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Results: Differences General	✘Subcorneal Sneddon-Wilkinson pustulosis	✘Inverse acne
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 39%(1) — Blood biochemistry 34%(2) — Other hormones 20%(1) — Sex hormones 19%(1) — Spermogram 18%(1) — General blood test 16%(1) — Coagulogram 13%(1) — Measurements at the reception 12%(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%
bullous dermatitis	97%	—
acne	—	99%
subcorneal sneddon-wilkinson pustulosis	73%	—
acne face	—	96%
dermatosis	67%	—
rashes on the face	—	88%
blisters	63%	—
purulent pimples on the face	—	82%
dermatitis	53%	—
face hot	—	82%
rashes itchy	51%	—
rashes in the navel	—	70%
celiac	49%	—
purulent pimples	—	70%
sprue	48%	—
inverse acne	—	60%
herpetiform impetigo	45%	—
rashes on the face purulent	—	60%
itchy skin	43%	—
peeling of the skin on the face	—	55%
itching of the nipples	40%	—
skin is hot	—	51%
impetigo	39%	—
rashes with peeling	—	46%
rash on the limbs	39%	—
rash on the abdomen	—	45%
patient's condition is satisfactory	38%	—
from eating better	—	45%
hyperpigmentation	37%	—
peeling	—	41%
rashes dry	37%	—
skin compaction	—	40%
enteropathy	36%	—
soreness of the skin	—	36%
pustular psoriasis	36%	—
scarring	—	34%
gangrenous pyoderma	36%	—
skin sensations	—	33%
itching of the knee	36%	—
drug disease	—	30%
skin color	35%	—
blood diseases	—	29%
common rashes	35%	—
rashes in the groin	32%	53%
pink spots on the skin	34%	—
rash in the armpit area	33%	53%
hormonal disorders	34%	—
skin problems	47%	65%
itchy dermatitis	33%	—
suppuration of the skin	43%	50%
red rash	32%	—
pyoderma	38%	44%
thyroid diseases	32%	—
hyperthyroidism during pregnancy	32%	—
pink spots	32%	—
itchy buttocks	32%	—
babies rashes	31%	—
skin spots	31%	—
itching on the elbows	30%	—
patient's condition	30%	—
dryness	28%	—
intestinal mucosa	28%	—
psoriasis	27%	—
rash on the torso	27%	—
consequences of psychotrauma	27%	—
rashes on the legs are itchy	27%	—
crusts on the skin	26%	—
itching of the skin of the hands	25%	—
rash on the elbows	25%	—
thyrotoxicosis	25%	—
diffuse toxic goiter	24%	—
babies diarrhea	24%	—
rashes on the knees	24%	—
enlargement of the thyroid gland	24%	—
mental shock	24%	—
brown pigmentation after rashes	24%	—
brown spots on the skin	23%	—
effects of shock	23%	—
streptococci	23%	—
rashes on the shoulders	23%	—
rash on the buttocks	23%	—
shock states of various genesis	23%	—
itching of the extremities	23%	—
itching of the skin on the legs	23%	—
rash on the scalp	22%	—
transparent skin	21%	—
unspecified mental disorders	21%	—
rashes on the hands and feet	20%	—
emotional	20%	—
subacute condition	20%	—
pain intolerance	20%	—
pregnancy	19%	—
exanthema	19%	—
rashes on the hands	19%	—
abdominal pain after diarrhea	18%	—
rashes on his legs	18%	—
rashes on the head	18%	—
onset of illness	18%	—
consultation of a gastroenterologist	17%	—
feeling of fullness	17%	—
hemorrhages on the skin	17%	—
conservative	16%	—
pain in the intestines	16%	—
papules	15%	—
diarrhea	15%	—
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	15%	—
stones in the bladder	15%	—
abdominal pain	15%	—
skin condition	14%	—
swelling	13%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	13%	—
rash pustules	53%	39%
purulent rashes on the skin	51%	42%

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