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Results: Differences General	✘K14.0	✘L03.9
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 1%(1) 100%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	28%
burning of the tongue	6%	—
phlegmon	1%	23%
spots on the tongue	5%	—
wound inflammation	—	21%
tongue with tooth impressions	4%	—
streptococci	—	21%
pain in the tongue	4%	—
reddening of the skin	—	20%
glossitis	3%	—
suppuration of the skin	—	19%
overlaid tongue	3%	—
staphylococcus aureus	—	18%
white plaque on the tongue	3%	—
blisters	—	18%
black tongue	2%	—
congestion purulent wounds	—	18%
geographic tongue	2%	—
thirst with fever	—	17%
erysipelas	—	17%
soreness of the skin	—	17%
wound	1%	17%
skin problems	—	16%
redness of the shins	—	15%
children 's roseola	—	15%
spasm when urinating	—	15%
bronchitis in childhood	—	14%
dog bite	—	14%
feeling of heat	—	14%
microbial eczema	—	14%
swelling from a bite	—	14%
enlarged lymph nodes	—	14%
temperature with chills	—	14%
inflammatory infiltrate	—	14%
history of surgery	1%	15%
high fever	—	13%
clear boundaries	—	13%
dermatitis	—	13%
epiglottitis	—	13%
chills	—	13%
penicillin allergy	—	13%
epiglottitis in children	—	13%
pus in the throat	—	12%
sweat with chills	—	12%
fever with sweating	—	12%
chills weakness	—	12%
severe chills	—	12%
chills with sweating	—	12%
purulent bronchitis	—	12%
bronchitis in children	—	12%
respiratory spasm	—	12%
inflammation of larynx	—	12%
it hurts to touch the skin	—	11%
changes in urine	—	11%
childhood diseases	—	11%
oliguria	—	11%
onset of illness	—	11%
I'm being controlled	—	11%
acute allergic reactions	—	11%
red legs	—	11%
exanthema	—	11%
hemophilic infection	—	11%
high temperature	—	11%
surgical infections	—	11%
febrile body temperature	—	11%
peptic ulcer	1%	12%
acrocyanosis	—	11%
subcutaneous edema	—	11%
allergy to antibiotics	—	11%
weak breathing	—	11%
eczema	—	11%
angiopathy	—	11%
dermatitis and eczema	—	11%
febrility	—	10%
lymphadenitis	—	10%
bronchitis	—	10%
ulcers on the skin	—	10%
there is a fever in the whole body	—	10%
dermatosis	—	10%
wet skin	—	10%
frequent headaches	—	10%
Common symptoms are weakness	—	10%
type 1 diabetes mellitus	—	10%
intoxication	1%	11%
wound postoperative	—	10%
positive	—	10%
painful urination	—	10%
consequences of infection	1%	11%
soft tissue abscess	1%	11%
jaundice	—	10%
fever weakness	—	10%
vascular spasm	—	10%
pain in the vessels of the head	—	10%
little urine	—	9%
fighting	—	9%
general weakness	—	9%
general intoxication syndrome	—	9%
hiv	—	9%
pain when touched	—	9%
rapid reaction	—	9%
bradycardia	—	9%
sweating is increased	—	9%
pain when breathing	—	9%
acute injury	—	9%
shortened cycle	—	9%
worse from the heat	—	9%
lack of breath	—	9%
lymph node damage	—	9%
papules	—	9%
increased	1%	10%
impaired arterial function	—	8%
acute pain	—	8%
consequences of surgery	—	8%
weakness after illness	—	8%
diabetes mellitus	—	8%
spasm	—	8%
dyspnea	—	8%
headaches	—	8%
up circulatory disorders	—	8%
oily skin	1%	9%
abscess	1%	9%
scratch	1%	9%
weakening of immunity	1%	9%
inflammation	8%	15%
allergy	1%	8%
swelling	1%	8%
immunodeficiency	1%	8%
worse with warming	—	7%
trauma	—	7%
patient's condition	—	7%
consequences of taking medications	—	7%
erysipeloid	—	7%
lowered	1%	7%

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