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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Raynaud 's syndrome✘Subcutaneous hematoma
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —21%(0)
Measurements at the reception —12%(0)
Cancer markers 2%(2)—
General blood test 1%(2)—
Other hormones 1%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%21%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
cold wrists 84% 20%
pain in the fingers 2% 79%
cold hands 47% 20%
wart on the toe — 71%
hands feet are freezing 17% —
sitting at home — 71%
freezes 34% 20%
wart on the sole — 68%
foot freeze 12% —
pain in the toes 1% 64%
freezing legs 9% —
warts on the legs — 63%
cold legs 4% —
warts — 61%
systemic scleroderma 4% —
lymphostasis — 55%
chilly hands 3% —
pain in the foot 1% 53%
reduces the fingers 2% —
pain in the nails — 51%
worse from damp 2% —
onycholysis — 46%
worse from cold damp 2% —
nail injury — 45%
stair muscle syndrome 2% —
laceration — 43%
vascular spasm 2% —
black nails — 38%
vertebral syndrome 2% —
subcutaneous hematoma — 37%
tingling in the fingers 2% —
hematoma — 37%
numbness of fingers 2% —
skin peels off on the fingers — 36%
neck ribs 2% —
bruised finger — 36%
tingling in the fingers 2% —
bruise — 35%
deterioration from humidity 2% —
tears off nails — 32%
numbness of the feet 2% —
wrist injury — 31%
illness after hypothermia 2% —
pain in the wrists 2% 31%
in the morning freezes 2% —
consequences of injuries — 29%
hypothalamic syndrome 2% —
trauma — 29%
hands are warm 2% —
tongue is blue — 28%
impaired arterial function 2% —
skin is coming off — 28%
cryoglobulinemia 2% —
wound 1% 28%
cramps the feet 2% —
deformity of the big toe — 27%
wet wrists 2% —
fractures of the bones of the wrist — 27%
tingling 2% —
bleeding — 27%
wrists are wet and cold 2% —
bone fracture — 26%
cold wrists and feet 2% —
negligence — 24%
vibration sickness 2% —
pain under the tongue — 24%
tingling in the hands 2% —
wandering rashes — 24%
chilly 2% —
nails are blue — 23%
paraproteinemia 2% —
explosive injury — 23%
cold skin 2% —
piercing pain — 23%
swelling — 23%
tongue is red — 23%
deformity of the toes — 21%
vascular damage — 21%
with the corn — 21%
swelling after injury — 21%
melanoma — 21%
blood diseases 1% 22%
history of surgery — 21%
psoriasis — 20%
keratodermia — 20%
feeling of heat — 20%
ligament damage — 20%
pain in the tongue — 20%
pain after injury — 19%
blood dark — 19%
high temperature — 19%
worse from cold — 19%
raynaud 3% 21%
pain in the fingers 2% 20%
deformity of the foot — 18%
deformity of fingers — 18%
bruise — 18%
cold fingers 3% 21%
unbearable pain — 17%
arterial bleeding — 17%
wet skin — 17%
curvature of the legs — 17%
bone defects — 17%
neurological pain — 17%
increased 1% 17%
worse from the heat — 16%
pain when touched — 16%
oily skin — 16%
red rash — 16%
general swelling does — 16%
muscle damage — 16%
polyneuropathy — 16%
overweight — 15%
hypotension — 15%
worse during day — 15%
traumatic illness — 15%
sepsis — 15%
bacteremia — 15%
pulsates 1% 16%
patient's condition 2% 17%
pain in the legs 1% 15%
diabetes mellitus — 14%
acute condition — 14%
neurological disorders — 14%
acute pain — 14%
joint diseases 1% 14%
periodic illness — 13%
angiopathy 2% 13%

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