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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Pink lichen of GibertSmall - plaque parapsoriasis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 44%(5)
Histological studies 6%(0)31%(0)
Other hormones 10%(1)27%(1)
Elements and vitamins 30%(1)
Measurements at the reception 5%(0)20%(0)
General urine test 24%(0)
Infection tests 10%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 12%100%
pitiriasis 98%
impulsiveness 84%
lichen 93%
outbursts of anger 79%
pink lichen gibera 38%
flash screams in anger 79%
rash on the limbs 15%
responsible 69%
peeling 67% 51%
changeable mood 7% 73%
pityriasis 13%
aggressive 65%
syphilis 13%
burning of the skin 60%
take it, take it 11%
burns 57%
secondary syphilis 11%
fungal mycosis 54%
pink lichen in a child 11%
emotional 6% 60%
itching of the vagina 10%
rashes on the inner surface of the thighs 48%
sweat irritating 10%
helminths 48%
there is no herpes 10%
soreness of the skin 47%
itching of the scalp 10%
peeling of the skin on the hands 44%
hyperpigmentation 10%
burning itching 44%
itching of female genitals 10%
dry plaques on the skin 43%
sweating is increased 10%
small - plaque parapsoriasis 43%
genital itching 10%
rashes on the sides 43%
liebman-sachs endocarditis 10%
rashes of the upper body 42%
parvovirus infection 9%
peeling of the skin on the legs 41%
endocarditis 9%
lymphoma 41%
chatty 9%
dry skin 40%
lichen in children 9%
patient's condition 40%
severe itching of the skin 9%
frequent caries 40%
sweaty baby 8%
fungus 39%
worse in violation of the diet 8%
internal itching 38%
exanthema 8%
dry skin itching 38%
irritate children 8%
rashes on the shoulders 38%
skin tender 8%
dry skin peeling 37%
eccentricity 8%
skin spots 7% 44%
papular urticaria 8%
rashes on thighs 37%
consequences of acute respiratory 8%
round rashes 37%
prurigo 8%
blue belly 36%
onset of illness 8%
papules 8% 43%
urolithiasis 7%
rashes on the chest 34%
streptococci 7%
rashes on the hands and feet 34%
a lot of medicines 7%
chronic tonsillitis 34%
feeling of bruising 6%
inflammation 7% 40%
rashes symmetrical 6%
dry 33%
skin irritation 6%
sudden onset 32%
consequences of infection 6%
rash on the abdomen 32%
blood diseases 6%
thick skin 32%
herpes 5%
rashes on the hands 31%
conservative 5%
tooth decay 31%
reddening of the skin 5%
rashes on his legs 30%
attacks of pain 4%
tonsillitis 30%
impaired lung function 4%
skin atrophy 30%
drug disease 4%
purulent rashes on the skin 30%
oncology 29%
neutrophilosis 29%
pink spots on the skin 11% 40%
brown pigmentation after rashes 28%
brown spots on the skin 28%
lowered 28%
swelling from a bite 28%
rash pustules 28%
large - plaque parapsoriasis 27%
cyanosis 26%
frequent colds 26%
allergy 6% 32%
suppuration of the skin 25%
leukocytosis 25%
hematuria 24%
itchy skin 12% 36%
hormonal disorders 23%
history of surgery 5% 28%
there are no complaints 22%
cancer 22%
skin problems 14% 36%
dermatosis 8% 30%
angioplasty 21%
consequences of taking medications 20%
increased 20%
rashes with peeling 15% 33%
periodic illness 4% 22%
pink spots 20% 38%
swelling 4% 22%
rash on the torso 15% 32%
the rashes are pink 20% 32%

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