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Results: Differences General ✘Herpetic stomatitis in children✘Follicular angina in children
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 6%(1)100%(10)
General blood test —52%(11)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —38%
herpes on the gums 100% —
streptococcal tonsillitis — 37%
gingivitis in children 97% —
huge tonsils — 34%
stomatitis in children 88% —
pus on the tonsils — 33%
herpes in the mouth 95% 11%
violation of the function of the tonsils — 33%
ulcers on the gums 80% —
purulent sore throats — 30%
gums inflamed 73% —
red tonsils — 30%
stomatitis 60% 11%
viral tonsillitis — 29%
herpes 55% 10%
Enlarged tonsils are red — 29%
herpetic tonsillitis in children 22% —
enlargement of tonsils — 27%
herpes on the lips 16% —
tonsillitis in children 7% 33%
gums are red 10% —
streptococci — 26%
herpes on the cheek 10% —
red sky — 25%
enlargement and soreness of cervical lymph nodes 9% —
streptodermia — 25%
ulcer on the gum 9% —
fever sore throat — 25%
acute gingivitis 8% —
pus in the throat — 25%
painful cervical lymph nodes 8% —
follicular sore throat — 24%
salivation 8% —
tonsillitis 5% 28%
herpes on the face 8% —
scarlet 6% 28%
catarrhal gingivitis 8% —
ulcerative-filmy tonsillitis — 22%
The child cries in his sleep 8% —
pain in the tonsils — 22%
pain in the lymph nodes of the pharynx 8% —
throat overlaid — 21%
ulcers on the lips 8% —
aphthae in the throat — 21%
covered with a whitish coating 8% —
purulent plugs in the tonsils — 21%
medical stomatitis 8% —
pneumococcal pneumonia — 20%
cold after hypothermia 8% —
pyoderma — 20%
oropharyngeal candidiasis 8% —
throat hurts 5% 24%
The temperature is jumping 8% —
mononucleosis — 19%
herpes on the tongue 8% —
infectious mononucleosis — 19%
consequences of herpes 8% —
pain when swallowing — 19%
bubbles on the skin 8% —
nasopharyngeal catarrh — 18%
frequent stomatitis 7% —
sore throats in childhood — 18%
crying in a dream 7% —
penicillin allergy — 18%
feeling the heat in the skin 7% —
chronic tonsillitis — 18%
lymphadenitis in children 7% —
bakes in the throat — 18%
herpes recurrent 7% —
discomfort in the throat — 17%
rash on the cheeks 7% —
febrility — 17%
frequent herpes 7% —
severe sore throat — 17%
frequent colds in childhood 7% —
throat discomfort when swallowing — 16%
rash on the tongue 7% —
leukocytosis — 16%
consequences of chickenpox 7% —
throat with bloom — 16%
swollen gums 7% —
ulcers in the throat — 16%
hyperthermic syndrome in children 7% —
high fever — 15%
increased salivation 7% —
tonsillopharyngitis — 15%
crying during sleep 7% —
uvula is red — 15%
moody child 6% —
rash pustules — 15%
often sneezes 6% —
bacterial pneumonia — 15%
pain in the lower jaw 6% —
marshall syndrome — 15%
mucous membranes are pale 6% —
blood diseases 4% 19%
restless child 6% —
increased 3% 18%
sharp cough 6% —
frequent colds — 15%
child sleeps badly 6% —
bad breath unpleasant — 14%
nausea in the throat 6% —
pain when combing — 14%
deterioration from overheating 6% —
acute nasopharyngitis runny — 14%
nausea 6% —
aphthae on the tonsils — 14%
rash over the lip 6% —
procalcitonin is elevated — 13%
increased bleeding gums 6% —
pneumonia — 13%
cough with sneezing 6% —
group streptococcus antigens positive — 13%
stevens-johnson syndrome 6% —
rheumatism — 13%
chickenpox 6% —
petechiae — 13%
consequences of acute respiratory 5% —
throat sensitive — 13%
neck pain 5% —
lemierre 's syndrome — 13%
pain in the jaw 5% —
rhinopharyngitis — 13%
shortened cycle 5% —
acute allergic reactions — 13%
hyperthermia 5% —
allergy 4% 17%
consequences of suppression 5% —
enlarged lymph nodes 5% 18%
illness after hypothermia 5% —
white plaque on the tonsils — 13%
emotional child 5% —
yellow plaque on the tonsils — 13%
large child 5% —
catarrh of the nasopharynx — 13%
impaired spleen function 5% —
epstein barr virus — 12%
nervous exhaustion 5% —
small rash — 12%
sensations in the neck 5% —
red throat — 12%
frequent antibiotics 5% —
intoxication — 12%
ganglia 5% —
allergy to antibiotics — 12%
nausea with fever 5% —
enterovirus infection — 12%
candidiasis 5% —
constant tickling in the throat — 12%
measles 5% —
small-point rash — 12%
allergies in children 5% —
red dots — 12%
emotional exhaustion 5% —
lowered 3% 15%
nausea during meals 5% —
pain in the lymph nodes 5% 17%
no feeling of hunger 5% —
streptodermia in children — 11%
psychological suppression 5% —
ARVI — 11%
soreness of the skin 4% —
purple throat — 11%
vomiting 4% —
red back wall of the throat — 11%
impaired lung function 4% —
tonsils no — 11%
recovery period 4% —
throat tickling — 11%
stage of recovery 4% —
viral conjunctivitis — 11%
reddening of the skin 4% —
febrile body temperature — 11%
stress 4% —
glomerulonephritis — 11%
exhaustion 4% —
rashes on the palate 7% 18%
radiation damage 4% —
mycoplasma — 11%
drug allergy 4% —
pain when swallowing saliva — 11%
exhaustion after illness 4% —
subfebrility 5% 16%
nausea vomiting 4% —
red rash — 11%
nausea from pain 4% —
putrid breath — 11%
painful appearance 4% —
with reactive protein increased — 10%
herpes rashes 12% 6%
allergy to medications — 10%
allergic stomatitis 3% —
allergic rash — 10%
recurrent herpes on the lips 3% —
viral diarrhea — 10%
pain in the sky — 10%
increased appetite — 10%
increased sensitivity — 10%
throat bright red — 10%

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