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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Oleogranuloma of the penisFox-Fordyce disease
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Sex hormones 39%(2)
General blood test 30%(1)
Ultrasound of the organ 23%(0)
General inspection 17%(0)
Measurements at the reception 16%(0)
Infection tests 16%(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%
oleogranuloma of the penis 100%
rashes itchy 79%
curvature of the penis 55%
itching during pregnancy 69%
penile cancer 48%
itchy skin 67%
swelling of genitals 46%
severe itching of the skin 66%
pain in the penis 45%
better before menstruation 62%
gangrene of the penis 45%
pubic itch 62%
genital pain in men 44%
itching under the armpits 62%
lymphostasis 43%
rash on the labia 59%
donovanosis 38%
rashes in the navel 59%
erection painful 37%
crusts on the head 58%
genital neoplasms 37%
itching in the folds of the skin 54%
fistula 35%
itching of the nipples 53%
paraphimosis 35%
main complaint itching 51%
STDs 33%
pubic rashes 50%
penis size 32%
dermatosis 49%
scarring 32%
rashes on the scrotum 48%
balanoposthitis in boys 31%
itching of the skin of the chest 48%
lymph outflow disorders 31%
itching in the chest 48%
necrosis 30%
hormonal disorders 47%
swelling 29%
problematic skin 46%
ulcers on the skin 29%
improvement during menstruation 46%
scar pain 28%
thyroid diseases 45%
impotence 28%
rash in the armpit area 44%
neglect 27%
teenage pregnancy 44%
denies it 27%
scaly rashes 43%
suppuration of the skin 27%
rash on the scalp 42%
trophic ulcer 26%
itching of the skin of the abdomen 42%
peptic ulcer 26%
worse during menstruation 41%
loves himself 26%
rashes on the chest 40%
inflammatory skin changes 25%
seborrhea 39%
scar inflammation 25%
greasy hair 39%
the effects of anxiety 24%
3 trimester of pregnancy 39%
weak erection 24%
rash on the abdomen 38%
suppuration with fistulas 24%
ovarian dysfunction 37%
a history of plastic surgery 24%
dense tumor 37%
anxiety disorders in children 24%
dermatitis and eczema 37%
cancer 24%
crusts on the skin 37%
swelling of the whole body 23%
eczema 36%
feeling lonely 23%
violation of thyroid function 36%
thermal burns 23%
deterioration during pregnancy 36%
skin cancer 22%
menstruation disorder 35%
inflammation 22%
rashes on the head 35%
inflammatory infiltrate 22%
hyperkeratosis 35%
skin compaction 22%
3 pregnancy 34%
syphilis 21%
brown spots on the skin 33%
gangrene 21%
hemorrhages on the skin 33%
painful swelling 21%
brown pigmentation after rashes 33%
lowered 21%
closes 32%
criticality 20%
oily skin 31%
rashes on the penis 73% 51%
appendages of the uterus 31%
pain throughout the body 19%
traumatic illness 30%
anxiety 19%
skin spots 30%
does not tolerate pain 19%
female pelvic organs 28%
dystrophy 19%
wound 27%
patient is motionless 19%
pregnancy 26%
unspecified mental disorders 18%
skin problems 36% 55%
CHD 18%
papules 42% 58%
soreness of the skin 18%
effects of puberty 21% 32%
angiopathy 17%
dermatitis 20% 30%
heart dysfunction 17%
blood diseases 16%
childhood diseases 16%
patient's condition 15%
manipulation 15%
history of surgery 33% 23%

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