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Results: Differences General ✘Trophic ulcer✘Erysipelas
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —22%(9)
Blood biochemistry —17%(3)
Other hormones 8%(1)6%(1)
Infection tests —11%(0)
Measurements at the reception 2%(0)5%(0)
Diagnoses and prescriptions —6%(0)
General inspection —5%(0)
Coprogram —4%(1)
Coagulogram —4%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%26%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 3%100%
peptic ulcer 69% 13%
forgetfulness lately — 47%
necrosis 65% 14%
swelling of the legs — 46%
ulcers on the shins 46% 8%
elephantiasis — 43%
ulcer on the leg 33% 18%
responsive — 37%
swelling of the shins 10% —
cannot relax — 33%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 10% —
varicose veins of the legs 18% 47%
metabolic syndrome 8% —
stiffness in the back — 29%
soaking eczema 5% —
swelling 2% 30%
superficial veins 5% —
reddening of the skin — 28%
patient is motionless 4% —
impaired venous function 11% 38%
arthritis of the ankle joint 4% —
venous mesh on legs 13% 39%
purulent periostitis 4% —
aggressiveness if interfered — 26%
pain in the foot 4% —
tension in the spine — 26%
heel pain 4% —
veins swelling on the legs 14% 39%
dislocation of the ankle joint 4% —
thinking about life — 25%
varicose ulcers 4% —
muscle weakness — 25%
heaviness in the calves 4% —
desire for flour — 25%
post - thrombophlebitic syndrome 4% —
likes sweets — 25%
skin problems 20% 14%
increased sensitivity — 24%
hyperpigmentation 3% —
erysipelas recurrent — 24%
contracture 3% —
increased — 24%
burning itching 3% —
streptodermia — 23%
worse standing 3% —
chronic condition — 22%
illness after hypothermia 3% —
pain in the shins 3% 24%
strong character 3% —
erysipelas on the leg — 21%
dislocation 3% —
blisters — 20%
cramps at night 3% —
erysipelas — 20%
brown pigmentation after rashes 3% —
streptococci — 19%
brown spots on the skin 3% —
pain in the knees — 19%
deep vein thrombosis 3% —
muscle tension — 18%
limps 3% —
epidemic pemphigus of newborns — 18%
feeling of puffiness 3% —
pyoderma — 18%
smell of pus 3% —
trophic ulcer 7% 24%
sensations in the legs 3% —
purulent lymphadenitis — 17%
dry eczema 3% —
streptococcal infections — 17%
sedentary work 3% —
common rashes — 17%
traumatic arthritis 3% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 17%
dislocation of the foot 3% —
microbial eczema 4% 21%
cold legs 3% —
vesiculopustulosis in newborns — 16%
periosteal inflammation 3% —
paralysis — 16%
arthritis of the foot 3% —
lymphadenitis — 16%
heaviness in the legs 3% —
impetigo — 16%
scabs 3% —
stiffness in the joints — 16%
easily blushes 3% —
ostiofolliculitis — 16%
ulcer penetration 3% —
dermatomycosis — 15%
constantly moving 2% —
itchy eczema — 15%
fighting 2% —
fungal skin lesion — 15%
traumatic illness 2% —
visual impairment — 15%
arthritis 2% —
high temperature — 15%
worse during meals 2% —
rash pustules — 15%
worse food 2% —
staphyloderma — 15%
oncology 2% —
lymph node damage — 15%
hormonal disorders 2% —
liebman-sachs endocarditis — 15%
red rash — 15%
periodic illness — 14%
rashes itchy — 14%
red lip — 14%
endocarditis — 14%
dermatosis 3% 17%
pain in the legs 4% 18%
veins bloating 13% 26%
hot to the touch — 13%
rash at night — 13%
pemphigoid — 13%
scarlet — 13%
deep pyoderma — 13%
hydradenitis — 12%
it hurts to touch the skin — 12%
pain when touched — 12%
cellulite — 12%
soreness of axillary lymph nodes — 12%
vulgar ektima — 12%
eczema 5% 17%
dermatitis and eczema 6% 18%
vesicular dermatitis — 12%
tongue is red — 11%
pounds — 11%
red dots — 11%
paronychia — 11%
pseudofurunculosis — 11%
periods of exacerbation — 11%
purulent rashes on the skin — 11%
epidermophytia — 11%
chronic eczema — 11%
serious condition — 11%
folliculitis — 11%
fungus in the ears — 11%
rubromycosis — 11%
toxic shock syndrome — 11%
high fever — 11%
boil — 11%
group streptococcus antigens positive — 11%
diabetes mellitus — 11%
childhood diseases — 11%
vulgar sycosis — 11%
allergy — 11%
headaches — 11%
patient's condition 3% 14%
febrile body temperature — 10%
pain in the side of the neck — 10%
headache tension — 10%
furunculosis — 10%
abrasion — 10%
atopic dermatitis — 10%
eczema nipples — 10%
skin dirty — 10%
the feeling of a wound — 10%
spots on the tongue — 10%
pain in the armpit — 10%
chills — 10%
acute radiation sickness — 10%
pneumonia of the elderly — 10%
inflammation 4% 14%
marginal periodontitis — 10%
febrility — 10%
subfebrility — 10%
swelling of the hands — 10%
dermatitis on the hands — 10%
fungus 2% 12%
drug disease — 9%
headache with weakness — 9%
pyoderma in a child — 9%
allergy to the skin — 9%
wound inflammation — 9%
more often in old age — 9%
swelling of the extremities — 9%
swelling from a bite — 9%
pink throat — 9%
onset of illness — 9%
redness around the mouth — 9%
streptococcal tonsillitis — 9%
crack in the middle of the upper lip — 9%
allergic rash — 9%
tension in the head — 9%
dilated veins on the face — 9%
dermatitis on the legs — 9%
fever with delirium — 9%
headache at temperature — 9%
chronic parodontitis — 9%
bacterial pneumonia — 9%
rashes bubbles — 9%
necrotizing fasciitis — 9%
varicose veins of the foot — 9%
history of surgery 3% 12%
cracks of the upper lip — 9%
rash on the tongue — 9%
frequent caries — 9%

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