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Results: Differences Similar	✘Chronic simple periodontitis	✘Catarrhal gingivitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%(0) — Other hormones — 15%(3) Coagulogram — 12%(1) Elements and vitamins — 12%(3) General blood test — 11%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	47%
marginal periodontitis	89%	—
catarrhal gingivitis	—	39%
apical periodontitis	88%	—
gums inflamed	64%	100%
cold in the lower back	85%	—
acute gingivitis	—	36%
acute periodontitis	82%	—
swollen gums	—	26%
chronic periodontitis	78%	—
gingivitis in children	—	24%
gum sensitivity	76%	—
plaque on the teeth	—	24%
allergy to nuts	72%	—
brown plaque on the teeth	—	22%
toothache aching	72%	—
bleeding gums	—	21%
tooth mobility	71%	—
itching of the gums	—	19%
inflammation of the tooth	89%	16%
allergic stomatitis	—	19%
tooth root caries	69%	—
toothache when pressed	—	18%
teeth ache from sweet	69%	—
bad breath unpleasant	—	18%
toothache from hot	66%	—
swelling	—	17%
traumatic periodontitis	65%	—
colds with high fever	—	16%
exposing the roots of teeth	63%	—
herpetic gingivostomatitis	—	16%
inflammation of the root of the tooth	63%	—
herpes on the gums	—	16%
tooth sensitivity	59%	—
herpes in the mouth	—	16%
pulpitis	56%	—
worse during meals	—	16%
acute periodontitis	55%	—
catarrhal sore	—	16%
erosion of teeth	52%	—
prolonged cold	—	16%
pus in the gum	51%	—
tartar	—	16%
ulcerative gingivitis	76%	26%
histamine lowered	—	15%
pasternatsky's symptom	47%	—
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis	—	15%
tooth decay	46%	—
inflammation of the nipple	—	14%
increased sensitivity	46%	—
acute stomatitis	—	14%
sports injury	44%	—
perversion of taste	—	14%
ulcer on the gum	69%	24%
infectious mononucleosis	—	14%
injury	41%	—
bleeding from the gums	—	14%
tooth decay	41%	—
bleeding	—	14%
violation of pain sensitivity	41%	—
diphtheria	—	14%
neurogenic pain	38%	—
mononucleosis	—	14%
chronic simple periodontitis	38%	—
viral tonsillitis	—	13%
aches	37%	—
scarlet	—	13%
acute injury	36%	—
feeling of bruising	—	13%
effects of poisoning	36%	—
skin irritation	—	12%
drug poisoning	35%	—
peeling	—	12%
intolerance to drugs	35%	—
aphthous stomatitis	—	12%
skin anesthesia	34%	—
measles	—	12%
not sensitive to pain	34%	—
teething the child	—	12%
drug allergy	33%	—
high temperature	—	12%
peptic ulcer	33%	—
myxedema	—	11%
consequences of injuries	32%	—
dense swelling	—	11%
insensitivity to pain	32%	—
patient's condition	—	11%
neurological disorders	31%	—
encephalitis	—	11%
hypertension	31%	—
sore	—	11%
necrosis	30%	—
pus on the tonsils	—	11%
intoxication	30%	—
cyanosis	—	11%
change of teeth	44%	12%
worse food	—	10%
chronic gingivitis	59%	29%
constant pain	—	10%
pain in the gums	50%	20%
itchy skin	—	10%
acute allergic reactions	41%	12%
is better in nature	—	10%
aching gum pain	26%	—
leukoencephalitis	—	10%
toothache	43%	17%
subfebrile condition	—	10%
state of exacerbation	35%	10%
ARVI	—	10%
chronic condition	33%	9%
herpes	—	10%
allergy	31%	9%
bleeding	—	9%
consequences of taking medications	28%	16%
there is emaciation in the neck	—	9%
acute condition	—	9%
periods of exacerbation	—	9%
damage to the nervous system	—	8%
onset of illness	—	8%
blood diseases	—	8%

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