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Results: Differences General	✘Regurgitation syndrome	✘Staphyloderma of newborns
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 40%(2) Sex hormones 12%(1) 19%(1) Coprogram — 21%(1) Blood biochemistry — 20%(1) General blood test — 19%(1) Coagulogram 12%(1) — Measurements at the reception 11%(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%
congestion belching	87%	—
staphyloderma of newborns	—	100%
infants colic	85%	—
staphyloderma	—	94%
colic	83%	—
impetigo	—	87%
acne of newborns	76%	—
epidemic pemphigus of newborns	—	86%
belching after eating	71%	—
pyoderma in a child	—	79%
increased sensitivity to noise	66%	—
pseudofurunculosis	—	77%
intolerant to noise	64%	—
pemphigoid	—	63%
wakes up at 3 nights	61%	—
furunculosis	—	61%
allergy	47%	—
pyoderma	—	60%
increased sensitivity	43%	—
blisters	—	57%
regurgitation syndrome	39%	—
bullous pemphigoid	—	57%
drug allergy	35%	—
vesicular dermatitis	—	57%
pylorostenosis	32%	—
takes care of relatives	—	56%
deterioration from cabbage	32%	—
boil	—	54%
worse from bread	29%	—
rash pustules	—	54%
worse from legumes	29%	—
folliculitis	—	53%
emptiness in the chest	29%	—
purulent rashes on the skin	—	51%
vomiting	28%	—
catarrhal tonsillitis in children	—	45%
bloating after apples	27%	—
purulent rashes on the neck	—	45%
esophagitis in children	25%	—
dermatitis	—	44%
colic with meteorism	24%	—
abscess	—	43%
number of births has been reduced	24%	—
dermatosis	—	43%
tremor of the chin	24%	—
a boil in a child	—	42%
causes vomiting	24%	—
epidermolysis bullosa	—	40%
meningitis in children	24%	—
treponema pale dna positive	—	40%
sudden vomiting	23%	—
rpr test positive	—	39%
galactosemia	22%	—
nasal furuncle	—	39%
adrenogenital syndrome	22%	—
soreness of axillary lymph nodes	—	39%
belching air	22%	—
hydradenitis	—	39%
fear of vomiting	21%	—
catarrhal gastritis	—	39%
bloating	21%	—
lot of snot	—	39%
damage to the nervous system	21%	—
enterocolitis in children	—	38%
dehydration in children	21%	—
miliaria	—	38%
suffocation	21%	—
mycobacterium tuberculosis dna positive	—	38%
stomach bloating strong	21%	—
hyperthermic syndrome in children	—	36%
aper syndrome	21%	—
tonsillitis in children	—	36%
phenylketonuria	21%	—
scabies	—	36%
vomiting from excitement	21%	—
acute gastroenterocolitis	—	36%
perinatal encephalopathy	21%	—
ramsey hunt syndrome	—	35%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	20%	—
diaper rash	—	35%
asphyxia of newborns	20%	—
gastritis in children	—	35%
colic in the stomach	20%	—
suppuration of the skin	14%	48%
expansion of the esophagus	20%	—
inflammation	—	34%
hypoxia during childbirth	19%	—
mastitis	—	34%
esophageal stenosis	19%	—
gastroenterocolitis	—	34%
i'm being watched	19%	—
catarrhal tonsillitis	—	34%
severe childbirth	19%	—
colitis in children	—	33%
hernia of the esophagus	19%	—
rashes on the back	—	33%
empty	18%	—
the growth of the newborn is reduced	—	33%
viral meningitis	18%	—
rhinitis in children	—	32%
sensitivity of mucous membranes	18%	—
acute enterocolitis	—	32%
worried about loved ones	18%	—
rashes in the groin	—	32%
aspiration pneumonia	18%	—
rash in the armpit area	—	32%
intranatal death	18%	—
pain in the armpit	—	32%
effects of pneumonia	18%	—
dermatitis unspecified	—	31%
fetal hypoxia	17%	—
skin mite	—	31%
large fruit	17%	—
rash on the buttocks	—	31%
illness from distress	17%	—
bad from milk	—	31%
birth trauma	17%	—
radiation dermatitis	—	31%
disease from experiences	17%	—
staphylococcus aureus	—	31%
consequences of fear	17%	—
rash on the scalp	—	30%
vomiting even from water	17%	—
nosocomial infections	—	30%
esophagitis	17%	—
rashes in the folds of the skin	—	30%
reflux esophagitis	16%	—
rash back	—	30%
complications of childbirth	16%	—
acute colitis	—	29%
immaturity	16%	—
rashes on the chest	—	29%
history medical mother's	16%	—
intestinal abscess	—	28%
increased intracranial pressure	16%	—
silicotuberculosis	—	28%
vomiting with blood	16%	—
chickenpox	—	28%
forced situation	15%	—
rash on the neck	—	28%
diseases of infants	15%	—
enterocolitis	—	28%
encephalopathy	15%	—
purulent lymphadenitis	—	28%
tremor	15%	—
rickets	—	27%
thoughts about the disease	15%	—
infectious colitis	—	27%
mental retardation	15%	—
lactation problems	—	27%
acute injury	15%	—
pain in the lymph nodes	—	27%
hernia	15%	—
rashes dry	—	26%
effects of hypoxia	15%	—
skin irritation	—	26%
fear of illness	15%	—
tonsillitis	—	25%
meningitis	15%	—
common rashes	—	25%
weight gain	15%	—
rashes on the head	—	25%
constipation	14%	—
intrauterine infection	—	25%
consequences of pregnancy	14%	—
sluggish baby	—	25%
general weakness	14%	—
lactation	—	25%
hepatitis	14%	—
colitis	—	24%
dehydration	14%	—
gastritis	—	24%
viral hepatitis	14%	—
runny nose	—	24%
kidney failure	14%	—
effects of taking antibiotics	—	24%
metabolic disorder	13%	—
syphilis	—	23%
liver problems	13%	—
hypotrophy	—	23%
presses	13%	—
lymph node damage	—	23%
impaired kidney function	13%	—
hyperthermia	—	23%
lags behind in the development	13%	—
lymphadenitis	—	23%
hypoxia	13%	—
wet skin	—	23%
weakness after illness	13%	—
red rash	—	23%
rapid weight loss	13%	—
short height	—	22%
pneumonia	13%	—
tuberculosis	—	22%
loss body weight	13%	—
rapid reaction	—	22%
impaired venous function	12%	—
frequent colds	—	22%
drug disease	12%	—
diarrhea	—	21%

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