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Results: Differences General ✘Mastocytosis✘Ostiofolliculitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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erythroderma 85% —
itching of the whole body — 97%
basophilia 65% —
itching in sleep — 95%
itchy skin 60% —
combs to blood — 94%
blisters 54% —
ostiofolliculitis — 88%
The temperature is jumping 52% —
itching of the body — 81%
papules 51% —
atopic dermatitis — 72%
rashes bubbles 49% —
dermatitis — 57%
skin spots 46% —
pyoderma — 53%
darya 's illness 45% —
poor sleep — 50%
feeling of fullness 42% —
pseudofurunculosis — 39%
skin itching redness 40% —
impetigo in children — 37%
rashes suppurating bubbles 40% —
deep pyoderma — 36%
bubbles are suppurating 39% —
greasy hair — 35%
osteosclerosis 38% —
impetigo — 34%
urticaria skin 36% —
folliculitis — 33%
shift of leukocyte formula to left 36% —
pain in the chin — 33%
temperature drop 36% —
meningitis in childhood — 33%
bullous emphysema of the lung 35% —
miliaria — 33%
bubbles on the skin 34% —
pyoderma in a child — 31%
eosinophilia 33% —
tuberculous meningitis — 31%
pressure jumps 33% —
bronchitis in childhood — 29%
lung cyst 33% —
lingering pneumonia — 29%
red papules 33% —
weakening of immunity — 28%
hyperpigmentation 32% —
viral myocarditis — 27%
urticaria 32% —
severe itching of the skin 48% 75%
exanthema 32% —
staphylococcus aureus — 27%
neutrophilosis 31% —
immunodeficiency — 26%
leukemia 31% —
tuberculosis in the anamnesis — 26%
enlargement of the liver and spleen 30% —
purulent bronchitis — 25%
tachycardia attacks 30% —
viral meningitis — 25%
enlargement of the spleen 29% —
prolonged bronchitis — 25%
jaundice 29% —
pneumonia in the anamnesis — 24%
tingling 28% —
measles — 24%
red rash 28% —
pneumonia with bronchitis — 24%
reddening of the skin 28% —
He's been ill for a long time — 24%
rapid reaction 27% —
does not sweat — 24%
enlarged liver 27% —
consequences of infection — 23%
osteoporosis 27% —
viral pneumonia — 22%
leukocytosis 26% —
myocarditis — 22%
drug allergy 26% —
pyelonephritis — 22%
palpitations 25% —
wet skin — 21%
hypotension 25% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 21%
tachycardia 25% —
meningitis — 21%
the fast man 25% —
streptococci — 21%
hypertension 24% —
hyperthermia — 21%
cancer 23% —
illness after hypothermia — 21%
impaired arterial function 22% —
bacterial pneumonia — 21%
oncology 21% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 21%
skin problems 49% 27%
lowered — 21%
history of surgery 20% —
inflammation of the kidneys — 21%
small rash 42% 21%
The skin is not — 20%
increased 35% 21%
bronchitis — 20%
skin compaction 30% 21%
pneumonia — 19%
oily skin 27% 20%
frequent colds — 19%
impaired lung function 23% 17%
hepatitis — 19%
tuberculosis — 19%
kidney failure — 19%
organic brain damage — 18%
helps others — 18%
calcium — 18%
kidney diseases — 17%
liver problems — 17%
subacute condition — 17%
damage to the nervous system — 16%
gastrointestinal problems — 16%
there are no complaints — 16%
drug disease — 16%
allergy 34% 47%
inflammation 21% 26%
rash pustules 42% 47%
purulent rashes on the skin 31% 32%
suppuration of the skin 27% 27%

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