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Results: Differences General ✘Mastitis✘HIV infection in pregnant women
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 88%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —68%
lactostasis 80% —
hiv infection in children — 62%
pain in the mammary glands 76% —
HIV antibodies positive — 57%
lactation 91% 30%
kaposi 's sarcoma — 52%
breast tumor 50% —
opportunistic infections — 51%
pain compaction in the mammary glands 42% —
pneumocystis pneumonia — 50%
swollen mammary glands 41% —
rna hiv positive — 49%
pain chest 36% —
candidiasis — 48%
breast cancer 33% —
interstitial pneumonia — 47%
solid tumors 32% —
hiv — 47%
metastases 34% 9%
weakening of immunity — 45%
deterioration postpartum 23% —
immunodeficiency — 44%
fibrous mastopathy 22% —
fungus — 42%
mastopathy 22% —
art syndrome — 41%
diffuse mastopathy 22% —
роды и вскармливание — 41%
cystic mastopathy 22% —
herpes — 40%
pain in the left chest 21% —
lymphosarcoma — 40%
purulent mastitis 21% —
I can't be alone — 40%
worse from the heat 21% —
toxoplasmosis — 39%
mastitis 18% —
problems with studying — 39%
lactation mastitis 17% —
onset of illness — 38%
redness of the skin of the chest 13% —
candidiasis of the esophagus — 38%
chest hot 12% —
invasive candidiasis — 38%
increased axillary lymph nodes 12% —
cytomegalovirus — 38%
nipple discharge 12% —
diarrhea — 37%
swelling of the mammary glands 11% —
tuberculosis — 37%
nodular erythema 11% —
pneumonia — 37%
inflammation of the nipple 11% —
focal cortical dysplasia — 37%
pain in the armpit 11% —
unformed feces — 36%
purulent discharge from the nipples 11% —
lymphoma — 36%
bursting in the mammary glands 11% —
consequences of infection 4% 40%
inflammatory infiltrate 10% —
patient's condition — 35%
skin compaction 10% —
rash pustules 6% 41%
history of chest surgery 9% —
exhaustion — 35%
bloody discharge from the nipples 9% —
lymphopenia — 35%
soreness of axillary lymph nodes 9% —
gastrointestinal problems 4% 38%
intestinal dysbiosis in children 9% —
caesarean section in the anamnesis — 34%
better from milk 9% —
caesarean section — 34%
hot to the touch 8% —
exhaustion after illness — 34%
breast pain during feeding 8% —
bacterial pneumonia — 34%
skin cracks on the hands 8% —
cryptococcosis — 34%
chest chills 8% —
lymph node damage 5% 39%
chills 8% —
pharyngitis — 33%
reddening of the skin 8% —
lymphadenitis — 33%
rashes on the chest 7% —
consequences of taking medications — 33%
to increase the mammary glands 7% —
atypical mycobacterial infections — 33%
very high fever 7% —
childhood diseases 6% 38%
non - purulent mastitis 7% —
candidiasis of the lungs — 32%
purulent sore throats 7% —
lymphadenitis chronic — 32%
additional mammary gland 7% —
rapid weight loss — 31%
bad from milk 7% —
esophagitis — 31%
dyspepsia in children 7% —
herpes zoster — 31%
difficult childhood 6% —
lowered 4% 35%
acute shock 6% —
loss body weight — 31%
bursting 6% —
blood diseases 6% 37%
temperature with chills 6% —
pharyngitis in children — 30%
take it, take it 6% —
tuberculosis of the joints — 29%
infection genitourinary 6% —
tuberculosis of bones — 29%
soft tissue abscess 6% —
control issues — 28%
phlegmon 6% —
addiction — 28%
acute pain 6% —
inflammation of the nasal mucosa — 28%
dysbacteriosis 6% —
consequences of a viral infection — 28%
cholesterolemia 15% 7%
violation of the stool — 27%
pain when touched 5% —
fungal skin lesion — 27%
shock states of various genesis 5% —
better to be alone — 27%
impaired function of the small intestine 5% —
1 pregnancy — 27%
pain throughout the body 5% —
viral hepatitis — 27%
effects of shock 5% —
history of surgery 8% 35%
chest count 4% —
surgical infections 8% 35%
mastitis of newborns 4% —
operative delivery — 27%
mammary gland hypoechoic 4% —
hepatitis — 26%
galactophorite 4% —
dermatomycosis — 26%
hiv infection of the oral cavity — 26%
mucous diarrhea — 26%
liver problems — 26%
increased 7% 33%
high temperature 8% 34%
nose nursing mom 11% 37%
drug disease — 25%
hypotrophy — 25%
gradual deterioration of the condition — 25%
helminths — 25%
chronic viral hepatitis — 25%
papular urticaria — 25%
hepatitis chronic — 25%
isosporosis — 25%
positive — 25%
prurigo — 25%
hepatitis c — 25%
vesicoureteral reflux — 25%
there are no complaints 4% 28%
skin problems 7% 31%
bacteremia 5% 29%
purple throat — 24%
fever diarrhea — 24%
thin — 24%
mucous stools — 24%
coccidiomycosis — 23%
stomatitis — 23%
artificial feeding — 23%
viral hepatitis b — 23%
lactation period — 23%
progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy — 23%
tracheal cancer — 23%
refuses to help — 23%
responsible — 23%
postpartum infections — 23%
pulmonary tuberculosis — 23%
sepsis 5% 28%
dermatitis — 23%
impressionability — 22%
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract — 22%
herpes in the nose — 22%
damage to the nervous system — 22%
episiotomy — 22%
viral pneumonia — 22%
histoplasmosis — 22%
immunoglobulin a deficiency — 22%
cervical cancer — 21%
herpes rashes — 21%
burkitt's lymphoma — 21%
systemic mycosis — 21%
insecurity feeling — 21%
diarrhea during pregnancy — 21%
premature birth — 21%
periodic illness — 21%
2 children — 21%
rejection of the chest — 21%
herpetic esophagitis — 21%
cryptosporidiosis — 21%

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