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Results: Differences General	✘Gianotti-Krosti syndrome	✘Exudative-catarrhal diathesis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 37%(1) 95%(2) General blood test 96%(0) 15%(3) Other hormones 25%(1) 42%(2) Infection tests 43%(2) 17%(0) Histological studies 20%(0) 17%(0) Sex hormones — 29%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
acrodermatitis	80%	—
exudative	—	76%
rash on the buttocks	57%	—
diathesis	—	68%
rashes on his legs	55%	—
seborrhea	—	63%
rash forearms	53%	—
allergy to the skin	—	61%
rashes bubbles	52%	—
zinc	—	59%
rashes on the hands and feet	52%	—
mom is allergic	—	56%
bubbles on the skin	51%	—
reddening of the skin	—	49%
rashes on the hands	48%	—
seborrheic dermatitis in children	—	48%
plaques on the elbows	48%	—
diathesis in childhood	—	48%
monocytosis	47%	—
rash on the face with itching	—	47%
viral hepatitis b	43%	—
peeling of the cheeks	—	45%
enterovirus infection in children	41%	—
erythroderma	—	45%
lymphocytosis	41%	—
head seborrhea	—	45%
runny nose cold	39%	—
itchy facial skin	—	44%
hepatitis	39%	—
diaper rash	—	44%
hepatosplenomegaly	38%	—
artificial feeding	—	44%
chronic rhinopharyngitis	37%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	44%
enlargement of the liver and spleen	37%	—
oily scalp	—	43%
rash on the elbows	37%	—
papular urticaria	—	43%
coxsackie	37%	—
crusts on the head	—	42%
increased direct bilirubin	37%	—
prurigo	—	42%
rash pustules	36%	—
leiner's disease	—	41%
rashes on the knees	36%	—
insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus	—	41%
tonsillopharyngitis	36%	—
senile itching	—	40%
liver problems	36%	—
red rash on the cheeks	—	40%
enlargement of the spleen	36%	—
lowered	—	40%
parainfluenza	35%	—
itching of the cheeks	—	40%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis	35%	—
milk scab	—	40%
wandering rashes	35%	—
diabetes mellitus in children	—	40%
hiv infection in children	34%	—
itching in the morning	—	38%
flu in children	34%	—
tendency to diarrhea	—	38%
lymph node damage	34%	—
mom has diabetes	—	38%
cytomegalovirus infection in children	34%	—
dermatitis and eczema	—	38%
rash on the lower leg	34%	—
crusts on the skin	—	38%
herpetic hepatitis	34%	—
pityriasis	—	37%
rashes on thighs	33%	—
eczema	—	37%
polio	33%	—
allergy to chocolate	—	36%
acute nasopharyngitis runny	33%	—
external ear hyperemia	—	35%
enterovirus infection	32%	—
calculating	—	34%
adenovirus infection	31%	—
red papules	—	34%
rashes symmetrical	31%	—
familial diabetes	—	34%
nodules on the joints	31%	—
dermatitis in children	—	34%
croup	30%	—
allergy to eggs	—	34%
epstein barr virus	30%	—
dehydration	—	34%
women chronic inflammation of lymph nodes	30%	—
intestinal dysbiosis in children	—	33%
catarrh of the nasopharynx	30%	—
frequent conjunctivitis	—	33%
parvovirus infection	30%	—
worse food	—	33%
rhinopharyngitis	30%	—
worse during meals	—	33%
lymphadenitis chronic	30%	—
illness from wet cold	—	32%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	29%	—
skin of the forehead is greasy	—	32%
viral diarrhea	29%	—
oily skin	—	32%
acute viral hepatitis	29%	—
immunodeficiency	—	32%
lymphopenia	28%	—
peeling behind the ears	—	32%
increased alt	28%	—
hormonal ointments	—	31%
acute hepatitis	28%	—
dermatitis	—	31%
increased ast	28%	—
oily facial skin	—	31%
facial asymmetry	28%	—
inflammation of the mucous membrane of the eyes	—	31%
pharyngitis	28%	—
nonspecific allergy	—	31%
bilirubin is elevated	28%	—
history medical mother's	—	31%
migrating larva	27%	—
ears red	—	30%
purulent rashes on the skin	27%	—
peeling of the skin on the face	—	30%
porous skin	27%	—
peeling of the scalp	—	30%
flu	26%	—
rash on the cheeks	—	30%
rubella	26%	—
nasolabial folds	—	29%
vasculitis	26%	—
red rash	—	29%
hyperthermia	25%	—
pregnancy	—	29%
streptococci	25%	—
skin itching redness	—	29%
cytomegalovirus	25%	—
itchy dermatitis	—	29%
herpes	24%	—
dermatitis on the face	—	29%
ARVI	24%	—
demodecosis of the eyelids	—	29%
subfebrility	24%	—
disorder demodecosis	—	29%
asymmetry	23%	—
familial atopic dermatitis	—	29%
suppuration of the skin	23%	—
peeling of the skin in the ears	—	29%
hiv	23%	—
for an increase in ige	—	29%
does not tolerate pain	23%	—
scales on eyelids	—	29%
drug allergy	22%	—
frequent runny	—	29%
increased sensitivity	21%	—
red rashes with itching	—	29%
rash on the torso	41%	18%
lichen of the scalp	—	29%
onset of illness	19%	—
peeling	27%	55%
lymphadenitis	35%	15%
blepharitis	—	28%
papules	50%	33%
frequent colds	—	28%
rashes on the face	45%	31%
breath no itching	—	28%
enlarged liver	33%	20%
the rash on the face is small	—	28%
rash on the body	26%	16%
hormonal disorders	—	28%
gastrointestinal problems	34%	24%
dryness	—	28%
high temperature	20%	12%
scabs	—	27%
inflammation of the nasal mucosa	32%	27%
cheeks are red	—	27%
runny nose	25%	21%
diarrhea	—	27%
enlarged lymph nodes	26%	22%
periods of exacerbation	—	27%
chronic runny	29%	25%
frequent stools	—	27%
constant discharge from the nose	29%	25%
lichen	—	26%
age 4 years	—	26%
big ears	—	26%
dermatomycosis	—	26%
fungus	—	26%
infantile	—	26%
itching constant	—	26%
chronic inflammation of the eyes	—	26%
metabolic disorder	—	26%
infectious eye diseases	—	26%
allergy	20%	46%
allergy to food	—	25%
more often in old age	—	25%
atopic dermatitis	—	25%
psoriasis	—	25%
milk crust on the head	—	25%
soft nails	—	24%
conjunctivitis	—	24%
allergies in children	—	24%

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