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Results: Differences General ✘Allergy to cosmetics✘Осложнения химиотерапии
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Distinctive symptoms
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glossitis 69% —
cancer — 85%
allergy to cosmetics 68% —
bone cancer — 73%
peeling 55% —
chronic condition — 69%
itchy skin 49% —
osteosarcoma — 63%
increased sensitivity 69% 19%
the cough is different — 38%
herpes 43% —
immunodeficiency — 38%
allergy to the skin 39% —
agranulocytosis — 37%
dermatosis 38% —
di giorgi syndrome — 35%
contact dermatitis 31% —
idiosyncrasy — 35%
problematic skin 31% —
louis-bar syndrome — 35%
dermatitis on the face 31% —
urine discharge when coughing — 34%
allergy on the face 30% —
stool is different — 30%
peeling of the eyelids 30% —
polypragmasy — 29%
allergic rhinosinusopathy 29% —
pancytopenia — 29%
allergy to chemicals 28% —
congenital aids — 29%
the skin is very sensitive 28% —
pneumonia — 28%
swelling from a bite 28% —
patient's condition — 28%
allergy to odors 27% —
digestive disorders — 28%
bubbles on the skin 27% —
hematuria — 27%
dry skin with cracks 26% —
opportunistic infections — 27%
bubbles itchy 26% —
hemolytic anemia — 26%
hypersensitivity of the skin 25% —
inflammatory skin changes — 26%
burns 25% —
mucous stools — 26%
respiratory allergy 25% —
blood in feces — 25%
burning of the skin 24% —
medicinal hepatotoxicity — 25%
itchy eyelids 24% —
sputum with blood — 24%
thin skin 24% —
toxic nephropathy — 24%
allergic 23% —
wound postoperative — 23%
atopic bronchial asthma 23% —
protein-energy deficiency — 23%
dry skin itching 22% —
vasculitis — 23%
rash burning 22% —
medicinal nephropathy — 23%
skin itching redness 22% —
toxic liver — 23%
itchy eyes 22% —
phlebitis — 23%
reddening of the skin 21% —
neutropenia — 23%
slight cough 21% —
lowered — 22%
red eyelids 21% —
allergy to medications — 22%
continuous cough 21% —
sputum — 22%
rash from the sun 21% —
drug disease 17% 38%
urticaria skin 20% —
ataxia — 21%
pleasant 20% —
weakening of immunity — 21%
dry 19% —
nephropathy — 21%
a history of dental surgery 19% —
hiv — 21%
soreness of the skin 19% —
serious condition — 20%
allergy to the sun 19% —
impaired coordination — 20%
skin dirty 19% —
protein c deficiency — 20%
atopic dermatitis 18% —
risk ii — 20%
skin irritation 18% —
a lot of medicines — 20%
urticaria 18% —
sepsis — 20%
dry cough 18% —
bacteremia — 20%
hyperkeratosis 17% —
anemia — 19%
blisters 17% —
liver problems — 18%
delayed reaction 17% —
vomiting — 18%
allergic rash 17% —
bleeding — 18%
wet skin 16% —
necrosis — 18%
runny nose 16% —
impaired lung function — 17%
bronchial asthma 16% —
heart dysfunction — 17%
dry skin 16% —
consequences of surgery — 17%
variable symptoms 16% —
intolerance to drugs 15% 29%
tingling 15% —
consequences of taking medications 23% 36%
heredity predisposition 15% —
inflammation 16% 28%
bronchial lesion 15% —
inflammatory infiltrate 16% 23%
refuses treatment 15% —
cough 14% 20%
is better in nature 15% —
wound 13% 18%
angioplasty 12% —
allergy to perfumes 11% —
dermatitis 30% 20%
drug allergy 28% 19%
increased 22% 16%
skin problems 27% 23%

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