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Results: Differences General ✘Onycholysis✘Chronic sialadenitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 8%(1)100%(6)
Coagulogram —60%(1)
General urine test —59%(3)
Other hormones —25%(3)
Measurements at the reception —13%(0)
Elements and vitamins 9%(1)—
Blood biochemistry 8%(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%
epidermophytia 99% —
chronic sialadenitis — 67%
nail fungus 83% —
leukocyturia — 59%
nail injury 74% —
inflammation of the salivary gland — 59%
fungus 63% —
proteinuria — 53%
thoughts of death 59% —
sialadenosis — 37%
suppuration of the nail 57% —
acute sialadenitis — 31%
panaritium 51% —
swelling — 31%
nails thickened 49% —
pain in the neck from the front — 29%
inflammation near the nail 46% —
No saliva — 29%
nails are layered 41% —
salivation — 28%
arthritis 32% —
there are no complaints — 27%
psoriasis 32% —
dry mouth — 26%
onycholysis 32% —
increased histamine — 25%
wound 27% —
histamine lowered — 24%
low self-esteem 26% —
angioplasty — 23%
consequences of injuries 42% 15%
history of surgery 6% 28%
soreness of the skin 23% —
dryness in the throat — 22%
trauma 37% 13%
does not tolerate pain — 22%
nails do not grow 19% —
feeling of puffiness — 22%
dermatomycosis 19% —
bad breath unpleasant — 22%
fungal nail 19% —
dense swelling — 21%
splinter 18% —
the surface is smooth — 20%
toenails are layered on the feet 16% —
pain in the mouth — 19%
fungal skin lesion 16% —
phlegmon — 19%
pain in the nails 14% —
more often in old age — 19%
fungal mycosis 13% —
ganglia — 19%
nails are blue 13% —
neck pain — 19%
effects of burns 13% —
bursting — 19%
nails yellow 13% —
increased 9% 28%
hematoma 13% —
enlarged lymph nodes — 18%
onychodystrophy 12% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 18%
deformity of nails 12% —
neutrophilosis — 18%
dermatitis 12% —
feeling in the throat — 18%
skin is tight 12% —
intolerance to drugs — 17%
allergy to chemicals 12% —
hearing impaired — 17%
chemical burn 12% —
constant pain — 17%
skin problems 12% —
problems with studying — 17%
pseudomonas infection 11% —
worse food — 16%
subacute condition 11% —
leukocytosis — 16%
typhlitis 11% —
spicy food — 16%
skin is coming off 11% —
abscess — 16%
atopic dermatitis 11% —
worse during meals — 16%
allergy to the skin 10% —
traumatic illness — 16%
consequences of infection 10% —
metabolic disorder — 15%
dermatosis 10% —
rapid weight loss — 15%
improper nutrition 10% —
loss body weight — 15%
bruise 10% —
cancer — 14%
take it, take it 10% —
acute pain — 14%
dehydration 9% —
attacks of pain 8% 21%
beriberi 9% —
oncology 7% 18%
electrolyte balance disorders 9% —
dry 11% 21%
imbalance 8% —
lowered 9% 18%
papules 8% —
periods of exacerbation 8% 16%
nose nursing mom 8% —
onset of illness 12% 19%
diarrhea 8% —
hormonal disorders 8% 15%
changes in the blood 8% —
periodic illness 7% 14%
digestive disorders 25% 16%
increased sensitivity 8% 15%
blood diseases 7% —
drug allergy 11% 15%
patient's condition 7% —
gastrointestinal problems 10% 14%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 10% 14%
drug disease 10% 14%
inflammation 25% 29%
allergy 13% 14%

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