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Results: Differences General	✘Diaper rash in a child	✘Tuberculosis of the skin
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 7%(2) 25%(2) General blood test 5%(1) 26%(4) Elements and vitamins — 27%(2) Histological studies — 13%(0) Coprogram 11%(3) — General urine test 11%(2) — Other hormones 7%(1) — Measurements at the reception 5%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
atopic dermatitis	26%	—
pain in the bridge of the nose	—	90%
-willed redness of the anus	22%	—
neck pain on the left	—	85%
irritate children	19%	—
benign epithelial tumors	—	64%
between the buttocks	16%	—
osteochondrosis	—	59%
rash on the buttocks	15%	—
neck pain	—	57%
wet skin	15%	—
tuberculosis of the skin	—	51%
red spots on the abdomen	14%	—
benign neoplasms	—	47%
diathesis	13%	—
disseminated tuberculosis	—	41%
diarrhea sour	13%	—
hemorrhagic vasculitis	—	38%
allergy to the skin	12%	—
bazin 's indurative erythema	—	36%
dermatitis in children	12%	—
warty tuberculosis of the skin	—	36%
impetigo	11%	—
ulcerative tuberculosis of the skin	—	36%
allergies in children	11%	—
silicotuberculosis	—	35%
diaper dermatitis	11%	—
ulcers on the skin	—	33%
dysmetabolic nephropathy	11%	—
consequences of BCG	—	30%
rashes around the anus	11%	—
scarring	—	29%
rash on the abdomen	11%	—
vitamin e lowered	—	27%
wraps	11%	—
small buttocks	—	27%
exudative	11%	—
impaired lung function	—	27%
sour feces	11%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	26%
transient tachypnea of newborns	11%	—
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	26%
rashes on the genitals	11%	—
liquid sputum	—	26%
chatty	11%	—
red papules	—	26%
saliuria	11%	—
tuberculous lupus	—	26%
redness around the anus	11%	—
tuberculosis of the kidneys	—	26%
intestinal infection in children	11%	—
basophilia	—	26%
large red spots	11%	—
nonspecific allergy	—	25%
intestinal dysbiosis in children	10%	—
is quickly irritated	—	25%
allergic contact dermatitis	10%	—
tuberculosis in children	—	25%
likes to bathe	10%	—
lymphadenitis	—	24%
spots on the abdomen	10%	—
small rash	—	24%
dermatitis on the legs	10%	—
tuberculosis	—	23%
purulent rashes on the skin	10%	—
monocytosis	—	23%
fat baby	10%	—
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes	—	23%
urine is caustic	10%	—
ear tumors	—	23%
ring-shaped rashes	10%	—
lymph node damage	—	23%
rash pustules	9%	—
lot of things	—	23%
skin spots	9%	—
reddening of the skin	6%	28%
allergy in an infant	9%	—
tuberculosis of bones	—	21%
rashes on thighs	9%	—
peptic ulcer	—	21%
fair skin	9%	—
rash on the torso	—	20%
children's speech	9%	—
rashes bubbles	—	20%
tubulopathy	9%	—
reasonable	—	20%
rashes in the groin	9%	—
strong irritation	—	20%
red rashes on the skin	9%	—
rashes symmetrical	—	20%
lactase deficiency	9%	—
rash on the limbs	—	20%
artificial feeding	8%	—
bubbles on the skin	—	20%
dysbacteriosis	8%	—
from eating better	—	20%
pyoderma	8%	—
onset of illness	—	19%
hyperemia of genitals	8%	—
salivation	—	19%
rough skin	8%	—
angiopathy	—	19%
red spots on the skin	8%	—
neck swelling	—	19%
allergy to food	8%	—
lower respiratory tract infections	—	18%
obesity in children	8%	—
consequences of vaccinations	—	18%
rashes red spots	8%	—
increased calcium	—	18%
food allergy	8%	—
oncology	—	18%
diarrhea	8%	—
ARVI	—	17%
frequent stools	8%	—
sputum	—	17%
unformed feces	8%	—
indecision	—	17%
scarlet	8%	—
skin problems	11%	28%
diarrhea in a child	8%	—
cold skin	—	17%
sensitive child	7%	—
skin compaction	—	17%
rapid breathing	7%	—
weakening of immunity	—	16%
rashes on his legs	7%	—
scratch	—	16%
intestinal infection	7%	—
wounds heal poorly	—	16%
impaired function of the large intestine	7%	—
history of surgery	5%	21%
streptococci	7%	—
hematoma	—	16%
premature babies	7%	—
papules	6%	22%
allergic rash	7%	—
immunodeficiency	—	15%
febrility	7%	—
sepsis	—	15%
febrile body temperature	7%	—
bacteremia	—	15%
prolonged defecation	7%	—
suspicion	—	15%
He's been ill for a long time	7%	—
worse food	—	15%
blisters	7%	—
worse during meals	—	15%
eczema	7%	—
presses	—	14%
Follows the rules	7%	—
wound	—	14%
rashes dry	7%	—
intoxication	—	14%
acute allergic reactions	7%	—
red rash	9%	23%
gastrointestinal problems	7%	—
impaired kidney function	—	14%
crusts on the skin	7%	—
hormonal disorders	—	14%
overweight	6%	—
subacute condition	—	14%
violation of the stool	6%	—
periodic illness	—	13%
impaired gastric function	6%	—
blood diseases	5%	18%
increased sensitivity	6%	—
radiation dermatitis	9%	22%
metabolic disorder	6%	—
red butt	17%	30%
dry	6%	—
dermatitis unspecified	9%	22%
drug allergy	6%	—
suppuration of the skin	9%	22%
nephropathy	6%	—
suspicious and timid	—	12%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	6%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	7%	19%
periods of exacerbation	6%	—
papulonecrotic tuberculosis of the skin	—	12%
obesity	6%	—
colliquative tuberculosis of the skin	—	12%
2 children	6%	—
increased	—	12%
inflammation of the stomach	6%	—
inflammation	5%	16%
clear boundaries	6%	—
lowered	—	10%
fungus	6%	—
oily skin	6%	16%
impaired function of the small intestine	6%	—
nose nursing mom	6%	15%
consequences of taking medications	5%	—
radiation damage	6%	15%
high temperature	5%	—
inflammatory bowel diseases	6%	15%
dysmetabolic nephropathy in children	5%	—
radiation therapy	6%	15%
drug disease	5%	13%
diaper rash in a	25%	29%

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