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Results: Differences General ✘Rupture of the esophagus✘Hemorrhagic pleurisy
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
subcutaneous emphysema 32% —
bad from milk — 94%
gastric perforation 30% —
mucous discharge from the nose — 88%
pain in the sternum 24% —
moody child — 87%
mediastinotomy 24% —
nose eye fatigue — 87%
sudden vomiting 23% —
nose good — 83%
esophagitis 23% —
stubbornness — 81%
tension in the stomach 22% —
red blood vessels of the eyes — 78%
lung rupture 21% —
agitation — 73%
lips blue 21% —
hemothorax — 69%
pain in the esophagus 21% —
mesothelioma — 69%
abdominal pain 20% —
frequent colds — 67%
desire for alcohol 20% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 62%
heart rupture 20% —
serous pleurisy — 61%
sudden pain 20% —
hydrothorax — 54%
ulcer penetration 20% —
tuberculous pleurisy — 47%
spasm of the esophagus 19% —
lung cancer — 43%
surgery on the esophagus 19% —
cough worse from movement — 42%
foreign body of the esophagus 19% —
dry pleurisy — 42%
lobar emphysema 19% —
pain in the pleura — 40%
tension in the epigastrium 19% —
pleurisy 11% 51%
pneumothorax 19% —
pleural mesothelioma — 40%
sudden coughing 18% —
cough when moving — 40%
vomiting from overeating 18% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 40%
vomiting 17% —
blood diseases — 39%
gastric dyskinesia 17% —
cough from the chest — 37%
laryngeal injuries 17% —
tuberculosis of the bladder — 37%
erosive esophagitis 17% —
tuberculosis — 37%
ulcer of the esophagus 17% —
pneumonia — 36%
spontaneous pneumothorax 17% —
dry cough — 36%
blunt abdominal trauma 17% —
hemorrhagic purpura — 36%
sharp pain in the stomach 17% —
dyspnea — 35%
increased appetite 17% —
endothelioma — 35%
pharyngeal injuries 16% —
pleural cancer — 34%
mediastinit 16% —
chest asymmetry — 33%
appetite is sharply increased 16% —
bacterial pneumonia — 33%
boxed sound 16% —
increased — 33%
cough dry wet 16% —
helminths — 33%
history of pancreatic surgery 16% —
shortness of breath at the slightest physical exertion — 33%
acute esophagitis 16% —
cancer 9% 42%
erosion of the esophagus 16% —
angiopathy — 32%
necrotic pancreatitis 16% —
capillary leak syndrome — 32%
history of chest surgery 16% —
impaired lung function 9% 41%
neck phlegmon 16% —
metastases — 31%
pneumomediastinum 16% —
breathing cough dry — 31%
pain in the trachea 16% —
hemophilia — 31%
blue belly 15% —
with everything deep dry cough — 30%
pressure in the stomach 15% —
hoarse cough — 30%
neck injury 15% —
smell of pus — 30%
consequences of taking medications 15% —
severe chills — 30%
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium 15% —
minimum physical load — 29%
cough fatigue 15% —
oncology 9% 38%
stomach cramps 15% —
thrombocytopenic purpura — 29%
left ventricular aneurysm 15% —
sharp cough — 28%
esophageal cancer 15% —
skin dirty — 28%
consequences of abdominal trauma 15% —
autoimmune thrombocytopenia — 28%
lip pain 15% —
worse from sudden movements — 28%
chemical burn 15% —
feeling of lack of air — 27%
chest tension 14% —
up circulatory disorders — 27%
abdominal pain when pressing 14% —
shortness of breath at rest — 27%
pain in the collarbone 14% —
breath retention — 27%
back injury 14% —
stomach tumors — 27%
breathing superficial 14% —
dryness — 27%
esophageal stenosis 14% —
hemorrhagic cystitis — 27%
severe pain in the arm 14% —
heaviness of breathing — 27%
shoulder injury 14% —
cough deep 14% 41%
hypersalivation 14% —
vitamin c reduced — 26%
gases in the stomach 14% —
inflammation 12% 38%
defense of abdominal muscles 14% —
scurvy — 26%
cold extremities 14% —
empyema of the pleura 15% 41%
auscultation weakened 13% —
asleep shortness of breath lying down — 26%
gastrointestinal problems 13% —
make the main — 25%
phlegmon 13% —
lower respiratory tract infections — 25%
abdominal injuries 13% —
thermal burns — 25%
pain in the shoulder blades 13% —
shortness of breath during physical exertion — 25%
aneurysm of the heart 13% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 25%
purulent peritonitis 13% —
up radiation sickness — 25%
cough paroxysmal 13% —
primary immunodeficiency — 25%
emphysema of the lungs 13% —
cough with shortness — 25%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 13% —
shortness of breath constant — 25%
pain after injury 13% —
pulmonary embolism — 25%
weakened breathing 13% —
viral pneumonia — 25%
cold sweat 13% —
temperature with chills — 24%
wound 13% —
skin compaction — 24%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 12% —
cystitis — 24%
abdominal pain with vomiting 12% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 24%
peritonitis 12% —
lowered — 24%
vomiting blood 12% —
patient's condition — 24%
pancreatitis 12% —
arrhythmia tachycardia — 24%
reflux esophagitis 12% —
trauma 15% 39%
a history of endoscopic surgery 12% —
tremor — 23%
stomach ulcer 12% —
type of breathing chest — 23%
bruise 12% —
very high fever — 23%
by erosion of the stomach 12% —
ARVI — 23%
facial pain 12% —
inflammation of the stomach — 22%
acute abdomen 11% —
beriberi — 22%
caution 11% —
chills — 22%
pain when touched 11% —
asymmetry — 22%
consumes alcohol 11% —
thrombocytopenia — 22%
abdominal surgery 11% —
severe fever — 22%
epilepsy 11% —
high fever — 22%

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