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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Fox-Fordyce diseaseSyringoma
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 26%(0)37%(0)
Sex hormones 38%(2)
General blood test 30%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
rashes itchy 79%
rashes on the lower eyelid 77%
severe itchy rashes 77%
rashes on the eyelids 58%
itching during pregnancy 69%
diseases of the sweat glands 52%
severe itching of the skin 66%
tumors of the sweat glands 45%
itching under the armpits 62%
fair skin 45%
pubic itch 62%
rashes on the face 42%
better before menstruation 62%
marfan syndrome 42%
rashes in the navel 59%
down syndrome 41%
rash on the labia 59%
cysts 41%
crusts on the head 58%
fighting 36%
itching in the folds of the skin 54%
type 1 diabetes mellitus 35%
itching of the nipples 53%
down focal baldness 34%
main complaint itching 52%
cancer 33%
pubic rashes 51%
face is yellow 32%
rashes on the penis 51%
skin cysts 32%
dermatosis 49%
pain in the armpit 32%
itching of the skin of the chest 48%
focal hair loss 32%
rashes on the scrotum 48%
white skin 31%
itching in the chest 48%
eyelid tumors 31%
improvement during menstruation 47%
breath no itching 31%
problematic skin 46%
benign neoplasms 30%
thyroid diseases 45%
easily blushes 30%
teenage pregnancy 44%
the rash on the face is small 29%
rash in the armpit area 44%
scarring 29%
itchy skin 67% 22%
diabetes mellitus 29%
scaly rashes 43%
in the family diabetes 29%
worse during menstruation 42%
rashes symmetrical 28%
rash on the scalp 42%
the rashes are pink 28%
itching of the skin of the abdomen 42%
rash on the wrists 27%
rashes in the folds of the skin 41%
electrocoagulation 27%
seborrhea 39%
thick skin 27%
not dilated 38%
baldness 27%
3 trimester of pregnancy 38%
postmenopause 27%
rash on the abdomen 38%
polycystic 26%
greasy hair 38%
red papules 26%
crusts on the skin 37%
thin skin 25%
ovarian dysfunction 37%
burning of the skin 25%
dermatitis and eczema 37%
hair loss 25%
dense tumor 37%
skin cancer 24%
violation of thyroid function 36%
small rash 24%
eczema 36%
cystic fibrosis 24%
deterioration during pregnancy 36%
jaundice 23%
hyperkeratosis 35%
elderly patients 23%
rashes on the head 35%
painful swelling 23%
menstruation disorder 35%
red rash 23%
hemorrhages on the skin 33%
the skin is dark 23%
oily skin 31%
head tumor 23%
appendages of the uterus 31%
reddening of the skin 22%
traumatic illness 30%
obesity 22%
wound 27%
oncology in the anamnesis 22%
роды и вскармливание 26%
burns 22%
rashes on the genitals 55% 28%
heredity predisposition 22%
hormonal disorders 47% 28%
lot of operations in small things 22%
skin problems 55% 39%
a lot of medicines 21%
papules 58% 47%
does not tolerate pain 21%
effects of puberty 32% 23%
surgical infections 20%
brown spots on the skin 33% 24%
metabolic disorder 20%
brown pigmentation after rashes 33% 24%
soreness of the skin 20%
skin spots 30% 22%
onset of illness 18%
dermatitis 30% 22%
there are no complaints 18%
drug disease 18%
consequences of taking medications 17%
increased 17%
oncology 24% 39%
history of surgery 23% 37%
rashes on the chest 40% 50%

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