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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General LeucodermaPink lichen of Gibert
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 32%(0)
Infection tests 19%(0)11%(0)
Histological studies 9%(0)6%(0)
Autoimmune markers 14%(2)
Elements and vitamins 13%(3)
Other hormones 11%(1)
General inspection 10%(0)
Blood biochemistry 10%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 93%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
skin spots 100% 10%
pitiriasis 97%
areas of depigmentation of the skin 86%
lichen 20% 93%
desire to be the center of attention 64%
peeling 13% 67%
deterioration from humidity 50%
pink lichen gibera 40%
worse from cold damp 50%
pink spots 24%
worse from damp 49%
rashes with peeling 19%
skin white spots 48%
rash on the limbs 16%
sleep restless 47%
rash on the torso 16%
leukoderma 47%
pink spots on the skin 16%
white skin 44%
pityriasis 14%
leprosy 37%
itchy skin 13%
pedantry 30%
parapsoriasis 13%
focal scleroderma 29%
take it, take it 12%
hypochromia 29%
flaky red spots 12%
common rashes 28%
secondary syphilis 12%
pigmentation on the body 28%
pink lichen in a child 12%
helminths 26%
itching of the scalp 11%
scleroderma 23%
sweat irritating 11%
skin overgrowth 22%
there is no herpes 11%
eosinophilia 19%
itching of the vagina 10%
wasserman's reaction is positive 19%
sweating is increased 10%
dermatitis 19%
genital itching 10%
dermatitis and eczema 19%
parvovirus infection 10%
thermal burns 18%
chatty 10%
scarring 18%
itching of female genitals 10%
eczema 18%
contact allergy 9%
rash on the body 17%
severe itching of the skin 9%
lowered 17%
exanthema 9%
increased 17%
onset of illness 9%
patient's condition 17%
worse in violation of the diet 9%
brown spots on the skin 27% 8%
red spots on the skin 9%
brown pigmentation after rashes 27% 8%
papules 9%
albinism 16%
lichen in children 9%
leukocytosis 15%
eccentricity 8%
radiation damage 15%
changeable mood 8%
fungal skin lesion 15%
streptococci 8%
crusts on the head 15%
prurigo 8%
wasserman syndrome 15%
papular urticaria 8%
marble skin 15%
red rash 8%
inflammatory skin changes 14%
dermatosis 8%
psoriasis 14%
skin tender 8%
scar inflammation 14%
small-point rash 8%
antinuclear antibodies 14%
irritate children 8%
dermatomycosis 14%
sweaty baby 8%
croup 14%
consequences of acute respiratory 8%
seborrhea 14%
mucous hyperemia 8%
skin atrophy 13%
feeling of bruising 7%
i've seen it somewhere 13%
stones in the bladder 7%
fungus 12%
rashes symmetrical 7%
everything is bad 12%
a lot of medicines 7%
oncology 12%
blood diseases 6%
increased ESR 12%
emotional 6%
swelling from a bite 12%
skin irritation 6%
caution 11%
allergy 6%
a history of organ transplantation 11%
herpes 5%
frequent colds 11%
reddening of the skin 5%
scratches 11%
conservative 5%
oily skin 11%
attacks of pain 5%
The skin is not 11%
impaired lung function 4%
syphilis 26% 13%
swelling 4%
wounds heal poorly 11%
drug disease 4%
the fast man 10%
metabolic disorder 10%
subacute condition 10%
hormonal disorders 10%
wound 10%
angioplasty 9%
inflammation 17% 7%
liebman-sachs endocarditis 17% 10%
history of surgery 12% 6%
endocarditis 16% 10%
skin problems 20% 15%
zinc 13% 9%

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