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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Dermographic urticariaAllergic urticaria
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%(2)14%(7)
Other hormones 16%(2)5%(4)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%24%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
loses thought 38%
urticaria 47% 54%
confusion of thoughts 38%
allergy to the skin 7%
skin is hot 27%
dermatosis 7%
itching from water 32% 3%
nonspecific allergy 6%
atopic dermatitis 26%
acute allergic reactions 5%
workaholic 26%
allergic urticaria 5%
skin spots 25%
histamine lowered 4%
dermographism red 24%
swelling of the neck 4%
agnosia 22%
itching from sweating 4%
moderate condition 20%
allergic swelling 4%
skin problems 24% 3%
hypersensitivity of the skin 4%
obesity 18%
cold urticaria 4%
urticaria unspecified 22% 4%
quincke 4%
skin irritation 14%
rash from the sun 4%
red rashes with itching 14%
immunodeficiency 3%
effect of cold damp weather 14%
sensitivity to medications 3%
idiopathic urticaria 13%
congestion urticaria on the body 3%
red rash 16% 2%
allergic 3%
eosinophilia 15% 3%
rash is worse from water 3%
urticaria skin 16% 5%
lot of things 3%
reddening of the skin 14% 3%
worse from water 3%
skin itching redness 14% 4%
dermatitis 3%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 8%
breath no itching 3%
skin atrophy 8%
skin is worse from the cold 3%
resorption 8%
mastocytosis 3%
increased blood clotting 8%
itching from cold 3%
hemorrhagic diathesis 7%
urticaria in children 3%
illness from stress 7%
main complaint is allergy 3%
helminths 7%
rashes in the cold worse 3%
skin compaction 7%
eating ice 3%
impaired lung function 6%
extreme sensitivity to cold 3%
subacute condition 6%
swelling 3%
periods of exacerbation 6%
temperature urticaria 3%
consequences of infection 6%
basophilia 3%
blisters 11% 3%
anaphylactic shock 3%
skin is tight 9% 2%
weakening of immunity 3%
urticaria itching 10% 3%
food allergy 3%
allergy 18% 11%
seasonal allergies 3%
blood diseases 9% 2%
worse during meals 2%
contact allergy 9% 3%
skin condition 2%
itchy skin 13% 7%
cold skin 2%
common rashes 8% 2%
a lot of medicines 2%
swelling from a bite 7% 2%
thrombocytosis 2%
increased histamine 10% 5%
hypotension 2%
intolerance to drugs 7% 2%
hematuria 2%
drug disease 6% 2%
asymmetry 2%
emotional 6% 2%
worse food 2%
hormonal disorders 6% 2%
state of exacerbation 2%
skin color 6% 2%
illness after hypothermia 2%
mood disorder 6% 2%
cholinergic urticaria 2%
feeling the heat in the skin 2%
hyperthermia 2%
feeling of fullness 2%
chronic condition 2%
general swelling does 2%
sweating is increased 2%
thermal burns 2%
severe itching of the skin 2%
acute condition 2%
facial swelling 2%
does not tolerate pain 2%
chronic urticaria 9% 11%
rash on the body 2%
rashes symmetrical 2%
feeling of heat 2%
high temperature 2%
small rash 2%
burning of the skin 2%
feeling lonely 2%
burns 2%
allergic rhinitis 2%
patient's condition 2%
hives from the sun 2%
emotional child 2%
rash on the neck 2%
allergies in children 2%
worse from cold 2%
fever with sweating 2%
unspecified mental disorders 2%
onset of illness 1%
angioplasty 1%
childhood diseases 1%
aquagenic urticaria 1%

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