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Results: Differences Similar ✘Ulcerative necrotic gingivostomatitis✘Gingivitis in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 17%(1)—
General inspection —6%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —75%
ulcerative necrotic stomatitis of Vincent 77% —
herpetic gingivostomatitis — 75%
oral syphilis 63% —
herpes in the mouth — 71%
ulcers in the mouth 51% —
stomatitis in children — 70%
ulcerative-filmy sore throat 45% —
gums inflamed 38% 100%
tuberculosis of the oral cavity 45% —
herpes — 45%
angina in leukemia 40% —
loose gums — 28%
necrosis 40% —
gingivitis in children — 26%
purulent plugs in the tonsils 39% —
hypertrophic gingivitis — 23%
painful lymph nodes submandibular 39% —
catarrhal gingivitis — 23%
peptic ulcer 44% 6%
bleeding gums — 22%
ulcers in the throat 36% —
gum diseases — 21%
ulcers in the mouth 35% —
gums are red — 20%
hiv infection of the oral cavity 35% —
swollen gums — 20%
enlarged submandibular lymph 32% —
plaque on the teeth — 20%
pus on the tonsils 32% —
chronic gingivitis — 19%
purulent plugs 31% —
acute gingivitis — 17%
intoxication 31% —
inflammation of the tooth — 17%
syphilis 31% —
pain in the gums — 16%
tuberculosis intoxication 30% —
tartar — 15%
oral cancer 28% —
bleeding — 15%
violation of the function of the tonsils 28% —
change of teeth — 14%
viral tonsillitis 27% —
brown plaque on the teeth — 14%
rash in the mouth 26% —
itching of the gums — 13%
pain in the lower jaw 26% —
childhood diseases — 12%
agranulocytosis 26% —
bad breath unpleasant — 12%
anaerobic infection 25% —
gum atrophy — 12%
pain in the jaw 25% —
pigmentation of teeth — 11%
burning itching 25% —
swelling — 11%
burning of the skin 24% —
soft hair — 11%
pain in the lymph 24% —
shy child — 11%
febrile body temperature 24% —
choline — 10%
leukemia 23% —
skin compaction — 10%
sore 23% —
papillitis — 10%
rash pustules 23% —
pus in the gum — 10%
flu 23% —
perversion of taste — 9%
lymphocytic 23% —
presses — 9%
enlarged lymph nodes 22% —
anomalies of language — 9%
small rash 22% —
bite wrong — 9%
febrile 22% —
acute condition — 9%
shortened cycle 22% —
anomalies of teeth — 8%
vitamin c deficiency 21% —
teething the child — 8%
wounds heal poorly 21% —
peeling — 8%
aids 21% —
myxedema — 8%
tuberculosis 20% —
mucous hyperemia — 8%
burns 20% —
subfebrile condition — 7%
cancer 18% —
state of exacerbation — 7%
stage of recovery 18% —
worse food — 7%
wounds 18% —
red rash — 7%
blood diseases 17% —
ones indecision — 7%
oncology 17% —
brown spots on the skin — 7%
patient's condition 16% —
brown pigmentation after rashes — 7%
migrating larva 23% 7%
growth disorders in children — 7%
pain in the mouth 24% 8%
blue skin — 7%
onset of illness 24% 8%
chronic condition — 6%
tooth decay 24% 8%
impaired lung function — 6%
itchy skin 20% 7%
skin problems — 5%
ulcerative gingivitis 31% 18%
acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis — 5%
inflammation of the nipple 30% 19%
worse from hot drinking — 5%
feeling of bruising 19% 8%
ulcer on the gum 29% 19%
high temperature 25% 21%

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