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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Stenosing ligamentitis✘Viral wart in a child
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —47%(1)
Measurements at the reception —23%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
chronic granulomatous disease 84% —
human papillomavirus — 81%
joint crunch 13% —
warts are large — 79%
papules 69% 55%
wart painful — 79%
stenosing ligamentitis 11% —
wart on the sole — 77%
pain in the wrists 7% —
warts on the legs — 73%
tendon compaction 7% —
warts — 72%
pain in the fingers 6% —
warts — 70%
pain in the finger when bending 6% —
genital warts — 69%
contracture 5% —
wart near the nail — 66%
pain in the fingers 5% —
bleeding wart — 59%
slow walking 4% —
itchy warts — 59%
patient is motionless 4% —
contagious mollusk — 53%
defense of abdominal muscles 4% —
dry warts — 52%
stims 4% —
oncology — 51%
better from heat 4% —
warts on the face — 50%
pain is better from the heat 4% —
STDs — 49%
local heat is better 4% —
viral wart in a child — 48%
a history of arthroscopy 4% —
sweating during exercise — 47%
acceleration of movements 3% —
hyperkeratosis stop — 45%
overwork 3% —
history of surgery 4% 49%
gradual deterioration of the condition 3% —
sweating legs — 44%
does not tolerate pain 3% —
rough skin — 44%
stereotypia 3% —
nails thickened — 43%
conservative 3% —
keratinized warts — 43%
constant pain 3% —
sweating is increased — 40%
elderly patients 3% —
pain in the legs — 40%
worse lying down 3% —
dependence on plastic surgery — 40%
consequences of taking medications 3% —
the rash on the face is small — 39%
worse at rest 3% —
basal — 38%
worse from movement 3% —
immunodeficiency — 38%
it is better from massage 3% —
epithelioma — 37%
forearm pain 3% —
tension in the legs — 37%
restriction of movement 3% —
primary-multiple tumors — 37%
patient's condition 3% —
carcinoid — 37%
relaxation 3% —
it hurts to touch the skin — 37%
consequences of surgery 3% —
soreness of the skin — 37%
pain in the tendons 3% —
electrocoagulation — 36%
ligament damage 3% —
lot of moles — 36%
acute condition 3% —
tumors of the rectum — 36%
pain gives in the arm 3% —
legs are elongated — 36%
trauma 2% —
the rashes are pink — 36%
lowered 2% —
pain when walking — 36%
inflammation 2% —
thick skin — 36%
subacute condition 2% —
the surface is smooth — 35%
onset of illness 2% —
wound 2% 36%
stage of recovery 2% —
rashes dry — 34%
hyperkeratosis — 34%
deformity of the foot — 33%
pain in the foot — 33%
severe sweating — 33%
increased profuse sweating — 33%
childhood diseases 2% 34%
genital neoplasms — 32%
worse when walking — 32%
rashes on the face — 32%
small rash — 32%
skin compaction — 32%
curvature of the legs — 31%
lymphosarcoma — 30%
no children — 30%
painful swelling — 30%
itchy skin — 29%
sensations in the legs — 29%
hiv — 29%
oncology in the anamnesis — 29%
increased bleeding — 28%
fighting — 27%
aching — 27%
exhaustion — 26%
anesthesia — 26%
surgical infections — 26%
dry — 26%
pain when touched 3% 29%
cancer — 25%
consequences of infection — 24%
angioplasty — 24%
plantar wart in a child — 22%
contagious mollusc in a child — 22%
increased 2% 22%

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