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Distinctive symptoms
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aortic insufficiency 95%
heaviness in the legs 62%
aortic aneurysm 90%
heart defect 61%
surgery history of aortic aneurysm 83%
effect of rest movement 60%
aneurysm 81%
transposition of the main vessels 56%
marfan syndrome 78%
acquired heart defects 56%
aortic valve regurgitation is lowered 76%
hypertension type 55%
need for protection 70%
rheumatic myocarditis 54%
acute heart failure 68%
myocarditis 53%
horton's disease 68%
pulmonary hypertension 52%
recurrent polychondritis 68%
pregnancy complications 49%
tachyphylaxis 64%
prolonged dry cough 49%
tamponade of the heart 62%
sputum with streaks of blood 49%
ischemic spinal stroke 62%
fatigue in the legs 47%
cancer pain 60%
cardiodilation 46%
aortitis 60%
sputum clots 46%
atherosclerosis of the abdominal aorta 60%
sensations in the legs 45%
atherosclerosis of the aorta 59%
atrial fibrillation 45%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 59%
myocardial dysfunction 45%
acute pain 58%
arterial hypertension of the III degree 45%
back pain between the shoulder blades 57%
consequences of pregnancy 44%
dic syndrome 56%
dry cough 44%
atherosclerotic aneurysm 54%
deterioration during pregnancy 44%
constant tachycardia 54%
arrhythmia 44%
giant cell arteritis 53%
palpitations with shortness of breath 43%
history of brain surgery 53%
supraventricular arrhythmia 43%
rheumatic polymyalgia 51%
arrhythmia attacks 42%
unbearable pain 51%
dry cough paroxysmal 42%
bleeding 51%
lung removed 41%
aortic regurgitation 51%
permanent arrhythmia 41%
low body temperature 51%
spotting from the uterus 41%
hemiplegia 51%
constant cough dry 40%
pain in the veins 51%
endocarditis 40%
rheumatic muscle pain 50%
septic arthritis 40%
hemopericardium 50%
cough asthmatic 39%
central venous pressure is increased 50%
pulmonary artery atresia 39%
painful swelling 49%
heartbeat during exercise 39%
pain between the shoulder blades 49%
a small cough 39%
back pain 49%
bradycardia 38%
soft tissue rheumatism 48%
cyanosis 38%
constant pain 48%
breathing cough dry 38%
central venous pressure is lowered 48%
lunch is better 37%
is better in nature 48%
anomalies of esophageal development 37%
responsible 48%
tired of coughing 37%
compression of the brain 48%
secondary cardiomyopathy 37%
hemothorax 47%
constant weakness 37%
paralysis 47%
sinus tachycardia 36%
lung rupture 46%
acute infectious arthritis 36%
oncology 46%
high diastolic pressure 36%
hemorrhagic diathesis 46%
dilated cardiomyopathy 36%
compression of the spinal cord 45%
cough 36%
back pain thoracic 45%
dysfunction of the left lung 36%
hemiparesis 45%
better in afternoon 35%
heart rupture 45%
hypoxia during childbirth 35%
frequent eructation 45%
fetoplacental insufficiency 35%
hypotension 44%
ventricular septal defect 35%
pain all over the stomach 44%
patient is motionless 35%
paralysis of the limbs 44%
anomalies of labor activity 34%
paralysis of the lower extremities 44%
cough prolonged 34%
dulling on percussion 44%
acute arthritis 34%
pain chest 71% 25%
worse from sudden movements 34%
common arterial trunk 43%
asthma attacks 34%
acute condition 43%
quickly gets tired 34%
CHD 70% 25%
enlargement of the uterus 34%
neck compression 43%
dry 34%
consequences of injuries 43%
mucous membranes are pale 34%
systemic vasculitis 43%
open oval window 34%
serous pleurisy 43%
subacute septic endocarditis 34%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 43%
feeling of bruising 34%
pain in the thoracic spine 43%
acute expansion of the heart 33%
rheumatic inflammation 42%
diastolic hypertension 33%
deterioration at 23 o'clock 41%
natural childbirth 33%
renal hypertension 41%
heaviness of breathing 33%
acute renal failure 41%
cough paroxysmal 32%
pain in the left chest 41%
worse at rest 32%
damage to the nervous system 40%
impaired lung function 32%
pre-fainting condition 40%
weakness in the leg muscles 32%
consequences of surgery 40%
fetal hypoxia 32%
aneurysm of the heart 40%
hypertrophy of the left ventricle 32%
pain in the shoulder blades 40%
weak breathing 32%
pulse is strong 39%
number of births has been reduced 32%
trauma 39%
angina attack 32%
acute coronary syndrome 38%
systemic scleroderma 32%
ischemic stroke 38%
effects of overwork 32%
tachycardia attacks 38%
heart disease in the genus 31%
swelling of the brain 38%
shortness of breath constant 31%
left-sided symptoms 37%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 31%
increased intracranial pressure 37%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 31%
worse after midnight 37%
pneumococcal infection 31%
need for movement 37%
removed organs 31%
vasculitis 37%
muscle fatigue 31%
sudden pain 37%
cardiosclerosis 31%
congestion belching 36%
j98 4 other lung lesions 31%
pleurisy 36%
late pregnancy 30%
encephalopathy 36%
increased pressure in the morning 30%
tumors of the heart 36%
pregnancy toxicosis 30%
acute injury 35%
rapid growth 30%
history of cardiovascular surgery 35%
rheumatoid arthritis 30%
hematoma 35%
complications of childbirth 30%
big man 34%
premature birth 30%
impaired nervous system function 34%
cough with shortness 30%

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