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Results: Differences General ✘HIV infection✘Perianal dermatitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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hepatitis 76% —
redness around the anus — 60%
syphilis 68% —
pain in the rectum — 56%
nosocomial infections 58% —
-willed redness of the anus — 54%
viral hepatitis b 47% —
itching in the anus — 53%
invasive candidiasis 32% —
burning in the anus — 51%
pneumocystis pneumonia 30% —
burning in the intestines — 46%
opportunistic infections 28% —
pain in the intestines — 45%
kaposi 's sarcoma 28% —
perianal dermatitis — 39%
helminths 26% —
pinworms — 36%
interstitial pneumonia 26% —
rash on the buttocks — 34%
art syndrome 26% —
itchy buttocks — 28%
herpes 25% —
burns — 28%
lymph node damage 22% —
anal fissures — 24%
rna hiv positive 22% —
allergic contact dermatitis — 23%
candidiasis of the esophagus 22% —
hemorrhoids with rectal fissure — 22%
pneumonia 21% —
hemorrhoids — 22%
cryptococcosis 21% —
discharge from the anus — 22%
conducting an inspection 21% —
dysbacteriosis — 21%
lymphosarcoma 21% —
itchy dermatitis — 20%
consequences of infection 20% —
eczema with cracks — 20%
calcium 20% —
prolapse of the rectum — 19%
hiv infection of the oral cavity 20% —
pain in the anus in men — 18%
hiv infection in pregnant women 20% —
contact allergy — 18%
increased 19% —
diaper rash in a — 18%
enlarged lymph nodes 19% —
rashes around the anus — 17%
fever diarrhea 19% —
itchy skin — 17%
damage to the nervous system 19% —
atopic dermatitis — 17%
atypical mycobacterial infections 19% —
pain in the anus in women — 16%
candidiasis of the lungs 18% —
chronic proctitis — 16%
emaciation 18% —
hemorrhoids with rectal prolapse — 16%
rapid weight loss 18% —
chronic anal fissure — 16%
high temperature 18% —
skin problems 17% 33%
focal cortical dysplasia 18% —
hemorrhoid prolapse — 15%
viral pneumonia 18% —
itchy eczema — 15%
herpes zoster 18% —
cracks painful — 15%
lactation 17% —
microbial eczema — 15%
lymphoma 17% —
tendency to allergies — 15%
esophagitis 17% —
irritation of the anus — 15%
herpetic pneumonia 17% —
pain in the buttocks — 14%
tuberculosis of bones 17% —
white skin — 14%
psychologist 17% —
fistula of the rectum — 14%
tuberculosis of the joints 17% —
skin itching redness — 14%
rash on the body 16% —
dermatitis in children — 13%
diarrhea in the morning 16% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 13%
dermatomycosis 16% —
paraproctitis — 13%
loose stools in the morning 16% —
proctitis — 13%
consequences of a viral infection 16% —
sowing on intestinal flora — 13%
fungal skin lesion 16% —
crohn — 12%
gradual deterioration of the condition 15% —
zinc — 12%
chronic viral hepatitis 15% —
infectious colitis — 12%
hepatitis chronic 15% —
chronic colitis — 12%
control issues 15% —
incontinence of feces — 12%
cytomegalovirus 15% —
severe itching of the skin — 12%
loss of fluids 15% —
intestinal abscess — 12%
toxoplasmosis 15% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 11%
stool in the morning 15% —
swelling from a bite — 11%
pulmonary tuberculosis 15% —
skin compaction — 11%
mucous diarrhea 15% —
colitis — 11%
sepsis 15% —
take it, take it — 11%
hiv 27% 10%
congestion purulent wounds — 11%
vesicoureteral reflux 14% —
rashes itchy — 11%
HIV antibodies positive 14% —
allergy to the skin 5% 16%
stage of recovery 14% —
streptococci — 10%
lymphogranulomatosis 14% —
constipation — 10%
recovery period 14% —
reddening of the skin — 10%
problems with studying 14% —
allergy 4% 12%
isosporosis 14% —
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract 12% 20%
purulent pimples 14% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 10% 18%
responsible 14% —
He's been ill for a long time 5% 12%
drug disease 14% —
inflammatory skin changes 5% 12%
blood in semen 14% —
dermatosis 5% 11%
lymphopenia 14% —
intestinal mucosa 4% 10%
lymphocytosis 13% —
abscess 4% 9%
I can't be alone 13% —
elderly patients 6% 10%
cryptococcal meningitis 13% —
peptic ulcer 6% 9%
tracheal cancer 13% —
prolonged diarrhea 9% 12%
aphthous stomatitis 13% —
prolonged defecation 9% 11%
progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy 13% —
increased sensitivity 10% 12%
surgical infections 13% —
dermatitis and eczema 10% 12%
oncology 13% —
lower respiratory tract infections 10% 11%
better to be alone 13% —
eczema 10% 11%
coccidiomycosis 13% —
violation of the stool 15% 16%
it doesn't work out 13% —
wound 8% 9%
seborrhea 13% —
soreness of the skin 8% 9%
frequent herpes 13% —
liver problems 13% —
bacterial pneumonia 13% —
candidiasis 27% 12%
burkitt's lymphoma 13% —
often sick child 12% —
suicide 12% —
history of surgery 12% —
women chronic inflammation of lymph nodes 12% —
pregnancy 12% —
herpes in the nose 12% —
small-point rash 12% —
emotional 12% —
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 12% —
pharyngitis 12% —
malignant lymphoma 12% —
herpes rashes 12% —
histoplasmosis 12% —
cervical cancer 12% —
purulent rashes on the skin 12% —
a history of organ transplantation 12% —
thrombocytopenia 12% —
systemic mycosis 12% —
lymphadenitis chronic 12% —
remission 12% —
insecurity feeling 12% —
onset of illness 12% —
artificial feeding 12% —
immunity restoration syndrome 11% —
neutropenia 11% —
lichen 11% —
leukoplakia 11% —

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