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Results: Differences General	✘Streptoderma in children	✘Andrews ' Pustular bacteroid
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 88%(5) General blood test 6%(2) 56%(13) General urine test — 50%(3) Infection tests 5%(0) 15%(1) Histological studies — 18%(0) Other hormones — 16%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck	27%	—
rashes of the sole	—	100%
streptodermia in children	25%	—
rash pustules	15%	89%
pyoderma in a child	22%	—
itching palms	—	55%
enlarged lymph nodes	20%	—
itchy feet	—	54%
eczema nose	14%	—
itching of the wrists	—	51%
fungus in the ears	12%	—
itchy skin	6%	55%
scabies in children	12%	—
andrews ' pustular bacteroid	—	44%
irritating nasal discharge	12%	—
soreness of the skin	—	42%
fungal skin diseases in children	12%	—
small rash	—	42%
allergic otitis media	12%	—
imbalance	—	41%
purulent discharge from the ear	11%	—
rash dry on the feet	—	40%
atopic dermatitis in children	10%	—
dry rashes on the palms	—	38%
otitis media in children	10%	—
generalized pustular psoriasis	—	37%
hypotrophy in children	10%	—
pain in the wrists	—	35%
helminthiasis in children	10%	—
dry palms	—	35%
scabies	10%	—
rashes on his legs	—	34%
sluggish baby	10%	—
psoriatic erythroderma	—	34%
otitis media due to a runny nose	10%	—
psoriasis throughout the body	—	33%
vulgar ektima	10%	—
rash on the wrists	—	33%
lice	10%	—
psoriasis in children	—	33%
frostbite	9%	—
dry plaques on the skin	—	32%
ulcers on the skin	9%	—
pustular psoriasis	—	32%
insect bite	9%	—
psoriasis rashes	—	32%
rhinitis in children	9%	—
dizziness	—	32%
dyspepsia in children	9%	—
fighter for justice	—	32%
prurigo	9%	—
reddening of the skin	—	30%
irritate children	9%	—
red rash	—	30%
discharge from the ears	9%	—
l40 0 psoriasis vulgaris	—	30%
abrasion	8%	—
psoriasis of the scalp	—	30%
purulent otitis	8%	—
pain in the foot	—	29%
dermatomycosis	8%	—
nail psoriasis	—	29%
bubbles on the skin	8%	—
sweating is increased	—	29%
chronic runny	8%	—
teardrop-shaped psoriasis	—	29%
diabetes mellitus in children	8%	—
irritability	—	28%
constant discharge from the nose	8%	—
red rash on the legs	—	28%
nasal discharge purulent	8%	—
dry rash on the skin	—	28%
allergic rhinitis	8%	—
psoriasis diffuse	—	28%
anemia in children	8%	—
irritability during	—	28%
chronic otitis	8%	—
rashes dry	12%	39%
dermatitis in children	8%	—
radiation dermatitis	—	27%
fungal skin lesion	8%	—
peeling	—	27%
hypotrophy	7%	—
erythroderma	—	27%
low body temperature	7%	—
psoriatic arthritis	—	27%
chronic anemia	7%	—
dermatitis unspecified	—	27%
runny nose	7%	—
red feet	—	26%
difficult childhood	7%	—
psoriasis of the palms	—	26%
anemia, unspecified	7%	—
red palms	—	26%
often sick child	7%	—
takes methotrexate	—	26%
need for activity	7%	—
psoriasis of the palms and soles	—	26%
otitis	7%	—
burning of the skin	—	25%
dystrophy	6%	—
psoriasis on the leg	—	25%
scratch	6%	—
red legs	—	25%
beriberi	6%	—
Karelian fever	—	25%
premature babies	6%	—
psoriasis	—	24%
feeling the heat in the skin	6%	—
hyperkeratosis	—	24%
fungus	6%	—
scaly rashes	—	24%
no children	6%	—
psoriasis on the hands	—	23%
helminths	6%	—
red papules	—	23%
allergic rhinitis in children	5%	—
drug disease	—	23%
chronic diffuse streptodermia	5%	—
burning itching	—	23%
pediculosis in children	5%	—
patient's condition	—	23%
streptococci	22%	17%
internal irritation	—	22%
immunodeficiency	10%	6%
rashes with peeling	—	22%
rashes on the hands and feet	—	22%
dryness of the scalp	—	22%
rashes on the hands	—	21%
dry skin on the palms	—	21%
burns	—	21%
dry skin	—	21%
dry	9%	30%
papules	—	21%
redness of the joints	—	20%
dry seborrhea	—	20%
rash on the fingers	—	20%
moderate condition	—	20%
exudative psoriasis	—	20%
dry skin on the legs	—	20%
thin skin	—	20%
onset of illness	5%	25%
large fruit	—	19%
purulent rashes on the skin	14%	33%
arthritis	—	19%
suppuration of the nail	—	19%
dry rash on the body	—	19%
irritation in the morning	—	19%
acrodermatitis allopo	—	19%
chronic arthritis	—	19%
radiation therapy	—	19%
heredity predisposition	—	19%
plaques on the elbows	—	18%
joint diseases	—	18%
psoriasis elbows	—	18%
psoriasis behind the ears	—	18%
psoriasis on the knees	—	18%
inflammation near the nail	—	18%
radiation damage	—	18%
basal	—	18%
skin itching redness	—	18%
itching of the skin on the legs	—	18%
necrosis	—	17%
seborrhea	—	17%
carcinoid	—	17%
state of exacerbation	—	17%
purulent rashes on the neck	—	17%
itchy rashes on the palms	—	17%
minor exposure	—	17%
allergy	8%	25%
rash on the scalp	—	17%
severe dryness of the skin	—	17%
ingrown toenail	—	17%
epithelioma	—	17%
2 children	—	16%
rashes on the knees	—	16%
abscess in the nose	—	16%
history of surgery	5%	21%
peeling palms	—	16%
periodic illness	—	16%
chronic condition	—	16%
body skin dry	—	16%
arthritis with pain	—	16%
peeling of the hands	—	16%
asthma in childhood	—	16%
toenails deformed	—	16%
itchy rash of the hands	—	16%
rash on the elbows	—	16%
acrodermatitis	—	16%
better in morning	—	16%
skin cancer	—	16%
skin problems	11%	27%
skin irritation	7%	23%
polymorbidity	—	16%
quincke's edema in the anamnesis	—	15%
red plaques on the skin	—	15%
red rash on the body	—	15%
positive antibodies to hepatitis b	—	15%
onychodystrophy	—	15%
consequences of taking medications	—	15%

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