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Results: Differences General ✘Chancroid✘Paronychia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 16%(0)6%(0)
Patient and visits —7%(0)
Measurements at the reception —6%(0)
General blood test —6%(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 —100%
STDs 53% —
lymphadenitis 21% 83%
legs go numb 38% —
lymph node damage 29% 82%
corneal ulcer 38% —
panaritium — 53%
purulent corneal ulcer 36% —
fungus — 39%
syphilis in women 35% —
paronychia — 32%
painful appearance 35% —
epidermophytia — 28%
ulcer on the leg 35% —
foot fungus — 28%
secondary syphilis 32% —
psoriasis — 20%
peptic ulcer 42% 9%
eczema — 18%
pain from herpes 30% —
inflammation near the nail — 18%
genital herpes 30% —
suppuration of the nail — 15%
bubbles are suppurating 29% —
nails thickened — 15%
anal fissures 28% —
abscess — 15%
lymph nodes are solid 40% 10%
syphilis in the anamnesis — 14%
syphilis 46% 16%
nails are layered — 14%
severe chills 27% —
toenails are layered on the feet — 13%
swelling of genitals 27% —
thickened toenails — 12%
sepsis 27% —
streptococci — 11%
the volume of blood loss is increased 27% —
nail fungus — 10%
pain throughout the body 27% —
legs thick — 10%
trophic ulcer 26% —
candida fungi — 10%
rashes bubbles 26% —
general swelling does — 10%
very high fever 25% —
staphylococcus aureus — 10%
rashes red spots 25% —
rashes in the folds of the skin — 9%
bubbles on the skin 25% —
dermatomycosis — 9%
red spots on the skin 25% —
streptococcal infections — 9%
mucous membranes are pale 25% —
thick skin — 9%
genital pain in women 25% —
nails brittle — 9%
wound 25% —
scarlet — 9%
pain in the fingers 25% —
candidiasis — 9%
pain in the fingers 24% —
rash pustules — 8%
it hurts to talk 24% —
trauma — 8%
porous skin 23% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 8%
red papules 23% —
liver pain — 8%
pain in the wrists 23% —
thin skin — 8%
growing pains 23% —
phlegmon — 8%
pain in the mouth 23% —
pain in the veins — 7%
pain in the rectum 23% —
metastases — 7%
bleeding ulcer 22% —
weakening of immunity — 7%
infected wounds 22% —
pulsates — 7%
small rash 22% —
pain when touched — 7%
keratitis 22% —
impaired venous function — 6%
pain in the wound 22% —
cancer — 6%
temperature with chills 22% —
there are no complaints — 6%
effects of shock 21% —
drug disease — 6%
low body temperature 21% —
consequences of taking medications — 6%
increased 21% —
subacute condition — 6%
pain in the lymph nodes 34% 12%
ulcers on the skin 29% 7%
hiv 20% —
high fever 20% —
skin spots 20% —
red rash 20% —
herpes 20% —
chills 20% —
bacteremia 19% —
does not tolerate pain 19% —
increased bleeding 19% —
scarring 18% —
bleeding 17% —
necrosis 17% —
angiopathy 17% —
skin problems 32% 13%
acute pain 24% 6%
blood diseases 23% 6%
consequences of infection 23% 6%
history of surgery 21% 5%
feeling of heat 25% 9%
high temperature 24% 9%
strong character 22% 8%
skin compaction 22% 8%
patient's condition 22% 8%
suppuration of the skin 27% 15%
papules 19% 7%
helps others 18% 6%
soreness of the skin 18% 6%
immunodeficiency 18% 7%
swelling 24% 13%
lowered 15% 5%
oncology 16% 6%
onset of illness 16% 8%

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