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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Skin lymphocytomaGrover's disease
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 30%(0)36%(1)
General blood test 51%(0)
Histological studies 40%(0)
Coagulogram 33%(1)
Infection tests 19%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 76%
tick bite 65%
periodic illness 74%
skin mite 56%
dermatosis 27% 100%
itching ankle 53%
rashes on the sides 65%
skin cancer 51%
grover's disease 65%
pseudolymphomas of the skin 48%
sweating during exercise 64%
dermatitis 46%
hormonal ointments 60%
cancer 45%
state of exacerbation 55%
lyme 44%
stims 55%
skin lymphoma 43%
sweating is increased 54%
itching of the skin of the shins 43%
easily blushes 53%
brill's disease 41%
paraneoplastic syndrome 52%
follicular lymphoma 41%
chronic condition 52%
leukemides 41%
rashes itchy 45%
diffuse alopecia 41%
allergic rash 45%
ankle swelling 39%
loses thought 43%
bite sensation 39%
swelling from a bite 43%
hair loss throughout the body 39%
stereotypia 43%
history of surgery 39%
confusion of thoughts 43%
tuberculous lupus 38%
feeling the heat in the skin 41%
allergy to ticks 38%
changeable mood 41%
leukemia 38%
thoughts about the disease 41%
itching of the whole body 37%
red rash 40%
itchy facial skin 37%
lung pain 40%
lymphoma 37%
high fever 39%
sarcoidosis of the skin 36%
allergy 20% 59%
reactive arthritis 35%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 38%
insect bite 34%
confusion of consciousness 37%
itching of the skin on the legs 34%
drug allergy 37%
lymph node damage 34%
periods of exacerbation 37%
chronic lymphocytic 34%
gradual deterioration of the condition 37%
tuberculosis of the skin 34%
attacks of pain 35%
erythroderma 33%
increased sensitivity 35%
onychodystrophy 33%
feeling of heat 34%
radiation dermatitis 33%
high temperature 34%
blood diseases 33%
emotional 34%
swelling with itching 33%
papules 50% 83%
dermatitis unspecified 33%
damage to the nervous system 33%
non-Hodgkin's lymphoma 32%
drug disease 32%
arthritis 32%
increased 30%
eosinophilic granuloma 32%
skin problems 42% 70%
doesn 't count well 32%
itchy skin 33% 55%
lymphocytic 32%
itching constant 30% 51%
radiation therapy 32%
skin is coming off 30% 49%
radiation damage 31%
chronic granulomatous disease 27% 45%
itching of the body 31%
red papules 28% 46%
epithelioma 30%
wound 21% 35%
allergy to the sun 30%
joint diseases 30%
basal 30%
the feeling of a wound 30%
rashes with peeling 30%
carcinoid 30%
skin irritation 28%
baldness 28%
sarcoidosis 28%
the surface is smooth 28%
swelling of the whole body 27%
lipoidosis 27%
hair loss 27%
feeling of fullness 26%
liebman-sachs endocarditis 26%
small rash 26%
peeling 26%
vaccination 25%
endocarditis 25%
rashes on the face 25%
hallucinations 25%
clear boundaries 24%
swelling of the legs 24%
lymphosarcoma 24%
reddening of the skin 24%
oily skin 24%
tuberculosis 23%
destructive behavior 23%
benign neoplasms 22%
helps others 21%
acute condition 21%
surgical infections 21%
consequences of surgery 20%
swelling 20%
onset of illness 19%
consequences of taking medications 18%
oncology 41% 31%
inflammation 41% 31%

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