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Results: Differences General	✘Superficial mastitis	✘Tuberculosis of the mammary glands
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 56%(4) Sex hormones — 46%(1) Mammography — 45%(0) Blood biochemistry — 38%(1) Radiography of the area — 27%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	98%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	90%
mastitis in girls	63%	—
increased axillary lymph nodes	—	76%
pain compaction in the mammary glands	61%	—
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	75%
lactostasis	56%	—
tuberculosis	—	72%
hormonal failure	53%	—
to increase the mammary glands	—	71%
cracks nipples	52%	—
nipple retraction	—	68%
suppression of lactation	50%	—
breast tumor	—	65%
mastitis	100%	50%
paget 's cancer	—	64%
inflammation of the nipple	47%	—
tuberculosis in the anamnesis	—	63%
chills weakness	44%	—
rashes on the chest	—	61%
chest tension	43%	—
history of chest surgery	—	60%
headache with chills	43%	—
breast abscess	—	59%
hormonal disorders	41%	—
hyperemia of skin folds	—	59%
febrile body temperature	39%	—
fistula	—	58%
headache with weakness	37%	—
solid tumor	—	57%
pituitary gland diseases	35%	—
tuberculosis of lymph nodes	—	57%
febrility	34%	—
dense lymph nodes	—	57%
severe fever	33%	—
basophilia	—	56%
high fever	33%	—
abscess	—	55%
chills	33%	—
tuberculosis of the mammary glands	—	55%
headaches	29%	—
genital tuberculosis	—	54%
surgical infections	29%	—
oncology	—	52%
onset of illness	27%	—
enlarged lymph nodes	—	51%
childhood diseases	27%	—
enlargement of lymph nodes is solid	—	50%
inflammation	52%	26%
tuberculosis intoxication	—	50%
nose nursing mom	55%	32%
tumor - like lesions	—	49%
pain in the mammary glands	67%	48%
tuberculosis of the spine	—	49%
lymph node damage	—	48%
pain in the armpit	—	48%
narrow chest	—	48%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis	—	48%
appetite is sharply increased	—	48%
monocytosis	—	48%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes	—	47%
sweating chest	—	47%
hardening of lymph nodes	—	47%
sweating is increased	—	46%
lactation period	—	46%
patient's condition	—	45%
chest damage	—	44%
papules	—	44%
tuberculosis of bones	—	43%
sweating of the whole body	—	43%
fever with sweating	—	42%
inflammatory skin changes	—	42%
sweating with weakness	—	41%
suppuration with fistulas	—	40%
pain in the lymph nodes	—	40%
eats everything	—	40%
intoxication	—	40%
chest deformity	—	39%
increased calcium	—	38%
Common symptoms are weakness	—	37%
history medical mother's	—	37%
swelling from a bite	—	36%
fever weakness	—	36%
increased appetite	—	36%
vaccination	—	35%
fever in the body	—	34%
hiv	—	33%
dermatitis	—	33%
general weakness	—	32%
no appetite	—	32%
suppuration of the skin	—	32%
rapid weight loss	—	31%
emaciation	—	31%
peptic ulcer	—	31%
diabetes mellitus	—	30%
cancer	—	29%
feeling of heat	—	29%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	28%
impaired lung function	—	28%
consequences of taking medications	—	26%
chest compaction	72%	93%
lactation	37%	53%
skin problems	26%	37%
pain chest	44%	54%
reddening of the skin	33%	34%
immunodeficiency	30%	31%
soreness of the skin	33%	33%
weakening of immunity	34%	34%
skin compaction	36%	36%
breast injury	47%	47%
nodular erythema	49%	49%
high temperature	28%	28%
redness of the skin of the chest	55%	55%
trauma	27%	27%

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