⌂ /Comparison Service /

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

Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘Paronychia	✘Chancroid
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 6%(0) 16%(0) General and visits 7%(0) — General blood test 6%(1) — General inspection 6%(0) — Measurements at the reception 5%(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%
lymphadenitis	83%	21%
STDs	—	53%
panaritium	53%	—
legs go numb	—	38%
lymph node damage	82%	29%
corneal ulcer	—	37%
fungus	39%	—
purulent corneal ulcer	—	36%
paronychia	32%	—
syphilis in women	—	35%
foot fungus	28%	—
ulcer on the leg	—	35%
epidermophytia	28%	—
painful appearance	—	35%
psoriasis	19%	—
peptic ulcer	9%	42%
inflammation near the nail	18%	—
secondary syphilis	—	32%
eczema	18%	—
lymph nodes are solid	10%	40%
nails thickened	15%	—
syphilis	16%	46%
suppuration of the nail	15%	—
pain from herpes	—	30%
abscess	15%	—
genital herpes	—	30%
nails are layered	14%	—
bubbles are suppurating	—	29%
syphilis in the anamnesis	14%	—
anal fissures	—	28%
toenails are layered on the feet	13%	—
swelling of genitals	—	27%
thickened toenails	12%	—
severe chills	—	27%
general swelling does	10%	—
sepsis	—	27%
legs thick	10%	—
the volume of blood loss is increased	—	27%
staphylococcus aureus	10%	—
pain throughout the body	—	27%
candida fungi	10%	—
trophic ulcer	—	26%
streptococci	10%	—
rashes bubbles	—	26%
nail fungus	10%	—
mucous membranes are pale	—	25%
dermatomycosis	9%	—
rashes red spots	—	25%
candidiasis	9%	—
bubbles on the skin	—	25%
thick skin	9%	—
pain in the fingers	—	25%
scarlet	9%	—
wound	—	25%
nails brittle	9%	—
red spots on the skin	—	25%
streptococcal infections	9%	—
genital pain in women	—	25%
rashes in the folds of the skin	9%	—
very high fever	—	25%
phlegmon	8%	—
it hurts to talk	—	24%
thin skin	8%	—
pain in the fingers	—	24%
liver pain	8%	—
porous skin	—	23%
trauma	8%	—
pain in the rectum	—	23%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	8%	—
growing pains	—	23%
rash pustules	8%	—
red papules	—	23%
pulsates	7%	—
pain in the mouth	—	23%
pain when touched	7%	—
pain in the wrists	—	23%
weakening of immunity	7%	—
pain in the wound	—	22%
metastases	7%	—
pain in the lymph nodes	12%	34%
pain in the veins	7%	—
infected wounds	—	22%
subacute condition	6%	—
temperature with chills	—	22%
impaired venous function	6%	—
small rash	—	22%
cancer	6%	—
bleeding ulcer	—	22%
there are no complaints	6%	—
keratitis	—	22%
drug disease	6%	—
ulcers on the skin	7%	29%
consequences of taking medications	6%	—
low body temperature	—	21%
increased	—	21%
effects of shock	—	21%
herpes	—	20%
red rash	—	20%
high fever	—	20%
skin spots	—	20%
chills	—	20%
hiv	—	20%
increased bleeding	—	19%
bacteremia	—	19%
skin problems	13%	32%
does not tolerate pain	—	19%
scarring	—	18%
acute pain	6%	24%
bleeding	—	17%
necrosis	—	17%
consequences of infection	6%	23%
blood diseases	6%	23%
angiopathy	—	17%
feeling of heat	9%	25%
history of surgery	5%	21%
high temperature	9%	24%
patient's condition	8%	22%
skin compaction	8%	22%
strong character	8%	22%
papules	7%	19%
soreness of the skin	6%	18%
helps others	6%	18%
suppuration of the skin	15%	27%
swelling	13%	24%
immunodeficiency	7%	18%
oncology	6%	16%
lowered	5%	15%
onset of illness	8%	17%
inflammation	12%	15%

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