⌂ /Comparison Service /

Share Copy the link Share in Facebook Share in Twitter Share in Telegram Share in ВКонтакте

Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘Hypersecretory gastritis	✘Juvenile dermatomyositis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2) 52%(1) General blood test — 100%(8) Blood biochemistry — 92%(12) Autoimmune markers — 63%(7) FGDS — 55%(0) Coprogram — 48%(2) ECG — 46%(0) General urine test — 46%(5)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	27%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	41%
increased acidity of the stomach	15%	—
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies	—	40%
acute gastritis	9%	—
dermatomyositis	—	34%
strong irritation	7%	—
myositis	—	27%
sensitivity of mucous membranes	7%	—
inflammatory myopathy	—	27%
chronic gastritis	7%	—
effects of puberty	—	26%
impatient	7%	—
vasculitis	—	23%
digestion gastritis	7%	—
calcification	—	22%
croup	7%	—
myopathy	—	21%
food poisoning	6%	—
skin problems	—	20%
improper nutrition	6%	—
joint diseases	—	20%
consequences of injuries	5%	—
juvenile dermatomyositis	—	18%
destructive behavior	5%	—
arthritis	—	18%
trauma	4%	—
childhood diseases	—	18%
hypersecretory gastritis	4%	—
muscle weakness	—	18%
rash on the elbows	—	17%
rashes on the knees	—	17%
systemic vasculitis	—	17%
impaired arterial function	—	16%
muscular dystrophy	—	16%
necrosis	—	16%
periodic illness	—	16%
pericarditis	—	16%
polyarthritis	—	16%
interstitial pneumonia	—	15%
inflammation	4%	19%
polymyositis	—	15%
weakness after illness	—	15%
gastric perforation	—	15%
respiratory insufficiency	—	15%
muscle atrophy	—	15%
mucus on the back wall of the pharynx	—	15%
violation of the stool	—	15%
myasthenia	—	15%
posterior rhinitis	—	14%
rheumatism	—	14%
the Mantoux reaction	—	14%
viral pneumonia	—	14%
rashes around the eyes	—	14%
blood diseases	—	14%
joint replacement in the anamnesis	—	13%
myocarditis	—	13%
esophagitis	—	13%
interstitial lung diseases	—	13%
rashes on his legs	—	13%
inflammation of the brain	—	13%
lowered	—	13%
coxarthrosis	—	13%
choking	—	13%
orthopedic implant	—	13%
lymphadenitis	—	13%
reddening of the skin	—	13%
white blood cells and red blood cells in the urine	—	13%
takes methotrexate	—	13%
intestinal mucosa	—	13%
chokes while eating	—	13%
bone metastases	—	13%
opportunistic infections	—	13%
tuberculosis	—	12%
traumatic ossifying myositis	—	12%
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	12%
sediment urine	—	12%
neurological disorders	—	12%
calcification of the skin	—	12%
rashes on the eyelids	—	12%
chronic respiratory failure	—	12%
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	12%
pneumonia	—	12%
clamidiosis	—	12%
calprotectin increased	—	12%
joint pain	—	12%
frequent colds	—	12%
bone cancer	—	12%
tuberculosis of bones	—	12%
vasculitis in children	—	12%
acute shock	—	12%
coxsackie	—	12%
pneumocystis pneumonia	—	11%
nose pulmonary heart	—	11%
osteoporosis	—	11%
consequences of infection	—	11%
tendon contracture	—	11%
connective tissue weakness	—	11%
herpes	—	11%
allergy to birds	—	11%
2 children	—	11%
polyarthritis in children	—	11%
bacteremia	—	11%
as well as increased	—	11%
hyperkeratosis	—	11%
juvenile rheumatoid arthritis	—	11%
high temperature	—	11%
fecal peritonitis	—	11%
osteosarcoma	—	11%
myotonic syndrome in children	—	11%
difficult to swallow	—	11%
contracture	—	11%
hard muscles	—	11%
acrogeria familial	—	11%
feeling of heat	—	11%
pain in large joints	—	11%
serious condition	—	11%
ossifying myositis	—	11%
arthrosis	—	11%
twang	—	11%
overweight with shortness of breath	—	11%
peeling lips	—	11%
myositis of the orbit	—	11%
glucocorticoid osteoporosis	—	11%
back pain	—	11%
herpetic pneumonia	—	11%
rash on the neck	—	10%
drug disease	—	10%
stool delay	—	10%
speaks poorly	—	10%
rhabdomyolysis	—	10%
acute pneumonia	—	10%
bronchitis	—	10%
becker 's myotonia	—	10%
lymphosarcoma	—	10%
cracking cough	—	10%
proteinuria	—	10%
lymph node damage	—	10%
bronchopneumonia	—	10%
pain in the joints at a temperature	—	10%
delayed puberty	—	10%
patient's condition	—	10%
aspiration pneumonia	—	10%
antibodies to cardiac muscles	—	10%
livedo	—	10%
heart failure in children	—	10%
pharyngeal mucosa atrophied	—	10%
choking on solid food	—	10%
impaired lung function	—	10%
febrility	—	10%
runny nose	—	10%
sputum	—	10%
acute bronchitis	—	10%
sepsis	—	10%
leukocytosis	—	10%
swelling	5%	15%
respiratory failure in a child	—	10%
feeling in the throat	—	10%
j42 chronic bronchitis	—	10%
Chronical bronchitis	—	10%
mycoplasma	—	10%
hematuria	—	10%
lower back pain	—	9%
idiopathic fibrosing alveolitis	—	9%
voice disorders	—	9%
nose large eyes	—	9%
history of surgery	—	9%
persistent wet cough	—	9%
takayasu's disease	—	9%
helicobacteriosis	8%	17%
secondary infertility	—	9%
weak heart	—	9%
tick bite	—	9%
immunodeficiency	—	9%
progressive duchenne muscular dystrophy	—	9%
peeling	—	9%
tachycardia	—	9%
alternating syndromes	—	9%
gums are red	—	9%
intestinal infection	—	9%
weakness of the neck muscles	—	9%
consultation of a gastroenterologist	—	9%
palpitations	—	9%
weakness in the heart	—	9%
primary infertility	—	9%
muscle pain	—	9%
dyspnea	—	9%
hemorrhagic gastritis	—	9%
thin skin	—	9%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency	—	9%
leukocyturia	—	9%
state of exacerbation	—	9%
metastases	—	9%
periodic weakness	—	9%
chronic condition	—	9%
contractures of the joints	—	9%
stunting	—	9%
consequences of a viral infection	—	9%
chronic pneumonia	—	9%
osteopenia	—	9%
ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis	—	9%
fibrosis of the lungs	—	9%

Instructions

Video

Introduce new diseases through 🔍 Search and input on the top panel using Compare The table shows the most important distinguishing symptoms, tests and diagnoses related to the selected diseases. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease. The list changes dynamically depending on the data of the current visit in the selection of therapy . Click on the percentageto see the suggestions from the original source. By using the service, you agree to user agreement. Kiberis services do not replace a doctor! ▶ Look at ▶Youtube