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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Urinary fistulasTuberculosis of the mammary glands
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%(4)
Sex hormones 45%(1)
Mammography 44%(0)
General urine test 38%(1)
Blood biochemistry 36%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 91%
ureteral stricture 50%
macromastia 86%
wound 48%
increased axillary lymph nodes 76%
hydroureter 47%
pulmonary tuberculosis 72%
vaginal fistulas 46%
tuberculosis 70%
inflammation of the appendages 42%
to increase the mammary glands 69%
endometritis 37%
paget 's cancer 65%
can't hold urine 37%
nipple retraction 65%
urinary incontinence 36%
breast tumor 62%
changes in urine 36%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 61%
menstruation disorder 35%
rashes on the chest 59%
oncology relatives 35%
breast abscess 58%
vulva infections 34%
hyperemia of skin folds 58%
intra-phase infections 34%
history of chest surgery 58%
vulvovaginitis 34%
dense lymph nodes 55%
impaired uterine function 32%
redness of the skin of the chest 55%
appendages of the uterus 32%
solid tumor 55%
radiation therapy 30%
genital tuberculosis 54%
depression 30%
abscess 54%
urolithiasis 29%
tuberculosis of the mammary glands 53%
mood disorder 29%
basophilia 52%
radiation damage 29%
pain chest 52%
scarring 29%
lactation 51%
impaired kidney function 28%
tuberculosis intoxication 50%
consequences of surgery 26%
enlarged lymph nodes 49%
angioplasty 26%
mastitis 49%
fistula 71% 56%
enlargement of lymph nodes is solid 47%
inflammation 34% 25%
nodular erythema 47%
tumor - like lesions 47%
tuberculosis of the spine 47%
narrow chest 47%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes 46%
lymph node damage 46%
pain in the armpit 46%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 46%
appetite is sharply increased 46%
breast injury 46%
pain in the mammary glands 46%
monocytosis 45%
sweating chest 45%
lymph nodes are solid 45%
lactation period 45%
sweating is increased 44%
papules 43%
sweating of the whole body 42%
chest damage 42%
tuberculosis of bones 41%
sweating with weakness 40%
inflammatory skin changes 40%
fever with sweating 40%
it hurts to touch the skin 40%
suppuration with fistulas 39%
eats everything 39%
intoxication 39%
pain in the lymph nodes 38%
chest deformity 37%
increased calcium 36%
Common symptoms are weakness 36%
fever weakness 35%
swelling from a bite 35%
history medical mother's 35%
increased appetite 35%
skin compaction 35%
vaccination 34%
there is a fever in the whole body 33%
weakening of immunity 33%
hiv 32%
reddening of the skin 32%
suppuration of the skin 31%
no appetite 31%
dermatitis 31%
pain when touched 31%
nose nursing mom 31%
general weakness 31%
increased 23% 54%
history of surgery 23% 54%
loss body weight 30%
rapid weight loss 30%
immunodeficiency 30%
peptic ulcer 30%
soreness of the skin 29%
diabetes mellitus 29%
feeling of heat 28%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 27%
high temperature 27%
impaired lung function 27%
oncology 25% 50%
consequences of taking medications 25%
lowered 24%
patient's condition 24% 43%
skin problems 25% 36%
trauma 25% 26%
cancer 27% 27%

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