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Results: Differences General ✘J80-J84✘J93.0
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Distinctive symptoms
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allergy to mold 20% —
tension in the uterus — 94%
fibroma of the lungs 19% —
chest tension — 81%
alveolitis 18% —
pleural thoracocentesis — 79%
viral pneumonia 17% —
pneumothorax — 78%
fungus 16% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 75%
segmental pneumonia 16% —
sudden pain — 64%
pneumonia unspecified 16% —
pleurisy — 62%
asbestos 15% —
pain when taking a deep breath — 60%
pneumomycosis 14% —
pneumothorax in newborns — 60%
fibroma 14% —
pain when breathing — 59%
pneumoconiosis 13% —
palpitations with shortness of breath — 58%
eyes heart 12% —
chest pain when breathing — 57%
he responds slowly 12% —
cystic fibrosis of the lungs — 56%
cough with difficult sputum 12% —
abscessing pneumonia — 56%
solid tumor 11% —
acute stabbing pains — 56%
scar inflammation 11% —
tachycardia — 55%
lung transplantation 11% —
type of breathing chest — 54%
lung removed 10% —
palpitations — 54%
effects of smoking 10% —
pancreatic sclerosis — 54%
enlarged lymph nodes 10% —
lymphangioleiomyomatosis — 54%
a history of endoscopic surgery 10% —
acute pain — 54%
skin compaction 10% —
endometriosis — 53%
passive smoking 10% —
soft tissue sarcoma in children — 52%
cough with shortness 10% —
acrocyanosis — 52%
chronic pneumonia 10% —
scleroderma in children — 51%
cough wet 10% —
severe shortness of breath — 51%
delayed reaction 10% —
lung cyst — 50%
i've seen it somewhere 10% —
pyopneumothorax — 49%
bacterial pneumonia 9% —
metastases in the spine — 49%
difficulty breathing 9% —
consequences of chest injury — 49%
weakening of immunity 9% —
lung malformations — 49%
lymph node damage 9% —
open pneumothorax — 49%
a history of organ transplantation 8% —
pain chest — 48%
immunodeficiency 8% —
shortness of breath during physical exertion — 48%
allergy 8% —
esophageal cyst — 48%
scarring 8% —
tracheal bronchus — 48%
fighting 8% —
tachycardia under tension — 48%
rapid weight loss 8% —
fear with palpitations — 48%
dependence on the doctor 8% —
polymyositis — 46%
gradual deterioration of the condition 8% —
tuberculosis in children — 46%
emaciation 8% —
cough when inhaling — 45%
cryptogenic organizing pneumonia 6% —
unbearable pain — 45%
sputum in the chest — 44%
vascular spasm — 44%
bronchogenic cyst — 44%
sarcoma of the spine — 44%
wegener's granulomatosis — 44%
anxiety with palpitations — 44%
disseminated tuberculosis — 44%
bubbling in the chest — 44%
dyspnea 14% 58%
tuberculosis of the spine — 43%
fistula — 43%
palpitations at rest — 43%
pale skin — 43%
bronchial tuberculosis — 43%
heartbeat during exercise — 43%
phlegm thick — 43%
general tension — 43%
chest spasm — 42%
lung sarcoma — 42%
pricks — 42%
tuberculosis arthritis — 42%
bronchial asthma in children — 42%
ankylosing spondylitis — 41%
tachycardia with excitement — 41%
tuberculosis — 41%
dermatomyositis — 41%
respiratory insufficiency — 41%
hemothorax — 41%
high thin — 40%
acute infectious arthritis — 40%
pneumocystis pneumonia — 40%
lung abscess — 40%
sudden tachycardia — 40%
lung rupture — 40%
heartbeat lying down — 40%
empyema of the pleura — 40%
barotrauma — 40%
heartbeat from excitement — 40%
hernia of the esophagus — 39%
marfan syndrome — 39%
rheumatic arthritis — 39%
respiratory spasm — 39%
soft tissue sarcoma — 39%
chest damage — 39%
mucoviscidosis — 39%
chest pain when inhaling — 39%
female pelvic organs — 39%
inflammation 10% 49%
lowered 7% 45%
spasm — 38%
spondyloarthrosis — 38%
stopped menstruation — 38%
sudden heartbeat — 38%
metastases to the lungs — 38%
acute arthritis — 38%
pain gives in the arm — 37%
pain when inhaling — 37%
serous pleurisy — 37%
pain in the uterus — 37%
unexplained fear — 37%
attacks of pain — 37%
pain in the forearm — 37%
pneumonia in children — 37%
impaired lung function 16% 53%
rheumatoid lung 15% 51%
tightness of breath — 36%
superficial veins — 36%
asleep shortness of breath lying down — 36%
atelectasis — 36%
suppuration with fistulas — 36%
up circulatory disorders — 36%
shortness of breath at rest — 36%
tension in the spine — 36%
feeling of lack of air — 36%
rheumatic inflammation — 36%
angiopathy — 35%
ankylosis — 35%
sensations in the neck — 35%
pronounced tachycardia — 35%
auscultation weakened — 35%
compressing pains in the heart — 34%
chest pain when coughing — 34%
there are no complaints — 34%
pulse is strong — 34%
pre-fainting condition — 34%
neck pain — 34%
to breathe hard — 34%
childhood diseases — 34%
hydrothorax — 33%
skin problems — 33%
copd — 33%
menstruation disorder — 33%
chronic granulomatous disease — 33%
lung cancer — 33%
pulmonary tuberculosis — 33%
fears of anxiety — 33%
consequences of taking medications — 33%
spondylopathy — 32%
patient's condition — 32%
Chronical bronchitis — 32%
age 20 years — 32%
cystic fibrosis — 32%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea — 32%
pain spasm — 32%
chronic bronchitis unspecified — 32%
bronchial asthma — 32%
infectious arthritis — 32%
tremor — 31%
intensive physical load — 31%
impaired uterine function — 31%
veins bloating — 31%
fear of illness — 31%
full — 31%
forced situation — 31%
hernia — 31%
neurogenic pain — 31%

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