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Results: Differences General ✘Herpetic angina in children✘Infectious mononucleosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 7%(2)83%(15)
General urine test 44%(0)22%(3)
Coagulogram —17%(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%
herpes on the gums 100% —
tonsillitis 7% 83%
gingivitis in children 97% —
enlarged lymph nodes 5% 47%
herpes in the mouth 95% —
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck 6% 32%
stomatitis in children 88% —
high temperature 15% 38%
ulcers on the gums 80% —
proteinuria — 22%
gums inflamed 73% —
infectious mononucleosis — 18%
stomatitis 60% —
indecision — 17%
herpes 55% 8%
quickly gets tired — 15%
herpetic tonsillitis in children 22% —
smokes — 15%
red throat 21% —
forgetfulness — 15%
bubbles in the throat 20% —
lymphocytosis — 15%
inflammation 19% —
ulcerative-filmy tonsillitis — 13%
aphthae in the throat 16% —
increased 7% 19%
coxsackie 16% —
monocytosis — 11%
aphthae on the tonsils 14% —
thymomegaly — 11%
enterovirus infection 12% —
headaches 6% 16%
herpes rashes 11% —
petechiae on the legs — 10%
enterovirus infection in children 11% —
redness of the skin of the chest — 10%
rashes bubbles 11% —
yellow feces — 10%
viral tonsillitis in children 11% —
follicular sore throat — 10%
bubbles on the skin 11% —
catarrhal tonsillitis — 9%
red tonsils 11% —
jaundice — 9%
tonsillitis in children 10% —
increasing igm — 9%
herpes on the palate 10% —
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes — 9%
rash in the mouth 10% —
increased direct bilirubin — 9%
viral diarrhea 10% —
liver problems — 9%
herpangina 9% —
chronic myeloid leukemia — 9%
there is no herpes 9% —
was high temperature — 9%
irritate children 9% —
hemoglobinuria — 9%
lymphadenitis in children 9% —
leptospirosis — 9%
inflammation of submandibular lymph nodes 9% —
weakness after illness — 9%
rashes on the palate 9% —
sore throats in childhood — 8%
cough when talking 8% —
chronic leukemia — 8%
uvula is red 8% —
does not tolerate pain — 8%
pain in the nasopharynx 8% —
blood diseases — 8%
2 children 8% —
viral hepatitis — 8%
catarrhal gingivitis 8% —
air sickness — 8%
red back wall of the throat 8% —
subfebrility — 8%
pain when swallowing saliva 8% —
the consequences of angina — 8%
acute stomatitis 8% —
night sweating in women — 8%
frequent colds in kindergarten 8% —
constant weakness — 8%
erosive colpitis 8% —
hepatitis chronic — 8%
pain in the gums 7% —
diphtheria — 8%
periodic cough 7% —
weakness after coughing — 8%
flu in children 7% —
chronic viral hepatitis — 8%
invasive candidiasis 7% —
rash on the nose — 8%
stools with effort 7% —
hepatitis — 8%
severe sore throat when swallowing 7% —
red rash on the legs — 8%
frequent stomatitis 7% —
acute appendicitis — 7%
eating and drinking 7% —
motion sickness in transport — 7%
pain from herpes 7% —
heaviness in the hypochondrium — 7%
frequent herpes 7% —
petechiae — 7%
pharyngitis in children 7% —
pain all over the stomach — 7%
gums are red 7% —
radiculitis — 7%
pus on the tonsils 7% —
nosebleed — 7%
thrush 7% —
epstein barr virus — 7%
catarrhal stomatitis 7% —
hemolytic anemia — 7%
worse from the heat 7% —
appendicitis — 7%
pain in the tonsils 7% —
lymphadenitis chronic — 7%
papules 7% —
on palpation — 7%
anything night sweating in men 7% —
weakness of the eyes — 7%
feeling of heat in the back 6% —
listlessness with fever — 7%
barking cough 6% —
red legs — 7%
tickling throat cough 6% —
pretending to be sick — 7%
vaginitis 6% —
headache with nausea and vomiting — 7%
pus in the throat 6% —
febrile body temperature — 7%
chronic tonsillitis 6% —
increased ldh — 7%
rash on the limbs 6% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 7%
vomiting at high temperature 6% —
cold sweat — 7%
headache with high fever 6% —
pain in the larynx — 7%
fever diarrhea 6% —
muscle weakness — 7%
chickenpox 6% —
rheumatism — 7%
child's poor appetite 6% —
high fever 4% 11%
sharp cough 6% —
whole head hurts — 7%
immunodeficiency 6% —
aching — 7%
worse food 6% —
red dots — 7%
worse during meals 6% —
acute viral hepatitis — 7%
violation of the function of the tonsils 6% —
rashes on his legs — 7%
arvi in children 6% —
daytime fever — 7%
sore throat during coughing 6% —
neck pain — 7%
tickling with cough 6% —
headache with visual impairment — 7%
cough with sneezing 6% —
porous skin — 7%
cough from snot 6% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 7%
red sky 6% —
acute hepatitis — 7%
inflammation of the lymph nodes of the neck 6% —
onset of illness — 7%
feeling of heat in the extremities 6% —
pre-fainting condition — 7%
cervical lymphadenitis 6% —
nausea during a headache — 6%
pain in the muscles of the back 6% —
headache with weakness — 6%
high height 6% —
nasal congestion — 6%
diarrhea 6% —
erythrocytosis — 6%
unformed feces 6% —
tuberculosis — 6%
abdominal muscle pain 6% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 6%
serous meningitis 6% —
headache with nausea — 6%
severe sore throat 6% —
febrility — 6%
intestinal mucosa 5% —
leukopenia — 6%
vulvovaginitis 5% —
hepatitis c — 6%
patient's condition 5% —
thrombocytopenia — 6%
flu 5% —
small-point rash — 6%
feeling of heat in the head 5% —
chills — 6%
vomiting at fever 5% —
lymph node damage — 6%

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