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Results: Differences General	✘Eccrine poroma	✘Paget's Vulva disease
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 29%(0) 84%(0) General blood test — 100%(18) General urine test — 82%(7) Coagulogram — 82%(2) Blood biochemistry — 73%(10) MRI of the brain — 61%(0) Other hormones — 56%(2) Spirometry — 53%(0) ECG — 46%(0) Ultrasound of the Heart — 41%(0) Infection tests 16%(0) 24%(0) Measurements at the reception — 39%(0) Ultrasound of the organ — 35%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	58%
wart painful	38%	—
solid tumors	—	56%
tendency to bleed	29%	—
breast cancer	—	56%
multiple warts	27%	—
metastases	—	54%
thick skin	25%	—
breast tumor	—	51%
pain in the lymph nodes	24%	—
paget 's cancer	—	50%
skin overgrowth	22%	—
melanoma	—	48%
immaturity	22%	—
neoplasms of the vulva	—	48%
pain when touched	20%	—
noise in the head is constant	—	47%
the surface is smooth	24%	9%
cancer	—	47%
radiation dermatitis	28%	16%
genital neoplasms	—	45%
dermatitis unspecified	28%	16%
skin cancer	—	45%
painful swelling	29%	20%
oncology in the anamnesis	—	44%
bleeding	17%	10%
vulvar sarcoma	—	43%
fundamental	22%	15%
oily skin	—	43%
skin irritation	23%	16%
lymphosarcoma	—	42%
growing pains	23%	18%
consequences of surgery	—	41%
wound	18%	14%
patient's condition	—	40%
a lot of medicines	19%	15%
cancer in the anamnesis	—	40%
consequences of taking medications	—	39%
superficially spreading melanoma	—	39%
nodular melanoma	—	39%
uterine cancer	—	38%
dubreuil 's melanosis	—	37%
osteoporosis	—	37%
squamous cell carcinoma	—	36%
intestinal tumor	—	36%
paget's disease	—	36%
tumors of the rectum	—	36%
bone deformation	—	36%
noise in the head	—	36%
lentigo	—	35%
history of chest surgery	—	35%
osteitis	—	35%
uterine tumor	—	34%
lowered	—	34%
breast sarcoma	—	33%
effects of radiation	—	32%
appendages of the uterus	—	32%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum	—	32%
inflammation of the nipple	—	32%
rectal cancer	—	31%
human papillomavirus	—	31%
papules	—	31%
scarring	—	30%
lot of moles	—	30%
consequences of infection	—	30%
genital itching	—	30%
rash on the labia	—	30%
cervical cancer	—	30%
skin spots	—	30%
recovery period	—	29%
stage of recovery	—	29%
hyperpigmentation	—	29%
suspicion	—	29%
swelling	—	29%
metastatic brain tumors	—	29%
moles appear	—	28%
elderly patients	—	28%
bowel cancer	—	28%
which are covered with crusts	—	28%
large mole	—	27%
nevus spitz	—	27%
trauma	—	27%
brown moles	—	27%
compression fracture of the spine	—	27%
postmenopausal osteoporosis	—	27%
itching of female genitals	—	27%
hormonal disorders	—	26%
increased	—	26%
metabolic disorder	—	26%
redness of the vulva	—	26%
radiation therapy	19%	45%
dermatosis	—	25%
basal	—	25%
itching constant	—	25%
refuses treatment	—	25%
sunburn	—	25%
subarticular melanoma	—	25%
bone cancer	—	25%
swelling of the vulva	—	25%
bartholin gland cancer	—	25%
better in morning	—	25%
choroid melanoma	—	25%
radiation damage	18%	43%
melanoma of the eye	—	25%
neuroendocrine tumors	—	24%
epithelioma	—	24%
better in afternoon	—	24%
burns	—	24%
dysplastic nevus	—	24%
brain cancer	—	24%
primary-multiple tumors	—	24%
rashes on the genitals	—	24%
brain tumor	—	24%
carcinoid	—	24%
bone metastases	—	23%
the feeling of a fracture	—	23%
fracture of the lumbar spine	—	23%
lymphadenitis	—	23%
finger fracture	—	23%
brown pigmentation after rashes	—	23%
crusts on the skin	—	23%
consequences of physical exertion	—	23%
hip fracture	—	23%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	22%
polytrauma	—	22%
brown spots on the skin	—	22%
hemorrhagic cystitis	—	22%
spinal fracture	—	22%
postmenopause	—	22%
red spots on the chest	—	22%
vulva kraurosis	—	22%
ovarian hypofunction	—	22%
vaginal sarcoma	—	22%
consequences of injuries	—	22%
back injury	—	22%
cns tumors	—	22%
menopause	—	22%
brain tumors	—	22%
worse in morning	—	22%
burning of the skin	—	22%
glucocorticoid osteoporosis	—	22%
osteosarcoma	—	21%
vitamin d deficiency	—	21%
nevus ota	—	21%
hyperemia of genitals	—	21%
drug disease	—	21%
suppuration of the skin	—	21%
cystitis	—	21%
giant pigmented nevus	—	21%
pain after a fracture	—	21%
onset of illness	—	21%
swelling of genitals	—	21%
difficulty urinating	—	21%
enlarged lymph nodes	—	21%
juvenile osteoporosis	—	21%
bladder cancer	—	21%
pathological fracture	—	21%
thrombosis	—	20%
dense swelling	—	20%
weak stream of urine	—	20%
worse when he lies	—	20%
worse at noon	—	20%
increased calcium	—	20%
up radiation sickness	—	20%
rashes on the chest	—	20%
moles on the face	—	20%
male menopause	—	20%
urethral cancer	—	20%
uterine adenocarcinoma	—	20%
large red spots	—	20%
risk ii	—	20%
a history of neurosurgery	—	20%
spinal injury	—	20%
true eczema	—	20%
tumors of the choroid	—	20%
primary syphilis	—	20%
history of brain surgery	—	19%
psoriasis	—	19%
radiation cystitis	—	19%
consequences of a fracture	—	19%
metabolic syndrome	—	19%
protein-energy deficiency	—	19%
syphilis in women	—	19%
weight gain	—	19%
difficulty urinating in women	—	19%
leg injury	—	19%
STDs	—	19%
short height	—	19%
asymmetry	—	19%
feeling of fullness	—	19%
obesity	—	19%
micrography	—	19%
protein c deficiency	—	19%
burning itching	—	19%
fractures of the bones of the wrist	—	19%
head surgery	—	19%
eczema nipples	—	19%
osteopenia	—	19%
curvature of the spine	—	19%
thrush	—	18%
fighting	—	18%

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