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Results: Differences General ✘Angina pectoris✘Cheyne-Stokes Syndrome (DSCHS)
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the heart 16% —
bradypnea — 60%
pain in the sternum 13% —
dysfunction of the left lung — 57%
cardiosclerosis 13% —
breathing superficial — 55%
compressing pains in the heart 12% —
heart failure 15% 69%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 12% —
there is heart failure 15% 69%
pain chest 11% —
lowered 3% 56%
vascular sclerosis 10% —
weakened breathing — 53%
painless myocardial ischemia 10% —
head injury in anamnesis — 53%
pressing pain behind the sternum 10% —
heaviness of breathing — 52%
atrial fibrillation 8% —
auscultation weakened — 51%
angina attack 8% —
he sleeps all the time — 49%
essential hypertension 8% —
cardiac asthma 2% 51%
presses 8% —
violation of the left parts of the heart 2% 50%
cardiospasm 8% —
traumatic brain injury — 45%
angina pectoris 8% —
time jumps in blood pressure 7% 52%
acute coronary syndrome 7% —
lack of breath 1% 44%
arrhythmia 7% —
head injury — 43%
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis 7% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 42%
dyspnea 7% —
poor sleep — 41%
tachycardia 6% —
organic brain damage — 40%
vascular spasm 6% —
increased 5% 45%
bradycardia 6% —
hypoxia — 39%
smokes 6% —
vascular damage 3% 40%
i20 6% —
chronic heart failure 9% 44%
duration of st segment is increased 6% —
up circulatory disorders 3% 37%
acute condition 6% —
impaired lung function 3% 36%
does not tolerate pain 6% —
angiopathy 3% 36%
palpitations 6% —
trauma 2% 34%
myocardial revascularization 6% —
impaired arterial function 12% 35%
myocardial infarction 6% —
hypertension 16% 37%
tachycardia attacks 6% —
heart dysfunction 39% 51%
cardiodilation 6% —
attacks of pain 6% —
coronary stent thrombosis 6% —
pain in the lower jaw 5% —
pain in the legs 5% —
ecg without pathology 5% —
pain in the left arm 5% —
pain in the jaw on the left 5% —
emotional 5% —
arrhythmia attacks 5% —
pain in the lower jaw on the left 5% —
chronic kidney disease 5% —
pain in the left shoulder 5% —
unstable angina 5% —
hyperglycemia 5% —
pain in the jaw 5% —
there are no complaints 5% —
discomfort in the heart 5% —
angioplasty 5% —
blood diseases 5% —
spasm 5% —
necrosis 5% —
coronary thrombosis 5% —
acute heart failure 5% —
plaques in the arteries 5% —
left-sided symptoms 5% —
severe stress 4% —
risk ii 4% —
arterial occlusion 4% —
burns 4% —
bleeding 4% —
arteriopathies 4% —
he feels his heart 4% —
stage of recovery 4% —
heaviness on the heart 4% —
recovery period 4% —
clinical death 4% —
stress 4% —
atherosclerosis of the carotid arteries 4% —
burning in the chest feeling 4% —
control issues 4% —
The temperature is jumping 4% —
calcification 4% —
epigastric discomfort 4% —
emotional tension 4% —
thrombosis 4% —
onset of illness 4% —
stroke 4% —
drug disease 4% —
feeling of heat in the heart 4% —
impaired kidney function 4% —
heart disease in relatives 4% —
worse in mountains 4% —
burning in the chest 4% —
permanent arrhythmia 4% —
neck pain 4% —
burning pain in the heart area 4% —
history of myocardial infarction 4% —
hyperlipidemia 4% —
balloon coronary angioplasty 4% —
opsouria 4% —
post-infarction cardiosclerosis 4% —
squeezing pain behind the sternum 4% —
supraventricular arrhythmia 4% —
transient ischemic attack 4% —
duration of t wave is increased 4% —
pain in the left collarbone 4% —
paranoia 4% —
diabetes mellitus 4% —
calcification of the coronary arteries 4% —
blockade of the legs of the bundle of gis 4% —
hypoglycemia 4% —
cardiogenic shock 4% —
pressing pain in the sternum 4% —
enlargement of the heart 4% —
cholesterolemia 4% —
heart stone 4% —
suspicion 4% —
acute expansion of the heart 4% —
pain in the left shoulder blade 4% —
postinfarction angina 4% —
arterial bleeding 4% —
resting angina 4% —
aneurysm of the heart 3% —
anemia 3% —
illness from stress 3% —
better to be alone 3% —
impaired pericardial function 3% —
scarring 3% —
changes in the blood 3% —
hypotension 3% —
myocardial dysfunction 3% —
walks fast 3% —
dyslipidemia 3% —
pulse is irregular 3% —
pain in the legs when moving 3% —
pain left forearm 3% —
hard to walk 3% —
shock states of various genesis 3% —
passive smoking 3% —
pain under the shoulder blade 3% —
obliterating atherosclerosis 3% —
sudden pain 3% —
impaired venous function 3% —
overweight 3% —
aneurysm 3% —
burning sensation in the heart area 3% —
urolithiasis 3% —
overwork 3% —
congestion belching 3% —
the pain spreads upwards 3% —
sweating is increased 3% —
consequences of surgery 3% —
reduction of LDL 3% —
loss body weight 3% —
muscle rupture 3% —
periodic illness 3% —
head skin sweating 3% —
feeling of compression in the chest 3% —
senestopathy 3% —
effects of smoking 3% —
rapid weight loss 3% —
pain in the armpit 3% —
vindictiveness stomach 3% —
all vaccinations 3% —
flu 3% —
abortions 3% —
denies it 3% —
problems with the father 3% —
reduction of excess body weight 3% —
feeling of stenosis 3% —
exhaustion after illness 3% —
chest spasm 3% —
myocarditis 3% —
consequences of physical exertion 3% —
smoking desire 3% —
ischemic stroke 3% —
pain radiates to the shoulder blade 3% —

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