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Results: Differences General ✘Warty tuberculosis of the skin✘Tuberculosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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tuberculosis of the skin 64% 21%
increased systolic pressure — 85%
localization of the main complaint: legs 35% —
increased ldh — 59%
rashes back of the wrist 33% —
diastolic hypertension — 49%
leishmaniasis 30% —
normostenic — 40%
bruises on the legs 30% —
tuberculosis of the kidneys — 34%
rash on the lower leg 29% —
inguinal hernia on the left — 34%
lymph nodes are solid 28% —
hepatitis — 34%
sociopath 28% —
viral hepatitis — 33%
croup 26% —
bronchoadenitis — 33%
rashes of the sole 26% —
tuberculosis of the intra-thoracic lymph nodes — 33%
red hands 25% —
tuberculosis in the anamnesis — 32%
rash on the wrists 25% —
tuberculosis in children — 31%
crusts on the skin 24% —
disseminated tuberculosis — 31%
rashes on the hands 24% —
genital tuberculosis — 30%
rashes on his legs 23% —
focal pulmonary tuberculosis — 30%
tonsillitis 23% —
smokes — 29%
skin overgrowth 22% —
pale skin — 29%
the skin is dark 21% —
hematuria — 28%
round rashes 28% 5%
tuberculosis of the joints — 28%
illness from stress 20% —
consequences of taking medications — 28%
beriberi 20% —
patient's condition — 27%
stress 18% —
history of appendectomy — 27%
tuberculosis 44% 25%
gray plaque on her tongue — 26%
bruise 22% 4%
denies it — 26%
clear boundaries 21% 4%
bronchial tuberculosis — 25%
protein with increased 20% 4%
tuberculosis of bones — 25%
open person 21% 5%
tuberculous pleurisy — 25%
small rash 22% 6%
lymphocytosis — 25%
scarring 26% 10%
effects of chemotherapy — 24%
tuberculosis of the liver 30% 15%
vaccination — 24%
does not tolerate pain 19% 5%
tuberculous meningitis — 24%
suppuration of the skin 19% 6%
tuberculosis intoxication — 23%
papules 33% 20%
wound — 23%
skin problems 28% 17%
lymphopenia — 23%
red papules 23% 12%
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis — 22%
dry 18% 8%
overlaid tongue — 22%
red rash 20% 11%
fracture of the lower leg — 22%
the Mantoux reaction 37% 28%
caseous pneumonia — 22%
fighting 19% 10%
impaired lung function — 22%
recovery period 17% 12%
sputum — 21%
stage of recovery 17% 12%
STDs — 21%
consequences of infection 23% 19%
cough — 21%
allergy 25% 21%
low level of health — 21%
silicotuberculosis 36% 32%
consequences of BCG — 20%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes — 20%
acute viral hepatitis — 20%
tuberculosis of the spine — 20%
lot of antibiotics — 20%
radiation therapy — 19%
high temperature — 19%
patient is motionless — 19%
papillitis — 19%
inguinal hernia — 19%
radiation damage — 19%
acute hepatitis — 19%
sputum with blood — 19%
swelling of the feet — 19%
increased 21% 40%
alcohol is abusing — 18%
pleurisy — 18%
impaired kidney function — 18%
intoxication — 18%
bradycardia — 18%
drug disease — 18%
allergies in children — 17%
reaction to BCG — 17%
feeling of heat — 17%
increased pressure in the morning — 17%
there are no complaints — 17%
destructive (cavernous) tuberculosis — 17%
joint diseases — 17%
bone defects — 17%
arthritis — 17%
pneumonia — 17%
bronchial lesion — 17%
oncology — 17%
lowered 15% 32%
damage to the nervous system — 16%
increased ESR — 16%
infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis — 16%
state of exacerbation — 16%
consequences of vaccinations — 16%
onset of illness — 16%
hiv — 16%
corneal precipitates — 16%
tuberculosis of the bladder — 16%
urolithiasis — 16%
tuberculosis of the kidneys and urinary tract — 15%
gastrointestinal problems — 15%
enlarged lymph nodes — 15%
inflammation of the kidneys — 15%
general tension — 15%
joint destruction — 15%
cirrhotic pulmonary tuberculosis — 15%
pain chest — 15%
respiratory insufficiency — 15%
calcification — 15%
a lot of medicines — 14%
tuberculosis in relatives — 14%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 14%
lung gangrene — 14%
flies in front of the eyes — 14%
fibrosis of the lungs — 14%
without dynamics — 14%
alcoholism — 14%
ureteral stricture — 14%
tuberculosis of the eyes — 14%
pneumothorax — 14%
night sweating — 13%
excessive sweating at night — 13%
general intoxication syndrome — 13%
strong cough — 13%
blood diseases — 13%
liver problems — 13%
chronic respiratory failure — 13%
joint pain — 13%
short height — 13%
gradual deterioration of the condition — 12%
delayed reaction — 12%
expectorates mucus — 12%
hydrothorax — 12%
alcohol dependence — 12%
allergy to antibiotics — 12%
atelectasis — 12%
peritonitis — 12%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency — 12%
no appetite — 12%
addiction — 12%
heart dysfunction — 12%
blue under the eyes — 12%
tonic epididymitis — 12%
postvaccinal reaction — 12%
sensitive child — 12%
fistula — 12%
pleurisy in children — 12%
intra-abdominal abscesses — 12%
dark eyes — 12%
imbalance — 11%
pionephrosis — 11%
ascites — 11%
secondary glaucoma — 11%
impaired arterial function — 11%
liquid sputum — 11%
acute condition — 11%
osteitis — 11%
nose pulmonary heart — 11%
heart failure — 11%
acute pain — 11%
subfebrility — 11%
dyspnea — 11%
purulent peritonitis — 11%
loss body weight — 11%
necrosis — 11%
rapid weight loss — 11%
acute iritis — 11%
contractures of the joints — 11%

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