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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Actinomycosis of the mammary glandsJob Syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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actinomycosis 83%
job syndrome 91%
suppuration with fistulas 60%
epiglottitis in children 86%
cracks nipples 57%
epiglottitis 85%
fistula 56%
lower respiratory tract infections 85%
caries of baby teeth 47%
consequences of tendon injury 82%
rashes on the chest 45%
inflammation of larynx 81%
rashes of the sole 45%
bronchitis in children 81%
aphthae in the throat 45%
pneumonia 81%
micromastia 45%
lung aspergilloma 78%
history of chest surgery 44%
bronchitis 77%
purulent plugs in the tonsils 43%
ARVI 77%
mastectomy 42%
hemophilic infection 76%
tooth decay 41%
the chin is protruding 76%
benign tumors of the mammary glands 40%
staphylococcal pneumonia 74%
actinomycosis of the mammary glands 40%
boil 74%
papules 40%
inflammation 74%
rashes on his legs 40%
facial asymmetry 73%
pus on the tonsils 40%
asymmetry 73%
breast tumor 39%
dermatitis and eczema 73%
multiple caries 37%
impaired lung function 73%
xanthomas 36%
post-traumatic arthrosis 72%
pain in the armpit 35%
acute eczema 72%
violation of the function of the tonsils 34%
folliculitis 72%
red feet 33%
consequences of sprains 70%
botryomycoma 33%
cold skin 67%
benign epithelial tumors 32%
itchy eczema 66%
pus in the throat 32%
microbial eczema 65%
chest compaction 31%
aspergillosis 64%
rash in the mouth 31%
dermatitis 60%
wound 31%
furunculosis 59%
solid tumor 30%
staphylococcus aureus 59%
red legs 30%
complication of acute respiratory viral infections 58%
swelling of the feet 30%
sprains 58%
congestion purulent wounds 28%
bronchiectasis 58%
oncology 27%
muscle stretching 56%
gangrene 26%
typhlitis 56%
oily skin 25%
pseudomonas infection 56%
scratch 25%
ligament damage 54%
wounds heal poorly 25%
eosinophilia 53%
swelling of the legs 25%
pneumonia in children 53%
traumatic illness 24%
anomalies of teeth 52%
bacteremia 24%
allergy to antibiotics 51%
digestive disorders 23%
osteopenia 51%
benign neoplasms 23%
periodic illness 51%
sepsis 23%
primary immunodeficiency 50%
pain chest 23%
childhood diseases 50%
surgical infections 22%
sinusitis 50%
gastrointestinal problems 21%
chronic pneumonia 50%
swelling 21%
dermatosis 49%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 20%
arthrosis 49%
angioplasty 20%
skin problems 28% 77%
drug disease 20%
rashes itchy 49%
viral pneumonia 49%
j42 chronic bronchitis 47%
Chronical bronchitis 47%
effects of taking antibiotics 46%
bacterial pneumonia 46%
acute bronchitis 46%
streptococci 45%
muscle damage 44%
frequent colds 43%
reddening of the skin 43%
bronchial lesion 43%
bone deformation 42%
itchy skin 42%
fungus 36% 78%
a history of organ transplantation 41%
fighting 40%
immunodeficiency 40%
consequences of injuries 39%
joint diseases 39%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 38%
suppuration of the skin 34% 72%
necrosis 37%
allergy 37%
angiopathy 36%
consequences of infection 36%
trauma 35%
patient's condition 33%
abscess 34% 59%
history of surgery 32% 56%
purulent rashes on the skin 28% 49%
increased 18% 32%
rash pustules 53% 66%

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