Comparison results
| Results: Differences General | ✘Xerophthalmia | ✘Carotenodermy | ||||
| Related research | Analogs | Analogs | ||||
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| Distinctive symptoms | ||||||
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | 100% | — | ||||
| Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies | — | 100% | ||||
| vitamin lowered | 98% | — | ||||
| yellow skin color | — | 41% | ||||
| chicken blindness | 74% | — | ||||
| jaundice | — | 30% | ||||
| shiny eyes | 55% | — | ||||
| follicular keratosis | — | 30% | ||||
| lagophthalmos | 54% | — | ||||
| palms yellow | — | 30% | ||||
| dryness in the ears | 52% | — | ||||
| nasolabial folds | — | 28% | ||||
| bronchial tuberculosis | 47% | — | ||||
| dry skin peeling | — | 28% | ||||
| dry skin | 70% | 22% | ||||
| oily skin | — | 28% | ||||
| sensation of a foreign body in the eye | 46% | — | ||||
| due to excessive intake of energy resources | — | 26% | ||||
| blurred vision | 46% | — | ||||
| volume of thyroid gland is reduced | — | 24% | ||||
| vitamin K1 is lowered | 44% | — | ||||
| fat deposits | — | 24% | ||||
| hypovitaminosis to | 44% | — | ||||
| adaptation disorders | — | 23% | ||||
| weak hazy vision | 43% | — | ||||
| hyperkeratosis | — | 23% | ||||
| gray eyes | 43% | — | ||||
| peeling | — | 22% | ||||
| visual impairment | 43% | — | ||||
| liver failure | — | 21% | ||||
| dry | 63% | 18% | ||||
| thyroid diseases | — | 21% | ||||
| burning in the eyes | 43% | — | ||||
| obesity | — | 20% | ||||
| wet eyes | 43% | — | ||||
| liver problems | — | 18% | ||||
| epithelioma | 41% | — | ||||
| hormonal disorders | — | 18% | ||||
| dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes | 41% | — | ||||
| foreign body sensation | 40% | — | ||||
| corneal opacity | 40% | — | ||||
| measles | 39% | — | ||||
| shroud | 38% | — | ||||
| rashes dry | 38% | — | ||||
| heavy eyes | 37% | — | ||||
| burning of the skin | 37% | — | ||||
| photophobia | 36% | — | ||||
| flu | 35% | — | ||||
| wet skin | 34% | — | ||||
| s eyes cloudy | 33% | — | ||||
| malabsorption | 33% | — | ||||
| bronchial lesion | 32% | — | ||||
| enteropathy | 32% | — | ||||
| tuberculosis | 31% | — | ||||
| rupture duodenal dysfunction | 31% | — | ||||
| burns | 31% | — | ||||
| intestinal insufficiency syndrome | 30% | — | ||||
| gradual deterioration of the condition | 30% | — | ||||
| diseases of the gastrointestinal tract | 27% | — | ||||
| beriberi | 56% | 29% | ||||
| increased | 24% | — | ||||
| lowered | 42% | 26% | ||||
| scurvy | 39% | 24% | ||||
| vitamin c reduced | 38% | 24% | ||||
| skin problems | 26% | 16% | ||||
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