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Results: Differences General ✘Rhinopharyngitis✘Synechiae of the nasal cavity
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —88%(0)
ENT examination —65%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ —36%(0)
CT of the organ —35%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 4%100%
pharyngitis 82% 54%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 86%
accumulation of mucus in the nasopharynx 24% —
impaired sense of smell — 80%
red throat 14% —
history of surgery — 74%
runny nose 14% —
consequences of surgery — 74%
mucus in the nose 11% —
synechiae of the nasal cavity — 73%
throat hurts 9% —
congenital anomalies of the nose — 70%
twang 8% —
severe nasal congestion — 69%
acute nasopharyngitis runny 7% —
consequences of taking medications — 69%
rhinopharyngitis 7% —
wounds in the nose — 68%
weakening of immunity 6% —
inflammation 10% 77%
burning in the nasopharynx 5% —
dry crusts in the nose — 67%
increase in the occipital lymph node 5% —
laryngotracheitis — 66%
inflammation of the nasal mucosa 5% —
dryness in the nose — 61%
runny nose after hypothermia 5% —
traumatic illness — 61%
swelling of the nasopharynx 5% —
tracheitis — 60%
feeling in the throat 4% —
laryngitis — 57%
uvula is red 4% —
sense of smell is reduced — 57%
mucus on the back wall of the pharynx 4% —
inflammation of larynx 3% 59%
eustacheitis 4% —
loss of sense of smell — 56%
nasal congestion the child 4% —
acute otitis 3% 56%
laryngeal edema 4% —
otitis 3% 52%
redness of the larynx 4% —
a history of endoscopic surgery — 49%
myxedema 4% —
bronchitis — 46%
swelling 4% —
shortened cycle — 46%
cough 4% —
pneumonia — 42%
red swollen throat 4% —
fighting — 41%
no dreams 4% —
helps others — 40%
mucus throat 4% —
surgical infections — 39%
swelling of the throat 4% —
wound — 39%
clicks in the ear 4% —
dry 3% 39%
nose swelling 4% —
consequences of infection 2% 37%
dryness in the nasopharynx 4% —
skin problems — 35%
swelling of the uvula 4% —
oncology — 35%
diathesis in childhood 4% —
childhood diseases 2% 36%
mucous membrane of pharynx is hyperemic 4% —
lowered 2% 34%
barking cough 3% —
pain when swallowing 3% —
otitis media 3% —
high temperature 3% —
pus in the throat 3% —
throat tickling 3% —
feeling of crawling goosebumps 3% —
pain in the larynx 3% —
consequences of a viral infection 3% —
dry cough 3% —
joint crunch 3% —
hot flashes 3% —
mucous hyperemia 3% —
voice disorders 3% —
acute otitis 3% —
A child's voice 3% —
cough from snot 3% —
ear pain 3% —
nasal discharge purulent 3% —
posterior rhinitis 3% —
h65 non-purulent otitis media 3% —
diathesis 3% —
tubotitis 3% —
often sneezes 3% —
swelling of the nasal mucosa 3% —
serous otitis media 3% —
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck 3% —
slight cough 3% —
continuous cough 3% —
mucous discharge from the nose 3% —
stuffy ears 3% —
dyspnea 2% —
feeling of heat 2% —
angioplasty 2% —
feeling of bruising 2% —
headaches 2% —
sputum 2% —
immunodeficiency 2% —
sweating is increased 2% —
burns 2% —
children's speech 2% —
chills 2% —
tingling 2% —
subfebrility 2% —
enlarged lymph nodes 2% —
illness after hypothermia 2% —
increased 2% —

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