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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Systemic mycosis✘Chancriform pyoderma
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 14%(0)48%(0)
Histological studies 14%(0)30%(0)
Measurements at the reception —39%(0)
General blood test —35%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
constant belching air 90% —
pyoderma — 96%
intolerance to cold 81% —
scabies — 80%
mycetoma 67% —
purulent rashes on the chin — 79%
constantly increased appetite 64% —
rashes on the genitals — 76%
actinomycosis 56% —
microbial eczema — 75%
increased appetite 48% —
syphilis — 73%
systemic mycosis 41% —
purulent rashes on the skin 19% 91%
fungus 39% —
purulent rashes on the neck — 71%
corneal ulcer 31% —
round rashes — 70%
secondary caries 31% —
itching of the penis — 67%
zygomycosis 31% —
ulcers on the lips — 62%
suppuration with fistulas 29% —
inflammation of the foreskin — 62%
fistula 29% —
syphilis in women — 62%
coccidiomycosis 28% —
rash pustules 25% 85%
histoplasmosis 26% —
dermatitis and eczema — 60%
keratitis 26% —
rashes on the chin — 59%
intestinal mucosa 24% —
chancriform pyoderma — 58%
abscess 23% —
eczema — 58%
multiple warts 22% —
secondary syphilis — 57%
inflammation of the nasal mucosa 22% —
phimosis — 54%
smell of pus 22% —
suppuration of the skin 23% 76%
fungal skin lesion 22% —
rashes suppurating bubbles — 52%
trophic ulcer 21% —
streptococci — 52%
dermatomycosis 21% —
wounds heal poorly — 51%
necrosis 20% —
internal itching — 51%
impaired lung function 20% —
weakening of immunity — 51%
tooth decay 20% —
bubbles are suppurating — 50%
impaired spleen function 19% —
rash over the lip — 50%
inflammation of the tooth 19% —
scratch — 50%
allergy to the skin 19% —
burning of the vulva — 50%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 19% —
rash burning — 50%
peritonitis 18% —
staphylococcus aureus — 49%
warts 18% —
dermatitis — 49%
chromomycosis 17% —
itching of female genitals — 49%
needs attention 17% —
itchy skin — 49%
scarring 15% —
does not tolerate pain — 48%
impaired kidney function 15% —
genital itching — 48%
liver problems 15% —
peptic ulcer 27% 74%
surgical infections 15% —
wasserman syndrome — 47%
allergy 14% —
neck red — 47%
red lip — 47%
patient's condition — 47%
red lips — 46%
immunodeficiency — 46%
abrasion — 46%
hyperemia of genitals — 46%
not compacted — 45%
rash on the neck — 45%
diabetes mellitus — 45%
bubbles on the skin — 45%
rashes bubbles — 45%
genital pain in women — 44%
rash in the mouth — 44%
ulcers on the skin 30% 73%
severe itching of the skin — 43%
the surface is smooth — 42%
burning itching — 42%
skin problems 23% 63%
rashes itchy — 40%
burning of the skin — 40%
congestion purulent wounds — 40%
skin compaction — 39%
common rashes — 39%
no discharge — 39%
improper nutrition — 39%
genital neoplasms — 38%
lowered — 38%
swelling from a bite — 38%
very correct — 38%
dermatosis 19% 56%
inflammation 18% 54%
burns — 34%
soreness of the skin — 32%
acute condition — 32%
dry — 31%
wound 15% 44%
onset of illness — 29%
there are no complaints — 29%
blood diseases — 28%
history of surgery 12% 37%
oncology 18% 39%
consequences of infection 14% 29%

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