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Results: Differences General ✘Hemorrhagic pleurisy✘Rupture of the esophagus
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Distinctive symptoms
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bad from milk 92% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 31%
mchc reduced 89% —
gastric perforation — 30%
moody child 87% —
pain in the sternum — 24%
nose eye fatigue 87% —
esophagitis — 23%
mucous discharge from the nose 87% —
mediastinotomy — 23%
nose good 82% —
sudden vomiting — 23%
stubbornness 81% —
lips blue — 21%
red blood vessels of the eyes 78% —
lung rupture — 21%
agitation 72% —
heart rupture — 20%
mesothelioma 69% —
sudden pain — 20%
hemothorax 67% —
pain in the esophagus — 20%
frequent colds 67% —
ulcer penetration — 20%
zpr fatigue from the disease 61% —
tension in the epigastrium — 19%
serous pleurisy 61% —
lobar emphysema — 19%
hydrothorax 55% —
desire for alcohol — 19%
tuberculous pleurisy 46% —
surgery on the esophagus — 19%
lung cancer 43% —
foreign body of the esophagus — 19%
dry pleurisy 42% —
spasm of the esophagus — 19%
cough worse from movement 40% —
pneumothorax — 19%
pneumonia with pleurisy 40% —
vomiting from overeating — 18%
pleural mesothelioma 40% —
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium — 18%
pain in the pleura 40% —
sudden coughing — 18%
cough when moving 39% —
abdominal pain — 17%
blood diseases 39% —
spontaneous pneumothorax — 17%
pleurisy 51% 11%
erosive esophagitis — 17%
cough like from a pipe 37% —
sharp pain in the stomach — 17%
pneumonia 36% —
blunt abdominal trauma — 17%
hemorrhagic purpura 36% —
ulcer of the esophagus — 17%
dry cough 36% —
history of pancreatic surgery — 16%
tuberculosis 36% —
laryngeal injuries — 16%
endothelioma 35% —
pharyngeal injuries — 16%
movements in thoracic region are painful 35% —
boxed sound — 16%
dyspnea 35% —
pain in the trachea — 16%
tuberculosis of the bladder 35% —
pneumomediastinum — 16%
pleural cancer 34% —
necrotic pancreatitis — 16%
bacterial pneumonia 33% —
appetite is sharply increased — 16%
chest asymmetry 33% —
stomach pain — 16%
shortness of breath at the slightest physical exertion 33% —
erosion of the esophagus — 16%
helminths 32% —
cough dry wet — 16%
angiopathy 32% —
acute esophagitis — 16%
capillary leak syndrome 32% —
increased appetite — 16%
cancer 42% 9%
vomiting — 16%
breathing cough dry 31% —
neck phlegmon — 16%
impaired lung function 41% 9%
gastric dyskinesia — 16%
metastases 30% —
history of chest surgery — 16%
hemophilia 30% —
tension in the stomach — 16%
with everything deep dry cough 30% —
chemical burn — 15%
hoarse cough 30% —
cough fatigue — 15%
smell of pus 29% —
mediastinit — 15%
thrombocytopenic purpura 29% —
consequences of abdominal trauma — 15%
minimum physical load 29% —
esophageal cancer — 15%
severe chills 28% —
blue belly — 15%
skin dirty 28% —
left ventricular aneurysm — 15%
worse from sudden movements 28% —
stomach cramps — 15%
autoimmune thrombocytopenia 28% —
consequences of taking medications — 15%
sharp cough 28% —
lip pain — 15%
oncology 38% 8%
pain in the collarbone — 14%
stomach tumors 27% —
pressure in the stomach — 14%
shortness of breath at rest 27% —
esophageal stenosis — 14%
breath retention 27% —
breathing superficial — 14%
hemorrhagic cystitis 27% —
neck injury — 14%
heaviness of breathing 27% —
hypersalivation — 14%
dryness 27% —
gases in the stomach — 14%
feeling of lack of air 27% —
shoulder injury — 14%
vitamin c reduced 26% —
chest tension — 14%
up circulatory disorders 26% —
defense of abdominal muscles — 14%
asleep shortness of breath lying down 26% —
back injury — 14%
scurvy 26% —
cold extremities — 14%
thermal burns 25% —
cough paroxysmal — 13%
cough with shortness 25% —
cold sweat — 13%
make the main 25% —
abdominal injuries — 13%
primary immunodeficiency 25% —
pain in the shoulder blades — 13%
shortness of breath constant 25% —
aneurysm of the heart — 13%
lower respiratory tract infections 25% —
emphysema of the lungs — 13%
viral pneumonia 25% —
auscultation weakened — 13%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 25% —
weakened breathing — 13%
empyema of the pleura 41% 14%
pain after injury — 13%
up radiation sickness 24% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 13%
temperature with chills 24% —
wound — 13%
pulmonary embolism 24% —
bruise — 12%
skin compaction 24% —
facial pain — 12%
patient's condition 24% —
purulent peritonitis — 12%
cough deep 40% 14%
vomiting blood — 12%
pulmonary tuberculosis 24% —
phlegmon — 12%
arrhythmia tachycardia 24% —
by erosion of the stomach — 12%
cystitis 24% —
stomach ulcer — 12%
type of breathing chest 23% —
acute pain in the stomach — 12%
inflammation 37% 12%
reflux esophagitis — 12%
hemorrhages on the skin 23% —
a history of endoscopic surgery — 12%
inflammation of the stomach 22% —
peritonitis — 12%
tremor 22% —
pancreatitis — 12%
febrility 22% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 12%
ARVI 22% —
consumes alcohol — 11%
trauma 39% 15%
abdominal surgery — 11%
thrombocytopenia 22% —
aneurysm — 11%
enlargement of the heart 22% —
epilepsy attacks — 11%
beriberi 22% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 11%
chills 22% —
effects of shock — 11%
high fever 21% —
caution — 11%
severe fever 21% —
epilepsy — 11%

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