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Results: Differences General	✘Odontogenic infection	✘Chronic sialadenitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(6) Coagulogram — 60%(1) General urine test — 59%(3) Other hormones — 25%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	83%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
foreign body of the pharynx	81%	—
chronic sialadenitis	—	67%
phlegmon	100%	19%
leukocyturia	—	59%
burning in the mouth	68%	—
inflammation of the salivary gland	—	58%
touching the head painful	65%	—
proteinuria	—	53%
abscess	83%	16%
sialadenosis	—	37%
suppuration of the skin	62%	—
acute sialadenitis	—	31%
necrosis	61%	—
No saliva	—	29%
erysipelas	60%	—
pain in the neck from the front	—	29%
hands are freezing	59%	—
salivation	—	28%
freezes	56%	—
history of surgery	—	28%
boil	56%	—
there are no complaints	—	27%
folliculitis	54%	—
increased histamine	—	25%
pain in the mouth	72%	19%
histamine lowered	—	24%
odontogenic infection	51%	—
angioplasty	—	23%
pain when touched	44%	—
feeling of puffiness	—	22%
burns	41%	—
dryness in the throat	—	22%
apical periodontitis	37%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	22%
pulp necrosis	33%	—
dry	—	21%
feeling the heat in the cheeks	33%	—
attacks of pain	—	21%
cheeks are red with fever	33%	—
the surface is smooth	—	20%
swelling	66%	31%
more often in old age	—	19%
inflammation of the tooth	33%	—
bursting	—	19%
acute periodontitis	32%	—
ganglia	—	19%
swelling of the cheek	32%	—
feeling in the throat	—	18%
periodontitis	32%	—
neutrophilosis	—	18%
inflammation	57%	29%
oncology	—	18%
pain in the lower jaw	26%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	—	18%
soft tissue abscess	26%	—
lowered	—	18%
high temperature	25%	—
constant pain	—	17%
pain in the jaw	25%	—
hearing impaired	—	17%
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes	23%	—
problems with studying	—	17%
purulent periodontitis	23%	—
intolerance to drugs	—	17%
pain in the gums	22%	—
worse food	—	16%
feeling of heat	22%	—
traumatic illness	—	16%
worse from the heat	21%	—
digestive disorders	—	16%
dry mouth	49%	26%
worse during meals	—	16%
asymmetry	20%	—
spicy food	—	16%
feeling of heat in the face	20%	—
leukocytosis	—	16%
cheeks are red	20%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	16%
loss of sense of smell	19%	—
consequences of injuries	—	15%
sense of smell is reduced	19%	—
hormonal disorders	—	15%
parodontitis	19%	—
increased sensitivity	—	15%
frequent antibiotics	18%	—
metabolic disorder	—	15%
febrile body temperature	18%	—
rapid weight loss	—	15%
facial asymmetry	18%	—
loss body weight	—	15%
tooth extraction	18%	—
drug allergy	—	15%
suppuration with fistulas	18%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	14%
anaerobic infection	18%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	14%
red papules	17%	—
acute pain	—	14%
slow onset of the disease	17%	—
cancer	—	14%
nasal congestion	17%	—
allergy	—	14%
subcutaneous edema	17%	—
periodic illness	—	14%
pain in the nose	17%	—
drug disease	—	14%
facial pain	16%	—
trauma	—	13%
mucous hyperemia	16%	—
increased	16%	28%
fistula	15%	—
onset of illness	12%	19%
chills	15%	—
bad breath unpleasant	19%	22%
red rash	15%	—
dense swelling	18%	21%
clear boundaries	15%	—
neck pain	17%	19%
febrility	15%	—
streptococci	15%	—
papules	14%	—
feeling of bruising	13%	—
skin problems	12%	—
enlarged lymph nodes	23%	18%

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