 18%
rash on the abdomen 45% —
scabs — 18%
rash in the mouth 45% —
better in morning — 18%
multiple warts 85% 38%
pain in the fingers — 16%
greasy hair 45% —
childhood diseases — 16%
rashes on the hands 44% —
rapid growth — 15%
rashes dry 43% —
painful swelling — 14%
crusts on the skin 43% —
2 children — 14%
purulent rashes on the skin 42% —
wounds heal poorly — 14%
rashes on the head 42% —
scratch — 14%
peeling 41% —
large child — 14%
chronic granulomatous disease 41% —
effects of puberty — 14%
rashes of the sole 67% 25%
vaccination — 14%
skin cancer 40% —
is worse at 10 am — 14%
rashes on the face 39% —
does not tolerate pain — 13%
rash pustules 39% —
drug allergy — 13%
radiation therapy 35% —
a lot of medicines — 13%
suppuration of the skin 35% —
worse during day — 13%
skin spots 35% —
worse in morning — 13%
rashes on his legs 59% 22%
allergy — 12%
flat warts 59% 22%
acute pain — 12%
radiation damage 33% —
increased sensitivity — 12%
cancer 31% —
wound — 12%
angioplasty 30% —
surgical infections — 12%
electrocoagulation 44% 17%
acute condition — 12%
with the corn 48% 26%
patient's condition — 11%
keratodermia 45% 24%
consequences of infection — 11%
hyperkeratosis 42% 22%
consequences of taking medications — 11%
sensations in the legs 35% 19%
there are no complaints — 11%
skin overgrowth 41% 27%
increased — 10%
warts on the legs 52% 44%
viral wart in a child — 10%
wart on the sole 55% 47%
oncology 29% 24%
history of surgery 27% 23%

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