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Results: Differences General	✘Dermographic urticaria	✘Allergy to local anesthetics
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 53%(2) 100%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	20%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	40%
dermographism red	24%	—
nonspecific allergy	—	31%
confusion of thoughts	23%	—
anaphylactic shock	—	24%
loses thought	23%	—
main complaint is allergy	—	22%
urticaria unspecified	22%	—
false dizziness	—	20%
lowered	18%	—
allergic contact dermatitis	—	20%
urticaria	38%	21%
allergic urticaria	—	20%
skin irritation	14%	—
allergic swelling	—	18%
eosinophilia	14%	—
allergy to the skin	—	18%
idiopathic urticaria	13%	—
allergic rash	—	17%
worse from damp	10%	—
itching in the larynx	—	16%
worse from cold damp	10%	—
quincke	—	16%
deterioration from humidity	10%	—
contact allergy	9%	25%
increased histamine	10%	—
dermatitis	—	15%
skin is tight	10%	—
idiosyncrasy	—	15%
blood diseases	10%	—
atopic dermatitis	—	15%
chronic urticaria	9%	—
allergic rhinoconjunctivitis	—	15%
common rashes	8%	—
anesthesia	—	14%
consequences of a viral infection	8%	—
redness of the larynx	—	14%
consultation of a gastroenterologist	8%	—
medicinal colitis	—	14%
skin compaction	8%	—
swelling of the neck	—	14%
skin atrophy	8%	—
spasm in the throat	—	13%
resorption	8%	—
allergy to medications	—	13%
increased blood clotting	8%	—
effects of shock	—	13%
helminths	7%	—
swelling	—	13%
illness from stress	7%	—
laryngospasm	—	13%
hemorrhagic diathesis	7%	—
intolerance to drugs	7%	20%
periods of exacerbation	6%	—
throat sensitive	—	13%
mood disorder	6%	—
erythroderma	—	12%
subacute condition	6%	—
intestinal spasms	—	12%
hormonal disorders	6%	—
inflammation of larynx	—	12%
emotional	6%	—
nodular erythema	—	12%
impaired lung function	6%	—
allergic vasculitis	—	12%
red rash	16%	9%
burns	—	12%
urticaria skin	16%	12%
general narcosis	—	12%
increased sensitivity	6%	18%
patient's condition	—	12%
drug allergy	6%	18%
bronchospasm	—	11%
swelling of the throat	—	11%
allergy	6%	17%
inflammatory skin changes	—	11%
enterocolitis	—	11%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	—	11%
dermatosis	—	10%
consequences of taking medications	—	10%
dizziness weakness	—	10%
burning of the skin	—	10%
small rash	—	10%
delayed reaction	—	10%
inflammation	—	10%
duodenitis	—	10%
hypotension with weakness	—	10%
pre-fainting condition	—	10%
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	10%
subcutaneous edema	—	10%
head surgery	—	9%
general swelling does	—	9%
refuses treatment	—	9%
oily skin	—	9%
colitis	—	9%
blockage of blood vessels	—	9%
shock states of various genesis	—	9%
feeling in the throat	—	9%
feeling of fullness	—	9%
soreness of the skin	—	8%
spasm	—	8%
hypotension	—	8%
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	8%
dizziness	—	8%
a lot of medicines	—	8%
up circulatory disorders	—	8%
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	8%
history of surgery	5%	13%
surgical infections	—	8%
weakness after illness	—	8%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	7%
angiopathy	—	7%
gastrointestinal problems	—	7%
heart dysfunction	—	7%
impaired arterial function	—	7%
drug disease	6%	12%
increased	9%	15%
skin itching redness	14%	18%
swelling from a bite	7%	9%
skin problems	12%	14%
urticaria itching	10%	12%
consequences of infection	6%	7%

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