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Results: Differences General ✘Wound infection✘Plantar wart in a child
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%(3)37%(0)
Infection tests 19%(0)23%(0)
General urine test —39%(0)
Measurements at the reception 18%(0)11%(0)
Histological studies —20%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%12%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
high temperature 83% —
warts — 87%
consequences of infection 95% 11%
wart on the sole — 47%
skin problems 85% 22%
warts in children — 47%
history of surgery 85% 23%
warts on the legs — 44%
necrosis 46% —
multiple warts — 38%
suppuration of the skin 44% —
wart painful — 37%
the feeling of a wound 43% —
warts are large — 37%
infected wounds 41% —
warts on the heels — 31%
pain in the wound 32% —
pain in the legs — 30%
everything is bad 30% —
wart on the big toe — 28%
leukocytosis 28% —
wart on the thumb — 28%
a wet wound 26% —
skin overgrowth — 27%
feeling of heat 25% —
limps — 26%
loss of skin sensitivity 24% —
with the corn — 26%
chills 24% —
rashes of the sole — 25%
eyelid tumors 24% —
pain when walking — 24%
red eyelids 23% —
keratodermia — 24%
the skin is very sensitive 22% —
hpv dna positive — 23%
vascular damage 22% —
growing pains — 23%
he's defending himself 21% —
rashes on his legs — 22%
skin dirty 21% —
wart on the toe — 22%
prolonged fever 20% —
pain in the foot — 22%
allergy to antibiotics 20% —
flat warts — 22%
frequent antibiotics 20% —
hyperkeratosis — 22%
skin irritation 20% —
hyperkeratosis stop — 21%
temperature with chills 19% —
plantar wart in a child — 21%
wound inflammation 19% —
worse when walking — 21%
speech absence 19% —
fair skin — 20%
congestion purulent wounds 19% —
keratinized warts — 20%
improper nutrition 19% —
sensations in the legs — 19%
insensitivity to pain 19% —
pain in the toes — 19%
postoperative scars 19% —
benign neoplasms — 19%
wound postoperative 18% —
better in afternoon — 18%
enlarged lymph nodes 18% —
better in morning — 18%
skin compaction 18% —
papules — 18%
swelling from a bite 18% —
scabs — 18%
a serious man 18% —
electrocoagulation — 17%
refuses to help 18% —
childhood diseases — 16%
effects of taking antibiotics 18% —
pain in the fingers — 16%
lowered 18% —
rapid growth — 15%
wet skin 18% —
is worse at 10 am — 14%
ulcers on the skin 17% —
vaccination — 14%
high fever 17% —
effects of puberty — 14%
oily skin 17% —
large child — 14%
reddening of the skin 17% —
2 children — 14%
weakening of immunity 17% —
drug allergy — 13%
fungus 17% —
worse in morning — 13%
bacteremia 16% —
worse during day — 13%
sepsis 16% —
surgical infections — 12%
peptic ulcer 16% —
increased sensitivity — 12%
no appetite 16% —
acute condition — 12%
fighting 16% —
patient's condition — 11%
general weakness 16% —
viral wart in a child — 10%
pain when touched 16% —
immunodeficiency 15% 22%
metabolic disorder 15% —
oncology 18% 24%
aching 15% —
feeling of bruising 15% —
nausea 15% —
impaired venous function 15% —
cancer 14% —
consequences of surgery 14% —
trauma 13% —
inflammation 13% —
scarring 27% 18%
increased 18% 10%
there are no complaints 19% 11%
soreness of the skin 26% 18%

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