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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Labial herpesDrug-induced dermatitis
Distinctive symptoms Analogs Analogs
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herpes 64%
exanthema 62%
itching of the auricle 63%
dermatitis 52%
itching of the cheeks 63%
papules 50%
itchy lips 51%
consequences of taking medications 41%
itching in the ear canal 51%
allergic 36%
itching in the ears 45%
contact dermatitis 34%
itchy facial skin 44%
swelling with itching 33%
itchy nose 41%
inflammatory skin changes 30%
feeling of puffiness 37%
burning itching 28%
alcohol is abusing 31%
dermatitis and eczema 28%
illness after hypothermia 31%
eczema 27%
subfebrility 29%
peeling 26%
weakening of immunity 29%
rapid reaction 23%
general weakness 27%
a lot of medicines 23%
delirium 27%
drug allergy 22%
madness 27%
allergy 20%
confusion of consciousness 27%
swelling 20%
immunodeficiency 26%
inflammation 18%
stress 25%
burning of the skin 32% 38%
high temperature 24%
soreness of the skin 25% 30%
intoxication 24%
burns 39% 40%
drug disease 23%
itching of the wings of the nose 21%
lowered 21%
itchy skin 39% 23%

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