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Results: Differences General	✘Water corn	✘Subcutaneous hematoma
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 24%(0) Radiography of the extremities — 20%(0) Measurements at the reception — 11%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	74%
calluses on the hands	60%	—
wart on the toe	—	74%
calluses dry	58%	—
wart on the sole	—	68%
skin tender	57%	—
warts on the legs	—	65%
sweating legs	55%	—
calluses on his fingers	40%	100%
he's defending himself	55%	—
lymphostasis	—	56%
with the corn	76%	20%
warts	—	51%
keratodermia	72%	18%
pain in the fingers	30%	78%
skin is tight	51%	—
pain in the nails	—	47%
transparent skin	48%	—
onycholysis	—	43%
callus on the sole	47%	—
nail injury	—	42%
better when swinging	47%	—
laceration	—	40%
walks on socks	44%	—
subcutaneous hematoma	—	35%
is better from running	44%	—
black nails	—	35%
sweating is increased	43%	—
hematoma	—	34%
water corn	42%	—
skin peels off on the fingers	—	33%
heel pain	42%	—
bruised finger	—	33%
calluses on the feet	42%	—
bruise	—	33%
sedentary work	37%	—
tears off nails	—	30%
yellow fever	36%	—
blue skin	—	29%
streptococcal infections	34%	—
wrist injury	—	28%
better when walking	34%	—
skin is coming off	—	26%
compression in the body	33%	—
bleeding	—	26%
better sitting	33%	—
tongue is blue	—	26%
is better when busy	31%	—
deformity of the big toe	—	25%
take it, take it	30%	—
fractures of the bones of the wrist	—	25%
better from work	29%	—
bone fracture	—	24%
feeling of danger	28%	—
negligence	—	23%
streptococci	27%	—
pain under the tongue	—	22%
tingling	27%	—
injury to the tongue	—	22%
severe fever	26%	—
wandering rashes	—	22%
scratches	26%	—
nails are blue	—	22%
closes	26%	—
explosive injury	—	21%
reddening of the skin	26%	—
tongue is red	—	21%
does not tolerate pain	25%	—
vascular damage	—	20%
surgical infections	23%	—
bone injury	—	20%
dryness	23%	—
swelling after injury	—	20%
wound	51%	26%
deformity of the toes	—	20%
wet skin	39%	16%
blood diseases	—	20%
skin problems	21%	—
cold fingers	—	19%
oncology	20%	—
ligament damage	—	19%
pain in the legs	35%	14%
cold hands	—	19%
yellow calluses	19%	—
freezes	—	19%
calluses on the palms	19%	—
pain in the tongue	—	19%
acute pain	31%	13%
melanoma	—	19%
piercing pain	37%	21%
hands are freezing	—	19%
pain when touched	25%	14%
raynaud	—	19%
feeling of heat	22%	18%
cold wrists	—	19%
high temperature	22%	18%
psoriasis	—	18%
pain in the fingers	—	18%
blood dark	—	18%
pain after injury	—	18%
worse from cold	—	18%
deformity of the foot	—	17%
deformity of fingers	—	17%
bruise	—	17%
patient's condition	—	16%
arterial bleeding	—	16%
unbearable pain	—	16%
neurological pain	—	15%
polyneuropathy	—	15%
oily skin	—	15%
muscle damage	—	15%
pulsates	—	15%
red rash	—	15%
bone defects	—	15%
curvature of the legs	—	15%
worse from the heat	—	15%
hypotension	—	14%
worse during day	—	14%
overweight	—	14%
sepsis	—	14%
general swelling does	—	14%
traumatic illness	—	14%
bacteremia	—	14%
diabetes mellitus	—	13%
pain in the foot	41%	54%
neurological disorders	—	13%
acute condition	—	13%
the fast man	—	13%
joint diseases	—	13%
angiopathy	—	12%
consequences of injuries	23%	26%
pain in the wrists	29%	29%
history of surgery	19%	19%

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