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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Teardrop-shaped psoriasisGeneralized pustular psoriasis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(6)100%(5)
General blood test 89%(14)50%(13)
General urine test 58%(3)45%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 36%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 53%98%
teardrop-shaped psoriasis 62% 25%
psoriasis rashes 53% 98%
psoriasis 95% 74%
dry rash on the skin 47% 87%
drug-induced dermatitis 19%
rashes dry 38% 70%
genodermatoses 17%
dry skin 35% 64%
life changes 17%
red rash 33% 61%
streptococcal infections 37% 19%
dry 29% 51%
secondary syphilis 16%
generalized pustular psoriasis 42% 58%
flu with pneumonia 16%
nail psoriasis 49% 63%
problematic skin 15%
allergic contact dermatitis 13%
toxicoderma 15%
nail injury 13%
pink spots 14%
pustular psoriasis 36% 49%
the consequences of angina 14%
better at sea 12%
sore throats in childhood 14%
contact dermatitis 11%
streptococci 31% 15%
lower cholesterol 10%
itchy skin 30% 14%
allergy to chemicals 10%
rash on the wrists 30% 15%
bad from alcohol 10%
rashes on his legs 32% 17%
areas of depigmentation of the skin 10%
rashes of the sole 31% 16%
abrasion 10%
rashes on the palms 31% 16%
external bleeding 9%
appeal for an acute case 13%
chills 8%
diligent 12%
dyslipidemia 8% 16%
consequences of infection 22% 8%
rash pustules 24% 32%
rashes on the hands and feet 26% 12%
consequences of injuries 7%
papules 26% 12%
aggressive 7%
acute pneumonia 12%
intertriginous psoriasis 13% 20%
candidiasis 12%
severe dryness of the skin 19% 26%
lowered 26% 13%
exudative psoriasis 23% 29%
patient's condition 26% 13%
burns 12% 17%
exanthema 11%
allergy to medications 7% 12%
rashes on the hands 24% 11%
inflammatory skin changes 9% 14%
take it, take it 11%
allergy to the skin 8% 13%
rashes itchy 11%
insulin deficiency 8% 13%
immaturity 11%
reddening of the skin 22% 26%
a serious man 11%
scaly rashes 17% 21%
drug disease 27% 14%
trauma 8% 12%
consequences of acute respiratory 19% 6%
allergic rash 8% 12%
effects of the flu 19% 7%
atopic dermatitis 9% 13%
shortened cycle 23% 11%
dermatitis and eczema 12% 16%
hyperpigmentation 23% 11%
metabolic disorder 13% 17%
alternating symptoms 10%
burning of the skin 11% 15%
I can't be alone 10%
rashes with peeling 15% 19%
weakening of immunity 10%
small rash 17% 20%
leukocytosis 16% 5%
attacks of pain 12% 15%
rash on the torso 21% 10%
feeling of heat 6% 9%
history of surgery 22% 11%
peeling 21% 24%
spicy food 9%
purulent rashes on the skin 20% 23%
worse during meals 9%
soreness of the skin 17% 20%
worse food 9%
oily skin 10% 13%
rash on the limbs 17% 7%
suppuration of the skin 17% 20%
pneumonia in the anamnesis 17% 7%
oncology 17% 20%
mucous hyperemia 16% 6%
inflammation 17% 20%
tonsillitis 16% 6%
eczema 12% 15%
hormonal disorders 19% 10%
metabolic syndrome 11% 14%
illness from stress 17% 8%
skin spots 14% 17%
flu 15% 6%
high temperature 13% 16%
dependence on the doctor 13% 5%
syphilis 14% 6%
ARVI 14% 6%
pneumonia 13% 5%
immunodeficiency 13% 5%
overwork 13% 5%
psoriasis of the scalp 34% 26%
l40 0 psoriasis vulgaris 35% 27%
psoriasis throughout the body 37% 29%
psoriatic erythroderma 38% 30%
psoriasis in children 38% 30%
psoriatic arthritis 31% 24%
radiation dermatitis 31% 24%
dermatitis unspecified 31% 24%
erythroderma 31% 24%
psoriasis on the leg 29% 22%
psoriasis of the palms 30% 23%
psoriasis of the palms and soles 30% 23%
Karelian fever 29% 22%
skin irritation 26% 20%
stress 21% 15%
dryness of the scalp 25% 19%
takes methotrexate 29% 23%
dermatitis 32% 26%
dry rashes on the palms 26% 20%
psoriasis on the hands 27% 21%
rash dry on the feet 28% 22%
moderate condition 23% 18%
red rash on the legs 21% 16%
the rashes are pink 21% 16%
hyperkeratosis 23% 18%
dry seborrhea 23% 18%
large fruit 22% 17%
dry skin on the legs 23% 18%
redness of the joints 23% 18%
minor exposure 20% 15%
acrodermatitis allopo 22% 17%
dry palms 23% 18%
thin skin 23% 18%
epithelioma 20% 15%
dry skin on the palms 24% 19%
andrews ' pustular bacteroid 24% 19%
increased 24% 19%
acrodermatitis 19% 14%
polymorbidity 19% 14%
consequences of taking medications 25% 20%
internal irritation 25% 20%
heredity predisposition 20% 15%
dry rash on the body 21% 17%
plaques on the elbows 20% 16%
psoriasis behind the ears 20% 16%
skin cancer 19% 15%
chronic arthritis 21% 17%
radiation therapy 21% 17%
irritation in the morning 21% 17%
skin problems 28% 24%
arthritis 21% 17%
basal 20% 16%
allergy 23% 19%
inflammation near the nail 20% 16%
radiation damage 20% 16%
joint diseases 20% 16%
onychodystrophy 17% 13%
tuberculosis 17% 13%
serious condition 17% 13%
arthritis of the foot 17% 13%
control issues 17% 13%
crohn 17% 13%
red plaques on the skin 17% 13%
better in morning 19% 15%
joint pain 17% 13%
rashes on the knees 19% 15%
arthritis with pain 18% 14%
body skin dry 18% 14%
onset of illness 18% 14%
2 children 18% 14%
psoriasis diffuse 47% 43%
red legs 19% 15%
positive antibodies to hepatitis b 17% 13%
caution 16% 12%
psoriasis on the knees 20% 16%
skin on the hands is red 15% 11%
psoriasis elbows 20% 16%
carcinoid 20% 16%
rash on the elbows 19% 15%
seborrhea 20% 16%
red palms 19% 15%
rash on the scalp 19% 15%
dermatosis 19% 15%
hiv 16% 12%

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