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Results: Differences Similar Poisoning with wolf berriesBlack lichen
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Distinctive symptoms
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burning in the stomach pain 100%
back pain when moving 87%
severe heartburn 90%
fungus 79%
burning lips 85%
acute stabbing pains 76%
abdominal pain burning 81%
movements in lumbar spine are painful 74%
heartburn 73%
pain from herpes 63%
intoxication 73%
pricks 59%
irritated mucous throat 71%
better alone 58%
burns in children 70%
herpes recurrent 58%
burning in the stomach 70%
intercostal pain 57%
homeopathy 69%
herpes zoster 55%
hemorrhagic gastritis 66%
better sitting 53%
eczema from childhood 66%
bubbles on the skin 52%
vomiting 64%
pain in the ribs 50%
soaking eczema 64%
itchy skin 49%
eczema worse from chemistry 64%
better lying 47%
is worse when chewing 64%
rashes itchy 46%
burning in the mouth 63%
pain when moving 45%
desire for salty 62%
lower back pain 42%
burning in the muscles 61%
blue skin 42%
contact dermatitis 60%
herpes 40%
nausea with heartburn 59%
back pain 38%
lip pain 58%
worse when moving 38%
need for salt 56%
patient is motionless 37%
dermatitis in children 56%
irritability 35%
scratch 55%
acute pain 34%
strong irritation 54%
lower back pain during movements 30%
of the throat tickling 53%
foot fungus 26%
rash on the abdomen 52%
zygomycosis 26%
eats often 51%
wet brushes 24%
acute duodenitis 51%
visceral leishmaniasis 23%
vomiting even from water 51%
lichen on the leg 23%
dermatitis and eczema 50%
soreness of the skin 22%
gastroenteritis 50%
black lichen 22%
erosive gastritis 50%
lichen in children 21%
thermal burns 49%
rash forearms 21%
enteritis 49%
immunodeficiency 21%
skin irritation 48%
leishmaniasis 20%
duodenitis 48%
rashes on the shoulders 19%
blisters 48%
weakening of immunity 19%
eczema 48%
dark brown spots on the skin 18%
pain in the mouth 47%
patient's condition 18%
mucous hyperemia 47%
fungal skin lesion 18%
stomach nausea 46%
deep mycoses 18%
abdominal pain with nausea 46%
weakness no 17%
abdominal pain with vomiting 46%
skin mycoses 17%
gastritis 44%
burning itching 16%
stomach pain 44%
dark spots on the skin 16%
red rash 43%
melanoma 16%
reddening of the skin 42%
atrophoderma 15%
worse food 42%
peeling 15%
bleeding 41%
the skin is black 14%
pain in the intestines 41%
brown spots on the skin 14%
general intoxication syndrome 40%
effects of taking antibiotics 14%
nausea vomiting 40%
brown pigmentation after rashes 14%
abdominal pain 39%
Common symptoms are weakness 14%
convulsions 38%
high height 13%
rash burning 58% 18%
a new patient 13%
functional disorders of the stomach 38%
The skin is not 13%
nausea 37%
general weakness 12%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 35%
diabetes mellitus 12%
poisoning with wolf berries 32%
violation of the chair 12%
contact dermatitis in a child 31%
adaptation disorders 12%
wet skin 45% 14%
subacute condition 12%
skin problems 48% 23%
weakness after illness 12%
weakness 35% 11%
oncology 11%
childhood diseases 35% 11%
onset of illness 11%
burns 70% 57%
burning of the skin 68% 72%

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