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Results: Differences General	✘Allergic cheilitis	✘Superficial pyoderma
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 30%(2) 8%(1) General blood test 20%(1) 8%(1) Dental check-up 23%(0) — Elements and vitamins 23%(1) — Measurements at the reception 22%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
delayed speech development	65%	—
rash pustules	—	99%
actinic cheilitis	63%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	72%
exfoliative cheilitis	63%	—
rashes on the face	—	47%
children's speech	63%	—
does not tolerate objections	—	40%
red lips	58%	—
rashes on the face purulent	—	38%
loss body weight	45%	—
formation chronic nasal	—	30%
rapid weight loss	45%	—
rashes itchy	—	25%
burning lips	45%	—
pyoderma	—	22%
red warts	45%	—
impetigo	—	20%
allergy to fruit	45%	—
common rashes	—	20%
cheilitis	63%	16%
blisters	—	19%
allergy to the sun	44%	—
streptococci	—	19%
red lip	59%	15%
rashes in the corners of the mouth	—	18%
lip pain	40%	—
crack of the red lip border	—	17%
musician	40%	—
congestion in the corners of the mouth	—	17%
allergy to citrus	40%	—
which are covered with crusts	—	16%
peeling lips	40%	—
panaritium	—	14%
allergy	39%	—
bullous dermatitis	—	14%
swelling of the lips	39%	—
andrews ' pustular bacteroid	—	14%
itchy lips	36%	—
swelling of the toe	—	13%
dry warts	35%	—
rashes dry	—	13%
main complaint is allergy	35%	—
diaper rash	—	13%
verruciform epidermodysplasia	32%	—
red rash	—	12%
allergic	30%	—
severe itchy rashes	—	12%
swelling with itching	28%	—
combination skin	—	12%
consequences of taking medications	27%	—
red palms	—	11%
allergy to chemicals	27%	—
rashes of the sole	—	11%
drug allergy	26%	—
red rash on the legs	—	11%
increased sensitivity	25%	—
pain in the toes	—	11%
allergic swelling	24%	—
botryomycoma	—	11%
allergy to the skin	23%	—
inflammation of the appendages	—	11%
drug disease	23%	—
red feet	—	11%
warts	22%	—
nasolabial folds	—	11%
bedsores	22%	—
rash on the fingers	—	11%
mucous hyperemia	22%	—
papules	—	11%
needs support	22%	—
swelling of the fingers	—	11%
gangrene	21%	—
swelling of the wrists	—	11%
allergy to medications	21%	—
severe itching of the skin	—	10%
dry	35%	12%
pain in the fingers	—	10%
dermatitis	34%	11%
red legs	—	10%
needs attention	20%	—
leg pain with edema	—	10%
reddening of the skin	20%	—
swelling of the feet	—	10%
scratch	20%	—
crusts on the skin	—	10%
inflammation	35%	14%
abrasion	—	10%
peptic ulcer	19%	—
rashes with peeling	—	10%
decreased concentration of attention	19%	—
rash in the mouth	—	10%
increased	21%	1%
rash on the limbs	—	10%
oncology	16%	—
rash on the torso	—	10%
there are no complaints	16%	—
inflammatory skin changes	—	10%
need support	15%	—
swelling from a bite	—	9%
patient's condition	15%	—
skin compaction	—	9%
allergy to perfumes	15%	—
small rash	—	9%
swelling	24%	7%
pain in the wrists	—	9%
pain in the mouth	23%	9%
pain in the foot	—	9%
burning of the skin	23%	9%
skin problems	32%	41%
burning itching	24%	10%
overwork	—	8%
peeling	22%	9%
general intoxication syndrome	—	8%
burns	20%	8%
beriberi	—	8%
soreness of the skin	18%	7%
swelling of the legs	—	8%
itchy skin	20%	11%
intoxication	—	7%
dermatosis	23%	16%
childhood diseases	—	7%
hormonal disorders	—	7%
lowered	—	6%

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