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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Intermittent hydrarthrosisGranulocytic ehrlichiosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 98%
urticaria unspecified 19%
anaplasmosis 98%
a lot of medicines 16%
lowered 97%
hygroma on the wrist 16%
granulocytic ehrlichiosis 95%
feeling of stiffness 15%
mchc reduced 35% 100%
quincke's edema in the anamnesis 14%
babesiosis 46%
atopic dermatitis in childhood 14%
systemic aspergillosis 40%
periods of exacerbation 14%
pneumomycosis 38%
history of surgery 13%
leukopenia 37%
chronic synovitis 12%
aspergillosis 36%
chronic urticaria 12%
chills 35%
stiffness in the joints 12%
chills with nausea 34%
neck sensitivity 12%
joint pain 34%
hygroma 12%
lyme 32%
state of exacerbation 12%
headache with chills 32%
alternating symptoms 12%
opportunistic infections 31%
osteosclerosis 12%
nausea 31%
urticaria skin 11%
headache aching 30%
radiation damage 11%
fever with pain in the joints 29%
rash on the neck 11%
febrile body temperature 29%
allergic urticaria 11%
fever with muscle pain 29%
quincke 11%
migrating larva 28%
radiation therapy 11%
aching pain in the joints 28%
chronic condition 11%
joint pain in the muscle 28%
Common symptoms are weakness 10%
rashes on the head 28%
headache with weakness 10%
neutropenia 27%
allergic rash 10%
headache with nausea 26%
swelling of the neck 10%
nausea during a headache 26%
swelling of joints 10%
fungus 25%
angioplasty 10%
weakening of immunity 25%
redness of the joints 10%
elderly patients 25%
allergy to the skin 10%
increased ESR 25%
cancer 10%
febrility 25%
bone growths 10%
patient's condition 7% 32%
allergic swelling 10%
feeling the heat in the skin 25%
atopic dermatitis 10%
epilepsy attacks 25%
lymphocytosis 10%
moderate condition 25%
bursitis 10%
nausea from pain 24%
joints of normal shape 10%
epilepsy 24%
periodic illness 10%
muscle pain 23%
urticaria 10%
diarrhea 23%
there is a fever in the whole body 9%
pneumonia 23%
chronic arthritis 9%
general intoxication syndrome 23%
fever weakness 9%
unformed feces 23%
the body is not his 9%
suppuration of the skin 23%
allergy to medications 9%
acute condition 22%
cancer in the anamnesis 9%
feeling of bruising 22%
no joints 9%
immunodeficiency 22%
oncology 9%
anemia 22%
common rashes 9%
convulsions 22%
traumatic illness 8%
soreness of the skin 22%
heredity predisposition 8%
high temperature 7% 29%
oncology in the anamnesis 8%
intoxication 21%
dermatitis 8%
vomiting 21%
lot of operations in small things 8%
joint diseases 17% 38%
cysts 8%
gastrointestinal problems 20%
subacute condition 8%
childhood diseases 20%
increased sensitivity 8%
blood diseases 19%
consequences of taking medications 7%
headaches 11% 30%
swelling 7%
aching joints 9% 27%
allergy 7%
headache with fever 10% 28%
the patient complains of a headache 10% 28%
feeling of heat in the head 9% 26%
headache at temperature 10% 27%
general weakness 8% 23%
pain throughout the body 8% 23%
arthritis 8% 23%
feeling of heat 7% 21%
aching 8% 22%
onset of illness 7% 20%
skin problems 7% 19%
inflammation 9% 19%
increased 13% 18%

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