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Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘Paronychia	✘Chancroid
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 6%(0) 16%(0) General and visits 7%(0) — Measurements at the reception 6%(0) — General blood test 6%(1) — General inspection 6%(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%
lymphadenitis	84%	21%
STDs	—	53%
lymph node damage	83%	29%
hardening and pain in the lymph nodes	—	50%
panaritium	51%	—
legs go numb	—	45%
fungus	42%	—
corneal ulcer	—	37%
paronychia	33%	—
purulent corneal ulcer	—	36%
foot fungus	30%	—
syphilis in women	—	35%
epidermophytia	30%	—
painful appearance	—	35%
eczema with lymph node damage	27%	—
ulcer on the leg	—	35%
psoriasis	20%	—
peptic ulcer	10%	42%
eczema	19%	—
secondary syphilis	—	31%
inflammation near the nail	18%	—
hardening of lymph nodes	10%	40%
suppuration of the nail	16%	—
genital herpes	—	30%
abscess	16%	—
pain from herpes	—	29%
nails are layered	15%	—
bubbles are suppurating	—	29%
syphilis in the anamnesis	15%	—
syphilis	17%	46%
nails thickened	15%	—
anal fissures	—	28%
toenails are layered on the feet	14%	—
pain throughout the body	—	27%
thickened toenails	13%	—
sepsis	—	27%
streptococci	11%	—
the volume of blood loss is increased	—	27%
staphylococcus aureus	10%	—
severe chills	—	27%
streptococcal infections	10%	—
swelling of genitals	—	27%
nails brittle	10%	—
trophic ulcer	—	26%
candida fungi	10%	—
pain in the fingers	—	25%
legs thick	10%	—
rashes bubbles	—	25%
general swelling does	10%	—
bubbles on the skin	—	25%
nail fungus	10%	—
wound	—	25%
scarlet	9%	—
mucous membranes are pale	—	25%
dermatomycosis	9%	—
red spots on the skin	—	25%
candidiasis	9%	—
genital pain in women	—	25%
liver pain	8%	—
red papules	—	24%
pain in the veins	8%	—
growing pains	—	24%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	8%	—
it hurts to talk	—	24%
rash pustules	8%	—
porous skin	—	23%
trauma	8%	—
pain in the mouth	—	23%
thin skin	8%	—
pain in the rectum	—	23%
phlegmon	8%	—
pain in the fingers	—	23%
metastases	7%	—
pain in the wrists	—	23%
pain when touched	7%	—
keratitis	—	22%
weakening of immunity	7%	—
bleeding ulcer	—	22%
pulsates	7%	—
pain in the wound	—	22%
subacute condition	7%	—
pain in the lymph nodes	12%	34%
drug disease	6%	—
small rash	—	22%
consequences of taking medications	6%	—
temperature with chills	—	22%
there are no complaints	6%	—
infected wounds	—	22%
cancer	6%	—
effects of shock	—	21%
impaired venous function	6%	—
red rash	—	21%
inflammation	22%	15%
neurogenic pain	—	21%
low body temperature	—	21%
increased	—	21%
ulcers on the skin	8%	29%
severe fever	—	20%
hiv	—	20%
chills	—	20%
high fever	—	20%
herpes	—	20%
skin problems	13%	32%
increased bleeding	—	19%
does not tolerate pain	—	19%
bacteremia	—	19%
skin spots	—	19%
scarring	—	18%
acute pain	6%	24%
necrosis	—	17%
bleeding	—	17%
angiopathy	—	17%
blood diseases	6%	23%
consequences of infection	6%	23%
history of surgery	5%	21%
feeling of heat	9%	25%
high temperature	9%	24%
strong character	8%	22%
skin compaction	8%	22%
patient's condition	8%	22%
papules	7%	19%
suppuration of the skin	16%	27%
soreness of the skin	7%	18%
helps others	7%	18%
immunodeficiency	7%	18%
oncology	6%	16%
swelling	14%	24%
lowered	6%	15%
onset of illness	9%	16%

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