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Results: Differences Similar ✘Teardrop-shaped psoriasis✘Temperature urticaria
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(4)74%(2)
General blood test 89%(14)—
General urine test 58%(3)20%(1)
Ultrasound of abdominal cavity 54%(0)—
Other hormones 18%(3)32%(4)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 60%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
dry plaques on the skin 52% —
temperature urticaria — 44%
psoriasis rashes 52% —
cold urticaria — 43%
nail psoriasis 48% —
urticaria skin — 39%
psoriasis diffuse 46% —
worse from cold water — 37%
psoriasis 46% —
worse from cold — 36%
dry rash on the skin 45% —
high temperature 13% 45%
generalized pustular psoriasis 43% —
drinking cold water worse — 31%
rashes dry 38% —
cold skin — 30%
psoriatic erythroderma 38% —
illness after hypothermia — 29%
streptococcal infections 37% —
runny nose in the cold — 28%
pustular psoriasis 36% —
chronic urticaria — 27%
psoriasis throughout the body 36% —
worse from water — 26%
dry skin 35% —
idiopathic urticaria — 26%
psoriasis in children 35% —
deterioration in the spring — 26%
psoriasis of the scalp 33% —
cold allergy — 25%
rashes on the palms 32% —
body is cold — 25%
dermatitis unspecified 31% —
blisters 11% 35%
radiation dermatitis 31% —
rash on the elbow bends — 24%
erythroderma 31% —
rash is worse from water — 24%
rashes of the sole 31% —
hands are hot — 23%
psoriatic arthritis 30% —
anaphylactic shock — 23%
dryness 29% —
in the summer worse — 23%
psoriasis of the palms and soles 29% —
main complaint itching — 22%
psoriasis of the palms 29% —
cold nose — 22%
Karelian fever 28% —
rash forearms — 22%
psoriasis on the leg 27% —
increased histamine — 21%
papules 26% —
intolerance to cold — 21%
internal irritation 26% —
low body temperature — 21%
skin irritation 26% —
skin is worse from water — 21%
consequences of taking medications 25% —
congestion urticaria on the body — 21%
andrews ' pustular bacteroid 24% —
colds with temperatures — 21%
rash pustules 24% —
hot feet — 21%
hyperpigmentation 23% —
histamine lowered — 20%
hyperkeratosis 23% —
hemoglobinuria — 20%
thin skin 23% —
cold hands — 19%
shortened cycle 23% —
hands are warm — 19%
exudative psoriasis 22% —
red rashes with itching — 19%
irritation in the morning 22% —
increased igg — 19%
moderate condition 22% —
chatty — 18%
large fruit 22% —
allergic urticaria — 18%
chronic arthritis 21% —
allergic rash 8% 26%
acrodermatitis allopo 21% —
to start a new — 18%
consequences of infection 21% —
rash at night — 18%
arthritis 21% —
croup — 17%
rash on the torso 21% —
quincke — 17%
minor exposure 20% —
skin is hot 10% 26%
inflammation near the nail 20% —
increased blood clotting — 16%
effects of the flu 20% —
allergic swelling — 16%
epithelioma 20% —
runny nose — 15%
joint diseases 20% —
swelling of the neck — 15%
basal 20% —
headache at temperature — 15%
carcinoid 20% —
helminths — 14%
seborrhea 20% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 13%
dryness of the scalp 19% —
vascular tumor — 13%
severe dryness of the skin 19% —
worse during day 7% 19%
rash on the scalp 19% —
intoxication — 12%
heredity predisposition 19% —
cholinergic urticaria — 10%
polymorbidity 19% —
aquagenic urticaria — 10%
consequences of acute respiratory 19% —
swelling 6% 16%
hormonal disorders 19% —
dermatosis 19% 27%
plaques on the elbows 19% —
conjunctivitis 8% 16%
psoriasis behind the ears 19% —
ARVI 14% 20%
soreness of the skin 19% —
periods of exacerbation 7% 13%
better in morning 19% —
allergy 21% 27%
purulent rashes on the skin 19% —
headaches 6% 12%
acrodermatitis 19% —
genodermatoses 17% 23%
dry seborrhea 19% —
rashes itchy 11% 16%
necrosis 19% —
a lot of medicines 9% 13%
rash on the elbows 19% —
chronic condition 9% 13%
common rashes 36% 15%
state of exacerbation 10% 13%
redness of the joints 19% —
inflammation 17% 18%
positive antibodies to hepatitis b 18% —
rashes on the head 16% 16%
psoriasis elbows 18% —
rash on the body 15% 15%
preschool age 18% —
The skin is not 20% 20%
arthritis with pain 18% —
blood diseases 11% 11%
rashes on the knees 18% —
psoriasis on the knees 18% —
drug-induced dermatitis 18% —
rash on the limbs 17% —
small rash 17% —
life changes 17% —
illness from stress 17% —
scaly rashes 17% —
crohn 17% —
control issues 17% —
sensitivity to medications 17% —
serious condition 17% —
suppuration of the skin 17% —
rashes behind the ears 17% —
pneumonia in childhood 17% —
tuberculosis 17% —
onychodystrophy 17% —
red rash 33% 14%
mucous hyperemia 16% —
skin sensations 16% —
joint pain 16% —
head seborrhea 16% —
flu with pneumonia 16% —
crohn's disease in children 16% —
arthritis of the foot 16% —
lymphosarcoma 16% —
leukocytosis 16% —
overweight 16% —
pus on the tonsils 15% —
hiv 15% —
secondary syphilis 15% —
hormonal ointments 15% —
itchy skin 30% 13%
flu 15% —
liver problems 15% —
chronic radiation sickness 15% —
childhood diseases 15% —
obesity 15% —
intolerance to drugs 15% —
toxicoderma 15% —
sore 15% —
dry skin itching 14% —
diabetes mellitus 14% —
burning in the body 14% —
kidney disease 14% —
skin is tight 14% —
full-blooded 14% —
dryness of mucous membranes and skin 14% —
grandmother psoriasis 14% —
skin spots 14% —

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  3. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease.
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