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Results: Differences General ✘Hemorrhagic vasculitis✘Rheumatism of the skin and subcutaneous tissue
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(1)—
General urine test 62%(4)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 47%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
consequences of suppression 29% —
rheumatism of the skin and subcutaneous tissue — 81%
hemorrhagic vasculitis 28% —
reddening of the skin — 70%
inflammation 21% —
papules 9% 73%
impaired kidney function 16% —
urticaria in children — 63%
need for chocolate 15% —
annular granuloma — 61%
dic syndrome 15% —
miliaria — 59%
erythrocytic cylindruria 15% —
rheumatism 31% 90%
acute glomerulonephritis 14% —
pain in the elbow joints — 53%
joint pain wandering 14% —
pain in the ankle joint — 53%
bleeding 14% —
pain in the toes of the foot — 51%
wandering rashes 14% —
oily scalp — 51%
rash on the buttocks 13% —
oily skin — 50%
cylindruria 13% —
stevens-johnson syndrome — 50%
hemorrhagic diathesis 13% —
nodular erythema — 48%
nephrotic syndrome 13% —
pain in the ankles — 47%
pain in large joints 13% —
allergic urticaria — 46%
hemorrhagic syndrome 12% —
pain in the toes — 46%
rashes bubbles 12% —
elbow pain — 46%
glomerulonephritis 12% —
urticaria skin — 45%
there's a lot lying around 12% —
nodules on the joints — 45%
wandering pains 12% —
pain gives in the leg — 45%
obesity on the stomach 12% —
pain gives in the arm — 44%
consequences of injuries 12% —
pain in the knee joints — 43%
the Mantoux reaction 12% —
dark spots on the skin — 43%
chronic glomerulonephritis 12% —
pain in the tendons — 43%
rashes symmetrical 12% —
pain in the shins — 42%
rash on the limbs 11% —
allergies in children — 41%
fecal vomiting 11% —
urticaria — 41%
fat deposits 11% —
pain in the knees — 41%
blood in feces 11% —
pain in the fingers — 41%
uremia 11% —
closed — 40%
hypercoagulation syndrome 11% —
exanthema — 40%
decrease in gamma globulins 11% —
red papules — 40%
rash on the torso 11% —
pain in the wrists — 39%
chronic kidney disease 10% —
allergic rash — 39%
vaccination 10% —
pain in the foot — 38%
intestinal bleeding 10% —
papular urticaria 14% 52%
brown spots on the skin 10% —
the skin is dark — 37%
refuses to help 10% —
prurigo 14% 51%
inflammation of the kidneys 10% —
sensations in the legs — 34%
brown pigmentation after rashes 10% —
pain in the legs — 33%
vomiting with blood 10% —
allergy — 30%
trauma 10% —
onset of illness — 29%
red rash 47% 35%
history of surgery — 26%
nephropathy 9% —
skin problems 31% 56%
hematuria 9% —
joint pain 9% 34%
peptic ulcer 9% —
hemorrhages on the skin 14% 37%
does not tolerate pain 9% —
acute condition 8% 31%
constant pain 9% —
soreness of the skin 8% 31%
painful appearance 9% —
joint diseases 12% 31%
weakening of immunity 9% —
proteinuria 9% —
protein reduced 9% —
pain in the intestines 9% —
drug disease 8% —
vomiting 8% —
necrosis 8% —
consequences of infection 8% —
up circulatory disorders 8% —
control issues 8% —
petechiae 51% 41%
periodic illness 8% —
helps others 8% —
immunodeficiency 8% —
subacute condition 8% —
red dots 49% 40%
lowered 7% —
small-point rash 46% 38%

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