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Results: Differences General ✘Poikiloderma✘Piebaldism
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 92%(2)45%(0)
General blood test 36%(2)45%(1)
Elements and vitamins —71%(6)
Autoimmune markers —43%(2)
Measurements at the reception 35%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 99%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
increased alt 92% —
leukoderma — 94%
skin atrophy 66% —
piebaldism — 74%
parapsoriasis 63% —
vitamin b3 increased — 71%
papules 49% —
a history of organ transplantation — 67%
parchment skin 42% —
early gray — 67%
red lichen planus 39% —
spots on the back — 66%
fungal mycosis 38% —
localization of the main complaint: legs — 62%
there is a fever in the whole body 38% —
pathological intoxication — 60%
thin hair 37% —
leprosy — 57%
onychodystrophy 37% —
rash on the forehead — 57%
main complaint is high fever 36% —
vitamin increased — 57%
dermatomyositis 36% —
rash forearms — 56%
fungal skin lesion 35% —
vitamin e increased — 56%
lymphogranulomatosis 34% —
spots on the abdomen — 55%
feeling of bruising 33% —
albinism — 53%
skin lymphoma 33% —
rashes on the back — 52%
lichen 33% —
wounds heal poorly — 51%
from eating better 33% —
scratch — 50%
rashes with peeling 33% —
responsible — 49%
red hands 33% —
wrist injury — 48%
dermatomycosis 33% —
rash on the scalp — 48%
feeling of heat 32% —
vitiligo, says a lot — 48%
face is red 32% —
skin diseases of newborns — 47%
lymphocytosis 31% —
rash back — 47%
red legs 31% —
rashes on the chest — 46%
frequent antibiotics 31% —
rashes of the sole — 46%
high temperature 31% —
intoxication of alcohol — 43%
hyperpigmentation 30% —
rash on the wrists — 43%
purulent rashes on the skin 30% —
antinuclear antibodies — 43%
onset of illness 30% —
wound — 43%
peeling 29% —
rash on the abdomen — 43%
malignant lymphoma 29% —
rashes on the hands — 42%
bruise 29% —
hypochromia — 41%
skin cancer 28% —
closed — 41%
rash pustules 28% —
rashes on the head — 40%
illness after hypothermia 28% —
rashes on his legs — 40%
low body temperature 28% —
skin overgrowth — 39%
very correct 28% —
common rashes — 39%
cataract 28% —
hair loss — 39%
lymphoma 28% —
inflammation — 38%
feeling the heat in the skin 27% —
leg injury — 38%
open person 27% —
syphilis — 36%
s eyes cloudy 27% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 33%
worse from the heat 27% —
anemia — 32%
fungus 27% —
impaired lung function — 30%
pedantry 26% —
consequences of infection — 29%
intolerance to drugs 26% —
childhood diseases — 29%
suppuration of the skin 25% —
systemic scleroderma 31% 59%
family man 25% —
trauma — 28%
dystrophy 24% —
history of surgery 34% 52%
drug allergy 24% —
skin spots 51% 68%
not enough time 24% —
endocarditis 38% 52%
increased sensitivity 23% —
liebman-sachs endocarditis 40% 54%
presses 23% —
small rash 28% 38%
angiopathy 22% —
systemic lupus erythematosus 30% 40%
lowered 20% —
reddening of the skin 26% 35%
oncology 14% —
drug disease 21% 29%
brown pigmentation after rashes 49% 38%
consequences of taking medications 20% 27%
brown spots on the skin 48% 37%
increased 19% 26%
patient's condition 45% 38%
skin problems 46% 48%

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