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Comparison results

 

Results: Differences General	✘Anaplasmosis	✘Gianotti-Krosti syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 96%(0) Blood biochemistry 22%(1) 37%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
granulocytic ehrlichiosis	86%	—
acrodermatitis	—	80%
tick bite	67%	—
rash on the buttocks	—	57%
internal heat	38%	—
rashes on his legs	—	55%
skin mite	34%	—
rash forearms	—	53%
inflammation of the kidneys	26%	—
rashes on the hands and feet	—	52%
severe headache neck pain	26%	—
rashes bubbles	—	52%
throat hurts	26%	—
bubbles on the skin	—	51%
chills	25%	—
papules	—	50%
no appetite	24%	—
plaques on the elbows	—	48%
nausea vomiting	24%	—
rashes on the hands	—	48%
joint pain	24%	—
monocytosis	—	47%
muscle pain	24%	—
rashes on the face	—	45%
cough	24%	—
viral hepatitis b	—	43%
liquid stool	24%	—
enterovirus infection in children	—	41%
aching	23%	—
lymphocytosis	—	41%
abdominal pain	23%	—
rash on the torso	—	41%
diarrhea	23%	—
runny nose cold	—	39%
hypotension	23%	—
skin problems	—	38%
nausea	22%	—
childhood diseases	—	38%
joint diseases	22%	—
hepatosplenomegaly	—	38%
headaches	22%	—
coxsackie	—	37%
vomiting	22%	—
rash on the elbows	—	37%
acute pain	21%	—
enlargement of the liver and spleen	—	37%
feeling of heat	21%	—
increased direct bilirubin	—	37%
there are no complaints	20%	—
chronic rhinopharyngitis	—	37%
high temperature	30%	20%
rashes on the knees	—	36%
rash pustules	—	36%
enlargement of the spleen	—	36%
tonsillopharyngitis	—	36%
cytomegalovirus hepatitis	—	35%
wandering rashes	—	35%
lymphadenitis	—	35%
parainfluenza	—	35%
lymph node damage	—	34%
herpetic hepatitis	—	34%
rash on the lower leg	—	34%
cytomegalovirus infection in children	—	34%
flu in children	—	34%
hiv infection in children	—	34%
itchy skin	—	33%
acute nasopharyngitis runny	—	33%
rashes on thighs	—	33%
polio	—	33%
enlarged liver	—	33%
inflammation of the nasal mucosa	—	32%
enterovirus infection	—	32%
rashes symmetrical	—	31%
nodules on the joints	—	31%
adenovirus infection	—	31%
parvovirus infection	—	30%
catarrh of the nasopharynx	—	30%
croup	—	30%
lymphadenitis chronic	—	30%
rhinopharyngitis	—	30%
women chronic inflammation of lymph nodes	—	30%
epstein barr virus	—	30%
rashes with peeling	—	30%
acute viral hepatitis	—	29%
viral diarrhea	—	29%
chronic runny	—	29%
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	—	29%
constant discharge from the nose	—	29%
acute hepatitis	—	28%
pharyngitis	—	28%
increased ast	—	28%
bilirubin is elevated	—	28%
lymphopenia	—	28%
facial asymmetry	—	28%
increased alt	—	28%
migrating larva	—	27%
rashes itchy	—	27%
peeling	—	27%
porous skin	—	27%
purulent rashes on the skin	—	27%
rubella	—	26%
vasculitis	—	26%
flu	—	26%
rash on the body	—	26%
streptococci	—	25%
hyperthermia	—	25%
runny nose	—	25%
cytomegalovirus	—	25%
herpes	—	24%
ARVI	—	24%
does not tolerate pain	—	23%
asymmetry	—	23%
suppuration of the skin	—	23%
hiv	—	23%
drug allergy	—	22%
increased sensitivity	—	21%
allergy	—	20%
onset of illness	—	19%
blood diseases	—	19%
patient's condition	—	18%
increased	18%	35%
hepatitis	23%	39%
liver problems	22%	36%
inflammation	27%	32%
gastrointestinal problems	29%	34%
history of surgery	18%	18%

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