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Results: Differences General	✘Tendosynovitis	✘Lichenoid tuberculosis of the skin
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 63%(5) Histological studies — 45%(0) Coagulogram — 32%(3) General blood test — 30%(1) General and visits 5%(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%
joint crunch	25%	—
tuberculous lupus	—	71%
papules	83%	65%
rash in winter	—	70%
tendosynovitis	15%	—
rashes symmetrical	—	69%
pain in the tendons	12%	—
tuberculosis	—	68%
pain in the legs	9%	—
rash on the torso	—	66%
joint diseases	9%	—
vitamin k1 increased	—	63%
arthritis with pain	8%	—
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	60%
heel pain	8%	—
allergy	—	60%
pain when moving	8%	—
burning in the lungs	—	59%
shoulder pain when raising the hand	8%	—
allergic urticaria	—	59%
pain in the foot	8%	—
the Mantoux reaction	—	57%
pain of the foot when moving	8%	—
silicotuberculosis	—	56%
shoulder pain is worse when moving	8%	—
asthma in childhood	—	56%
tendovaginitis	7%	—
skin problems	—	55%
long fingers	7%	—
the rashes are pink	—	55%
femininity	7%	—
burns	—	53%
worse from movement	7%	—
respiratory allergy	—	52%
pain from sudden movements	7%	—
urticaria	—	52%
restriction of movement	7%	—
allergy to the skin	—	51%
arthritis	7%	—
lichenoid tuberculosis of the skin	—	51%
pain in the toes of the foot	7%	—
burning of the skin	—	50%
disorder of stereotypical movements	7%	—
allergic rash	—	50%
tendinitis	7%	—
dermatosis	—	50%
pain in the legs when moving	7%	—
rash on the body	—	49%
dense swelling	6%	—
bronchial asthma	—	48%
redness of the joints	6%	—
lowered	—	47%
bone growths	6%	—
atopic bronchial asthma	—	47%
pain in the fingers	6%	—
problematic skin	—	46%
bursitis	6%	—
better from the sun	—	46%
difficulty walking	6%	—
lymph node damage	—	45%
up circulatory disorders	6%	—
weakening of immunity	—	45%
leg pain with edema	6%	—
impaired lung function	—	45%
worse from sudden movements	6%	—
fair skin	—	44%
acute pain	6%	—
vitamin c increased	—	43%
severe pain in the arm	6%	—
itchy skin	—	43%
stereotypical movements	6%	—
scaly rashes	—	43%
pain gives in the arm	6%	—
tuberculosis in the anamnesis	—	42%
feeling of puffiness	6%	—
fungal skin lesion	—	41%
inflammation	6%	—
immunodeficiency	—	41%
forearm pain	6%	—
scarring	—	40%
pain in the fingers	6%	—
tuberculosis of bones	—	40%
joint pain	5%	—
dermatomycosis	—	40%
patient is motionless	5%	—
necrosis	—	38%
sensations in the legs	5%	—
striae	—	37%
pain when touched	5%	—
vitamin c reduced	—	37%
nervousness	5%	—
burning itching	—	37%
swelling of the legs	5%	—
allergy to antibiotics	—	37%
stereotypia	5%	—
history of surgery	4%	40%
worries due to pain	5%	—
skin atrophy	—	35%
pain in the wrists	5%	—
small rash	—	34%
dystrophy	4%	—
rash pustules	—	34%
stage of recovery	4%	—
fungus	—	32%
recovery period	4%	—
protein reduced	—	32%
swelling	4%	—
frequent colds	—	31%
onset of illness	4%	—
protein with increased	—	30%
state of exacerbation	—	30%
skin spots	—	30%
chronic condition	—	29%
increased	4%	33%
suspicion	—	29%
soreness of the skin	—	28%
periodic illness	—	26%
blood diseases	—	25%
consequences of taking medications	—	24%
oncology	—	24%
papulonecrotic tuberculosis of the skin	—	23%
patient's condition	5%	24%

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