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Results: Differences General	✘Parvovirus infection	✘Smallpox rickettsiosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(14) 35%(0) Blood biochemistry 26%(6) 23%(5) Sex hormones 47%(1) — Coagulogram 16%(1) 23%(1) Infection tests 36%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	47%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
rashes itchy	37%	—
Mediterranean (Marseille) fever	—	63%
parvovirus infection	36%	—
bubbles on the skin	—	50%
red rashes with itching	34%	—
rickettsiosis	12%	61%
thalassemia	25%	—
chills in the morning	—	45%
anemia	25%	—
tick bite	—	44%
Like after the flu	23%	—
exanthema	10%	52%
myocarditis	22%	—
hypothermia is critical	—	40%
joint pain	21%	—
the skin is dark	—	37%
flu	21%	—
skin mite	12%	48%
blood diseases	21%	—
lymphadenitis	—	36%
weakening of immunity	20%	—
petechiae on the legs	—	36%
red rash on the chin	20%	—
rashes bubbles	—	36%
heart failure	20%	—
chickenpox	—	35%
there is heart failure	20%	—
papules	8%	42%
childhood diseases	20%	—
crusts on the skin	—	34%
aplastic anemia	20%	—
chills down the back	—	33%
polyhydramnios during pregnancy	20%	—
increased ESR	—	31%
rash on the cheeks	19%	—
leukopenia	—	31%
dropsy of the fetus	18%	—
dryness	—	31%
rocky mountain spotted fever	18%	—
conjunctiva red	—	30%
red rash on the cheeks	18%	—
wandering rashes	—	30%
senile itching	18%	—
rashes all over the body	—	29%
patient's condition	17%	—
a bump on the head	—	29%
viral myocarditis	17%	—
mononucleosis	—	28%
hepatitis	17%	—
red rash on the legs	—	28%
rash from the sun	17%	—
high fever	—	28%
mountain sickness	17%	—
migrating erythema	—	28%
rash on the buttocks	17%	—
decrease in ESR	—	28%
increased igg	17%	—
meningococcal infection	—	28%
scarlet	16%	—
nodular erythema	—	28%
increasing red spots	16%	—
inflammation of the lymph nodes of the neck	—	28%
red spots on the skin	16%	—
cervical lymphadenitis	—	28%
history of surgery	16%	—
pain in the muscles of the back	—	28%
chronic anemia	16%	—
red rash on the body	—	28%
rash on the torso	15%	—
infectious mononucleosis	—	28%
posttransfusion complications	15%	—
thrombocytopenic purpura	—	27%
rashes on the chin	15%	—
scabs	—	27%
anemia, unspecified	15%	—
asleep typhus	—	27%
placentitis	15%	—
pasternatsky's symptom is positive	—	27%
gastrointestinal problems	15%	—
heaviness in the legs	—	27%
non-rheumatic carditis in children	15%	—
headache with chills	—	26%
often washes his hands	15%	—
feeling of heat in the back	—	26%
antenatal fetal death	15%	—
back pain in the morning	—	26%
antenatal death	15%	—
shift of leukocyte formula to left	—	26%
reticulocytopenia	14%	—
allergy to the sun	—	26%
death of a loved	14%	—
rashes of the sole	—	26%
death of relatives	14%	—
rashes on the palms	—	26%
soreness of the skin	14%	—
lack of sleep	—	25%
rash forearms	14%	—
acute back pain	—	25%
pain in the ankles	14%	—
red legs	—	25%
migrating larva	14%	—
headache pain in the morning	—	25%
miscarriage	14%	—
tension type headache	—	25%
rashes on the knees	14%	—
autoimmune thrombocytopenia	—	25%
rash on the forehead	14%	—
sjogren	—	25%
rubella	14%	—
high temperature	13%	38%
hypoproteinemia	14%	—
angiopathy	—	24%
pregnancy complications	13%	—
conjunctivitis	—	24%
feeling the heat in the skin	13%	—
pretending to be sick	—	24%
moderate condition	13%	—
petechiae	—	24%
sickle cell anemia	13%	—
fever with muscle pain	—	24%
swelling	13%	—
rash on the wrists	—	24%
pseudotuberculosis	13%	—
headache tension	—	24%
jaundice	13%	—
tension in the spine	—	24%
kawasaki disease	13%	—
increased ast	—	23%
hepatitis c	13%	—
increased alt	—	23%
serum sickness	13%	—
headache with fever	—	23%
pregnancy is 8 weeks	13%	—
tension in the head	—	23%
purulent rash on the cheeks	12%	—
tonsillitis	—	23%
underdevelopment	12%	—
headache at temperature	—	23%
hemochromatosis of the heart	12%	—
thrombocytopenia	12%	35%
cheeks are red	12%	—
enlarged lymph nodes	—	22%
hemoglobinopathies	12%	—
mucous hyperemia	—	22%
early development	12%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	—	22%
hepatitis c in children	12%	—
temperature with chills	—	22%
nodular periarteritis	12%	—
small-point rash	—	22%
skin spots	12%	—
keratitis	—	22%
round rashes	12%	—
enlargement of the liver and spleen	—	22%
serious condition	12%	—
feeling of heat in the head	—	22%
enterovirus infection	12%	—
low body temperature	—	21%
postpartum contractions	12%	—
severe headache neck pain	—	21%
yellow skin color	12%	—
hysteria	—	21%
cough with sneezing	12%	—
meningitis	—	21%
suppuration of the skin	12%	—
enlargement of the spleen	—	21%
allergy	11%	—
ulcers on the skin	—	21%
pain in all joints	11%	—
general tension	—	21%
viral diarrhea	11%	—
lymph node damage	—	21%
allergies in children	11%	—
rash on the body	10%	31%
pharyngitis	11%	—
dermatitis	—	20%
decrease in gamma globulins	11%	—
chills	—	20%
pain in the shins	11%	—
back pain	—	20%
placenta increment	11%	—
red rash	16%	36%
catarrh of the nasopharynx	11%	—
rashes on his legs	14%	33%
worse at noon	11%	—
muscle pain	—	19%
chronic heart failure	11%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	19%
thrombocytopenia in newborns	11%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	19%
rhinopharyngitis	11%	—
leukocytosis	—	19%
often sneezes	11%	—
hemorrhagic diathesis	—	19%
heart failure in children	11%	—
poor sleep	—	19%
anemia in children	11%	—
increased	15%	33%
allergic rash	10%	—
scarring	—	18%

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