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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic vaginitis✘Dermatomycosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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thrush 80% —
fungus 55% 100%
candidiasis 80% —
foot fungus — 20%
vulvovaginitis 53% —
nail fungus — 16%
vaginal discharge 23% —
deformity of nails — 12%
itching of female genitals 19% —
skin problems — 11%
genital itching 19% 3%
peeling — 10%
itching of the vagina 11% —
lichen — 10%
chronic vaginitis 9% —
rashes with peeling — 9%
gonorrhea in women 7% —
dermatomycosis — 7%
vulva infections 7% —
skin spots — 7%
trichomoniasis 6% —
inguinal epidermophytia — 6%
trichomoniasis in women 6% —
dry crusts on the skin — 5%
sensation of a foreign body in the vagina 5% —
rashes between the toes — 5%
transparent vaginal 5% —
itchy buttocks — 5%
mycoplasmosis in women 5% —
fingers peeling — 5%
ureaplasma 5% —
rashes between the fingers — 5%
internal itching 11% 4%
itchy feet — 5%
intestinal candidiasis 5% —
itching in the intimate area in men — 5%
white discharge from the vagina 5% —
fungal skin diseases in children — 5%
grey discharge from the vagina 5% —
toenails deformed — 5%
yellowish discharge from the vagina 5% —
itching of the skin on the legs — 5%
gonorrhea 5% —
dry spots on the skin — 5%
bloody discharge from the vagina 4% —
redness of the perineum — 4%
candida fungi 4% —
nails thickened — 4%
worse during menstruation 4% —
peeling of the scalp — 4%
mycoplasma 4% —
legs thick — 4%
streptococci 4% —
dry rash on the skin — 4%
breath no itching 4% —
hard to walk — 4%
purulent discharge from the vagina 4% —
round rashes — 4%
burning in the vagina 4% —
small rash — 4%
foreign body sensation 4% —
scaly rashes — 4%
effects of poisoning 3% —
thickened toenails — 4%
intoxication 3% —
pain in the foot when walking — 4%
feeling of bruising 3% —
itching in the perineum — 4%
worse food 3% —
crusts on the skin — 4%
worse during meals 3% —
peeling of the skin on the legs — 4%
constant pain 3% —
peeling of the skin on the feet — 4%
menstruation disorder 3% —
rashes on the head — 3%
consumes alcohol 3% —
hair loss — 3%
food poisoning 3% —
pain in the foot — 3%
deterioration during pregnancy 3% —
blisters — 3%
consequences of a viral infection 3% —
curvature of the legs — 3%
pain in the vagina 3% —
inflammation — 3%
illness after hypothermia 3% —
burning of the skin — 3%
pregnancy 2% —
unbearable pain — 3%
consequences of infection 2% —
skin compaction — 3%
rashes on his legs — 3%
dry skin — 3%
worse when walking — 3%
wet skin — 3%
rashes dry — 3%
soreness of the skin — 3%
acute pain in the legs — 3%
severe itching of the skin — 3%
pain when walking — 3%
rashes of the sole — 3%
hyperemia of genitals — 3%
papules — 3%
dryness — 3%
red legs — 3%
rash on the scalp — 3%
rash on the fingers — 3%
fungal skin lesion — 3%
head skin sweating — 3%
oncology — 2%
acute pain — 2%
childhood diseases — 2%
history of surgery — 2%
presses — 2%
pain in the legs — 2%
sweating is increased — 2%
burns 3% 4%
itchy skin 4% 4%

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