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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General OnychogryphosisUlcerative tuberculosis of the skin
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%(0)16%(0)
Elements and vitamins 34%(2)
Measurements at the reception 16%(0)16%(0)
Blood biochemistry 28%(2)
Spermogram 24%(1)
General blood test 21%(1)
General inspection 17%(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%
onychogryphosis 86%
tuberculosis of the skin 64%
subcutaneous hematoma 67%
ulcers on the skin 46%
nails thickened 54%
tuberculosis 43%
deformity of nails 51%
peptic ulcer 42%
reduced sweating 50%
sputum 41%
nail injury 49%
pulmonary tuberculosis 39%
skin aging 45%
immunodeficiency 37%
ingrown toenail 43%
reaction to manta rays 36%
frostbite 42%
ulcers on the lips 35%
wasserman syndrome 39%
abdominal pain from coughing 35%
syphilis 38%
rashes around the mouth 34%
toenails deformed 38%
rashes around the anus 34%
thickened toenails 37%
profuse sweat at night 33%
soft nails 36%
cough 33%
fungal nail 33%
sweating from coughing 33%
hormonal failure 33%
sputum copious 32%
nails yellow 32%
sputum with blood 32%
hematoma 31%
urination when coughing 32%
inflammation near the nail 31%
tuberculosis in children 31%
sloppy 31%
small rash 31%
onychodystrophy 30%
bacterial keratitis 30%
nail fungus 30%
copious urination 30%
nails are layered 30%
disseminated tuberculosis 30%
pain in the legs 29%
weakening of immunity 29%
dermatitis 29%
rash over the lip 29%
epidermophytia 29%
red rash 29%
legs thick 29%
abdominal pain at night 28%
foot fungus 29%
papules 27%
nails brittle 28%
night sweat 27%
fungal skin lesion 28%
difficulty urinating 26%
dermatomycosis 27%
stool is large 26%
pyoderma 26%
silicotuberculosis 26%
pain when walking 26%
big nose 26%
pain in the fingers 25%
corneal ulcer 26%
varicose veins of the legs 24%
sweats from pain 25%
hyperkeratosis 24%
conducting an inspection 25%
venous mesh on legs 24%
rash in the mouth 25%
trauma 24%
discharge from the anus 25%
dermatosis 24%
weak stream of urine 25%
take it, take it 24%
urination with blood 25%
bruise 23%
necrosis 24%
worse when walking 23%
with attacks of abdominal pain 24%
cytomegalovirus 23%
red papules 24%
inflammatory infiltrate 23%
cough paroxysmal 24%
skin compaction 23%
chest pain when coughing 23%
veins swelling on the legs 23%
rash on the body 22%
pain in the foot 23%
severe sweating 22%
increased sugar 22%
keratitis 22%
veins bloating 22%
increased profuse sweating 22%
curvature of the legs 22%
urination painful 22%
elderly patients 21%
the skin is dark 21%
conservative 21%
reddening of the skin 20%
traumatic illness 20%
hiv 20%
oncology 53% 31%
scratches 20%
fighting 20%
wounds heal poorly 20%
metabolic disorder 19%
sweating is increased 19%
impaired venous function 19%
abdominal pain 18%
diabetes mellitus 19%
soreness of the skin 18%
angioplasty 17%
wound 18%
fungus 31% 21%
attacks of pain 18%
impaired lung function 17%
childhood diseases 16%
onset of illness 16%
patient's condition 15%
history of surgery 16% 30%
purulent rashes on the skin 24% 32%
rash pustules 23% 30%
suppuration of the skin 20% 27%
lowered 16% 21%

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