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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Intertriginous psoriasisPseudopolyposis of the colon
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(6)92%(15)
General blood test 64%(13)92%(16)
General urine test 58%(3)47%(2)
Colonoscopy 100%(0)
Elements and vitamins 16%(3)73%(5)
Coprogram 9%(3)62%(7)
Coagulogram 12%(3)52%(3)
Autoimmune markers 9%(1)52%(4)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 47%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 47%
intertriginous psoriasis 44%
pseudopolyposis of the colon 46%
generalized pustular psoriasis 42%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 44%
psoriatic erythroderma 38%
tumors of the large intestine 43%
psoriasis in children 38%
tenesmus 40%
psoriasis throughout the body 37%
shape of large intestine is changed 40%
psoriasis rashes 36%
impaired function of the large intestine 38%
dry plaques on the skin 36%
inconclusive urge to defecate 37%
pustular psoriasis 36%
intestinal tumor 37%
l40 0 psoriasis vulgaris 35%
rectal surgery 37%
psoriasis of the scalp 34%
infectious colitis 37%
nail psoriasis 33%
megacolon 37%
teardrop-shaped psoriasis 33%
intestinal mucosa 36%
red rash 33%
chronic colitis 9% 44%
dry rash on the skin 32%
acute colitis 34%
psoriasis diffuse 32%
primary sclerosing cholangitis 33%
erythroderma 31%
intestinal bleeding 32%
dermatitis unspecified 31%
violation of the stool 32%
radiation dermatitis 31%
colitis 8% 39%
psoriatic arthritis 31%
sclerosing cholangitis 31%
peeling 31%
intestinal infection 31%
psoriasis of the palms 30%
pain in the intestines 31%
psoriasis of the palms and soles 30%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 31%
psoriasis on the leg 29%
tumors of the sigmoid colon 29%
Karelian fever 29%
cell carcinoma colon cancer 29%
rash dry on the feet 28%
proctitis 29%
psoriasis on the hands 27%
inflammatory bowel diseases 7% 35%
skin irritation 26%
inflammation of the stomach 28%
rashes dry 26%
medicinal colitis 27%
red papules 26%
peptic ulcer 7% 34%
dry rashes on the palms 26%
dysentery 27%
streptococcal infections 25%
rectal bleeding 27%
dryness of the scalp 25%
impaired gastric function 27%
common rashes 25%
nodular erythema 26%
internal irritation 25%
intestinal polyp 26%
dry skin 24%
consequences of surgery 26%
dry skin on the palms 24%
diarrhea 7% 33%
andrews ' pustular bacteroid 24%
polyps of the colon 25%
dry skin on the legs 23%
tumors of the rectum 25%
dry palms 23%
polyps 25%
dry seborrhea 23%
cholangitis 25%
papules 23%
history of laparoscopic surgery 24%
thin skin 23%
acute dysentery 24%
exudative psoriasis 23%
pain due to flatulence 24%
redness of the joints 23%
stomach bloating strong 23%
dermatitis 22%
bloating 23%
acrodermatitis allopo 22%
pus in feces 23%
red spots on the skin 22%
pain in the left half of the abdomen 23%
large fruit 22%
ileit 23%
rashes red spots 22%
loss body weight 23%
radiation therapy 21%
rapid weight loss 23%
skin spots 21%
rheumatic uveitis 23%
dry rash on the body 21%
bowel cancer 23%
irritation in the morning 21%
blood in feces 9% 32%
the rashes are pink 21%
periods of exacerbation 7% 30%
red rash on the legs 21%
unformed feces 7% 29%
chronic arthritis 21%
often abdominal pain 22%
rashes on his legs 21%
abscess 22%
plaques on the elbows 20%
bleeding 6% 28%
carcinoid 20%
intestinal resection 22%
streptococci 20%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 8% 30%
seborrhea 20%
impaired function of the small intestine 22%
psoriasis on the knees 20%
crohn 17% 39%
minor exposure 20%
metastases 21%
basal 20%
abdominal pain 6% 27%
psoriasis elbows 20%
restorative and reconstructive operations 21%
inflammation near the nail 20%
hypoproteinemia 21%
epithelioma 20%
heaviness in the anus 21%
psoriasis behind the ears 20%
chronic dysentery 21%
rashes on the palms 20%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 7% 28%
rashes of the sole 20%
duodenitis 21%
polymorbidity 19%
diarrhea with gases 20%
severe dryness of the skin 19%
frequent stools 20%
rash on the scalp 19%
intestinal abscess 20%
dermatosis 19%
bacterial dysentery 20%
red palms 19%
insufficiency of the anal sphincter 20%
skin cancer 19%
dehydration 20%
rash on the elbows 19%
microscopic colitis 20%
acrodermatitis 19%
area stool several times a day 19%
red feet 19%
cytomegalovirus 19%
red legs 19%
hypertrophy biliary tract 19%
rash on the wrists 19%
opportunistic infections 19%
rashes on the knees 19%
bloating pain 19%
body skin dry 18%
digestion bloating 19%
itchy skin 18%
abdominal pain on the left 19%
arthritis with pain 18%
rectal cancer 19%
takes methotrexate 29% 9%
profuse diarrhea 19%
small rash 17%
there are no complaints 6% 25%
onychodystrophy 17%
blood diseases 6% 25%
red rash on the body 17%
pseudomembranous colitis 19%
skin is coming off 17%
stool with gases 18%
dry crusts on the head 17%
spicy food 18%
scaly rashes 17%
effects of hormone 18%
red plaques on the skin 17%
stool in the morning 18%
arthritis of the foot 17%
spastic abdominal pain 18%
positive antibodies to hepatitis b 17%
abundant stool 18%
rashes behind the ears 17%
intestinal ulcer 18%
violation of carbohydrate metabolism 16%
allergic gastritis 18%
lymphosarcoma 16%
intoxication 18%
head seborrhea 16%
acute sigmoiditis 18%
rash on the body 16%
ankylosing spondylitis 18%

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