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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Rilya 's melanosisHypovitaminosis A
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Sex hormones 44%(1)
General blood test 35%(4)
Distinctive symptoms
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toxic melasma 49%
chicken blindness 84%
worse from sunlight 40%
xerophthalmia 79%
hoffmann 's perifolliculitis 39%
dry skin 68%
follicular keratosis 33%
hypervitaminosis a 64%
worse from sun 33%
keratomalacia 64%
dark brown spots on the skin 32%
skin dystrophy 64%
lentigo 31%
number of miscarriages is reduced 64%
dilated capillaries 29%
retinal dystrophy 63%
dark spots on the skin 28%
pancreatic fibrosis 62%
rashes with peeling 28%
chronic urinary 59%
chronic headaches 28%
vitamin increased 59%
rough skin 27%
dystrophy 58%
nose headache from fatigue 26%
pyoderma in a child 57%
prolonged headaches 26%
giardiasis 57%
hyperpigmentation 26%
dryness 55%
brown spots on the skin 24%
rosehip 53%
brown pigmentation after rashes 24%
pancreatic cyst 53%
small rash 24%
problematic skin 53%
skin compaction 24%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 52%
improper nutrition 24%
itching of the scalp 52%
the skin is dark 23%
history of pancreatic surgery 52%
constant pain 22%
retinitis pigmentosa 51%
constant weakness 22%
dry skin peeling 51%
blue skin 22%
dryness of mucous membranes and skin 51%
drug allergy 21%
dyspepsia in children 51%
pain throughout the body 21%
biliary cirrhosis of the liver 51%
papules 21%
itchy skin 50%
skin spots 21%
celiac 50%
increased sensitivity 20%
sprue 50%
feeling of bruising 20%
no appetite 49%
headaches 20%
digestive disorders 49%
quickly gets tired 20%
corneal ulcer 48%
rapid weight loss 20%
flies in front of the eyes 48%
emaciation 20%
mucoviscidosis 48%
allergy 19%
anemia in children 47%
angioplasty 18%
habitual miscarriage 46%
eats often 45%
mucous membranes are pale 45%
chorioretinitis 45%
pregnancy 44%
appetite is poor 44%
change in appetite 44%
cholestasis 44%
delayed urination 44%
hepatosis fatty 43%
hepatoses 43%
often sick child 43%
need for fats 42%
liver atrophy 42%
pancreatic disease, unspecified 41%
beriberi 22% 63%
miscarriage 41%
pancreatopathy 41%
keratitis 40%
inflammation 40%
growth disorders in children 39%
stunting 39%
chronic anemia 39%
history of liver surgery 39%
cystic fibrosis 39%
cirrhosis of the liver 38%
malabsorption 38%
history of surgery 38%
lowered 17% 55%
inflammation of the kidneys 38%
ulcers on the skin 38%
pale skin 37%
little urine 37%
hypertrophy biliary tract 37%
enteropathy 37%
responsible 36%
oily skin 36%
caution 36%
frequent colds 36%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 35%
leukocytosis 35%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 34%
immunodeficiency 33%
anemia 33%
liver problems 32%
gastrointestinal problems 30%
consequences of surgery 30%
childhood diseases 30%
consequences of taking medications 28%
pyoderma 27% 44%
purulent rashes on the skin 25% 42%
hyperkeratosis 25% 42%
peeling 25% 41%
skin atrophy 25% 41%
rash pustules 24% 39%
suppuration of the skin 21% 35%
visual impairment 21% 34%
drug disease 18% 30%
skin problems 30% 41%
increased 17% 27%

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