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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic dacryocystitis✘Bronchiectatic disease in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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lacrimal ducts 91% —
bruises under the eyes — 48%
constantly crying 89% —
bad from milk — 45%
chronic dacryocystitis 47% —
bronchiectasis — 44%
infectious eye diseases 27% —
nose eye fatigue — 42%
constant lacrimation 22% —
mucous discharge from the nose — 42%
inflammation of the eyes 22% —
moody child — 41%
chronic inflammation of the eyes 21% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 41%
tear ducts are obstructed 21% —
nose good — 39%
can't cry 20% —
stubbornness — 38%
blushes when crying 19% —
agitation — 35%
red eyelids 18% —
bronchitis — 34%
transparent sputum 18% —
bronchitis in children — 33%
green thick sputum 17% —
cough — 31%
eyes purulent discharge 17% —
a foreign body of the bronchus — 31%
pus yellow green thick 17% —
acute bronchitis — 31%
easily cries 16% —
whooping — 30%
inflammation 43% 25%
cartagener syndrome — 30%
lacrimation 16% —
bronchial lesion — 29%
irritation on the eyelids 15% —
chronic bronchitis unspecified — 29%
no tears 15% —
sputum with blood — 29%
purulent genyantritis 15% —
Chronical bronchitis — 29%
eye swelling 15% —
purulent bronchitis — 27%
sulph 15% —
state of exacerbation — 27%
acute injury 14% —
periods of exacerbation — 26%
disorder demodecosis 14% —
pneumonia — 26%
demodecosis of the eyelids 14% —
allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis — 26%
corneal erosion 14% —
chronic condition — 25%
bacterial keratitis 14% —
childhood diseases — 25%
conjunctiva red 14% —
frequent colds 41% 66%
scales on eyelids 13% —
atelectasis — 25%
genyantritis 13% —
patient is motionless — 24%
blepharitis 13% —
angioplasty — 24%
corneal dystrophy 13% —
crackling in the lungs — 24%
inflammation of the appendages 13% —
cough wet — 24%
corneal injuries 13% —
aspergillosis — 24%
inflammation of the nasal mucosa 13% —
desire for greenery — 23%
corneal ulcer 12% —
immunodeficiency — 23%
constant discharge from the nose 12% —
impaired lung function — 23%
chronic runny 12% —
hemophilic infection — 22%
conjunctiva redness 12% —
measles — 22%
nose injury 12% —
mucoviscidosis — 22%
nasal discharge purulent 12% —
chest deformity — 21%
strong irritation 12% —
patient's condition — 21%
eye injury 11% —
ARVI — 21%
mechanical damage to the eyes 11% —
aspiration by a foreign body — 21%
zinc 11% —
epiglottitis — 20%
conjunctivitis 11% —
hypertension — 20%
trauma 11% —
epiglottitis in children — 20%
discharge from the eyes 11% —
increased — 19%
runny nose 10% —
frequent cough — 19%
swelling from a bite 10% —
hair on the tongue — 19%
keratitis 10% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 19%
consequences of injuries 8% —
inflammation of larynx — 19%
cries in the evening 7% —
adenovirus infection — 19%
swelling 11% 6%
consequences of surgery — 19%
Like after the flu — 19%
flu — 19%
dyspnea — 19%
pneumonia in the anamnesis — 18%
cracked nails — 18%
dry brittle nails — 18%
cracking cough — 18%
gerd during pregnancy — 18%
crackling when breathing — 18%
thin lips — 18%
cystic fibrosis — 18%
moist frequent cough — 18%
wet crackling — 18%
remission — 18%
weakening of immunity — 18%
bronchopneumonia — 18%
bleeding — 18%
dry skin with cracks — 17%
cough on exhalation — 17%
impaired arterial function — 17%
flu with pneumonia — 17%
shortness of breath constant — 17%
history of surgery 7% 24%
systemic aspergillosis — 17%
respiratory insufficiency — 17%
pseudomonas infection — 17%
reflux esophagitis — 17%
atypical mycobacterial infections — 16%
dryness — 16%
hard breathing — 16%
glossitis — 16%
thin dry skin — 16%
persistent wet cough — 16%
prolonged cold — 16%
cracks in the tongue — 16%
productive cough in the morning — 16%
typhlitis — 16%
rhinovirus infection — 16%
williams-campbell syndrome — 16%
desire for rest — 16%
dry brittle hair — 16%
tuberculosis — 16%
tracheal diverticulum — 15%
desire to cough — 15%
cheilitis — 15%
mycobacteriosis of the lungs — 15%
exhalation is difficult — 15%
flu in children — 15%
tracheal and bronchial stenosis — 15%
recurrent polychondritis — 15%
job syndrome — 15%
sputum in the chest — 15%
crackling medium bubbling — 15%
agammaglobulinemia — 15%
exhalation is worse — 15%
bronchitis in childhood — 15%
bubbling in the chest — 15%
crack of the red lip border — 15%
inflammation near the nail — 15%
desire to sit — 15%
tongue is dry — 15%
immunoglobulin a deficiency — 15%
bubbling cough — 15%
cough with scanty sputum — 15%
parainfluenza — 15%
respiratory allergy — 15%
congestion in the corners of the mouth — 15%
allergy to antibiotics — 15%
nails brittle — 14%
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis — 14%
skin problems — 14%
red lip — 14%
shortness of breath worse lying down — 14%
leukocytosis — 14%
cough fatigue — 14%
sputum is scanty — 14%
fever activity — 14%
tongue is red — 14%
sputum in the morning — 14%
prolonged exhalation — 14%
blood diseases — 14%
dry hair — 14%
lower respiratory tract infections — 14%
brittle hair — 14%
allergy — 14%
lowered 7% 21%
stones cough after bronchitis — 14%
tracheomalacia — 13%
crackling in the bronchi — 13%
bad from alcohol — 13%

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