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Results: Differences General	✘Disseminated tuberculosis	✘Mendelssohn syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 74%(7) 43%(2) Blood biochemistry 52%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
dry	88%	—
aspiration pneumonia	—	100%
pain in the right shoulder	88%	—
pneumonia	—	85%
sweating in the morning	88%	—
increased acidity of the stomach	—	73%
sweating legs	86%	—
respiratory alkalosis	—	71%
dry skin	79%	—
aspiration of gastric contents	—	70%
lymphocytosis	74%	—
vomiting	—	68%
sweating is increased	74%	—
exhalation is difficult	—	64%
disseminated tuberculosis	70%	—
metabolic alkalosis	—	64%
menopause	65%	—
prolonged exhalation	—	62%
alcoholism	64%	—
alkalosis	—	60%
alcohol dependence	58%	—
respiratory acidosis	—	58%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis	43%	—
respiratory insufficiency	21%	76%
laryngeal tuberculosis	40%	—
bronchospasm	—	55%
persistent cough	38%	—
acute allergic reactions	—	53%
dry cough with chest pain	37%	—
cough wet	—	53%
cough from the chest	35%	—
respiratory allergy	—	53%
dry cough	35%	—
dyspnea	20%	72%
hectic fever	33%	—
cardiac arrest	—	52%
cough dry painful	32%	—
operative delivery	—	52%
typhoid fever	31%	—
to breathe hard	—	51%
onset of illness	30%	—
metabolic acidosis	—	51%
monocytosis	30%	—
palpitations with shortness of breath	—	51%
breathing cough dry	30%	—
hydrothorax	—	50%
lung disorder bilateral	29%	—
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	49%
hoarse cough	29%	—
pleurisy	—	47%
with everything deep dry cough	29%	—
increased	—	47%
cough deep	28%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	17%	64%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis	28%	—
pulmonary edema	—	47%
sharp cough	27%	—
acidosis	—	47%
the Mantoux reaction	27%	—
history of surgery	—	47%
effects of pneumonia	27%	—
malabsorption	—	46%
pain in the larynx	27%	—
weight change	—	46%
lymphopenia	25%	—
sputum	—	46%
chest pain when coughing	25%	—
lack of breath	—	46%
slow onset of the disease	25%	—
enteropathy	—	45%
fever tachycardia	25%	—
impaired lung function	40%	84%
cough with shortness	24%	—
lowered	16%	59%
delayed reaction	24%	—
leukocytosis	—	43%
inhibition	24%	—
rupture duodenal dysfunction	—	43%
impaired function of the large intestine	23%	—
better in afternoon	—	42%
pulmonary tuberculosis	23%	—
hypoxia	—	41%
leukopenia	23%	—
hypotension	—	41%
painful urination	23%	—
anesthesia	—	40%
intestinal infection	23%	—
allergy	—	39%
urination disorder	23%	—
attacks of pain	—	39%
throat hurts	22%	—
impaired arterial function	—	37%
inflammation of the stomach	22%	—
heart dysfunction	—	37%
asymmetry	21%	—
there are no complaints	—	37%
inflammatory bowel diseases	20%	—
impaired gastric function	19%	56%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders	20%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	35%
decreased concentration of attention	20%	—
cough	29%	61%
tuberculosis	20%	—
strong character	23%	49%
pain chest	20%	—
lung pain	21%	46%
acute condition	19%	—
cyanosis	21%	45%
damage to the nervous system	18%	—
tachycardia	19%	41%
feeling of heat	18%	—
intestinal insufficiency syndrome	20%	42%
acute pain	18%	—
palpitations	19%	40%
consequences of infection	17%	—
blood diseases	17%	36%
patient's condition	16%	35%
inflammation	23%	35%

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