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Results: Differences General ✘Pharyngeal abscess✘Foreign body of the larynx
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Distinctive symptoms
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pus in the throat 74% —
likes sweets — 86%
pharyngeal abscess 48% —
aspiration by a foreign body — 58%
difficult to swallow 39% —
foreign body of the trachea — 54%
high temperature 38% —
ulcers in the throat — 52%
pharyngeal injuries 33% —
spasm in the throat — 49%
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck 31% —
laryngospasm — 49%
syphilis 30% —
foreign body of the pharynx 32% 79%
feeling of heat 28% —
a foreign body of the bronchus — 43%
breathing hoarse 27% —
throat sensitive — 41%
tonsillectomy 27% —
fright — 41%
pharyngitis 27% —
strong fright — 40%
increase in the occipital lymph node 26% —
swelling of the whole body — 40%
twang 25% —
voice disappeared — 40%
violation of the function of the tonsils 25% —
apnea — 39%
severe sore throat 25% —
blow to the head — 38%
enlarged lymph nodes 25% —
bedsores — 38%
acute pharyngitis unspecified 24% —
inflammation of larynx — 38%
rpr test positive 23% —
gangrene — 37%
pain in the lymph nodes of the pharynx 23% —
cough with aphonia — 36%
febrile body temperature 22% —
larynx hypertrophy — 36%
mycobacterium tuberculosis dna positive 22% —
spasms in the body — 36%
tuberculosis 22% —
barking cough — 35%
pain in the lymph nodes 22% —
irritation in the larynx — 35%
lowered 39% 15%
cough from spasms — 34%
no appetite 22% —
cough paroxysmal — 34%
pain in the side of the neck 22% —
cough to vomiting — 33%
pain when swallowing 22% —
sudden coughing — 33%
removal of adenoids 22% —
no pharyngeal reflex — 33%
purulent mumps 22% —
cough — 33%
feeling of heat in the back of the head 21% —
hoarseness voice — 33%
tonsillitis 21% —
laryngeal edema — 32%
tearfulness night 21% —
cough with hoarseness of voice — 32%
difficulty breathing after an attack 21% —
spasm — 32%
lung syphilis 21% —
still very frequent breathing — 31%
pharyngeal cancer 21% —
nausea without vomiting — 31%
otitis media due to a runny nose 21% —
irritating cough — 31%
phlegmon 21% —
mental shock — 30%
swelling of the nasopharynx 20% —
urge to vomit — 29%
severe sore throat when swallowing 20% —
suffocation 13% 42%
mastoiditis 20% —
neck ribs — 29%
diathesis 20% —
perichondritis — 28%
voice disorders 20% —
respiratory spasm — 27%
surgical infections 20% —
thin-boned — 27%
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes 20% —
objects are reduced — 27%
breathing is difficult 20% —
hoarse cough — 27%
nasopharyngeal tumors 20% —
often sneezes — 26%
secondary syphilis 20% —
ulcer penetration — 26%
frequent sore throat 20% —
pain in the larynx — 26%
interferes in the throat 20% —
convulsions — 26%
increased 19% —
strong cough — 25%
weakening of immunity 19% —
intoxication of alcohol — 25%
lymph node damage 19% —
ligament rupture — 25%
feeling of heat in the neck 19% —
choking in the throat 20% 45%
very high fever 19% —
foreign body sensation — 25%
tearful worried 19% —
sharp cough — 25%
tuberculosis of the spine 19% —
vegetative state — 25%
fever sore throat 19% —
vomiting — 25%
can't swallow 19% —
causes vomiting — 24%
swelling of the throat mucosa 19% —
death of the child — 24%
difficulty breathing 19% —
emphysema of the lungs — 24%
staphylococcus aureus 18% —
grumpy — 24%
pain when touched 18% —
no consciousness — 23%
leukocytosis 18% —
cardiac arrest — 23%
severe fever 18% —
predominant right — 23%
feeling of heat in the throat 18% —
interstitial lung diseases — 23%
acute nasopharyngitis runny 18% —
rapid breathing — 22%
high fever 18% —
dislocation — 22%
worse extreme temperatures 17% —
coma — 22%
immunodeficiency 17% —
neuritis — 22%
rhinopharyngitis 17% —
cough with shortness — 22%
silicotuberculosis 17% —
clinical death — 22%
purulent otitis 17% —
drowsiness — 21%
scarlet 17% —
neuralgia — 21%
arvi in children 17% —
very correct — 21%
breathing superficial 17% —
no children — 20%
nasal discharge purulent 17% —
closes — 20%
purulent sore throats 17% —
peptic ulcer — 19%
there is no appetite with fever 17% —
pain throughout the body — 19%
feeling of heat in the nose 17% —
control issues — 18%
diphtheria 17% —
anesthesia — 18%
anaerobic infection 16% —
the fast man — 18%
eats often 16% —
impaired lung function — 17%
acute pain 16% —
cough paroxysmal to vomiting — 15%
it hurts to talk 16% —
coughing causes vomiting — 15%
measles 16% —
drowsiness from alcohol — 15%
head swelling 16% —
swelling of the throat 24% 37%
pain in the jaw 16% —
pain in the neck from the front 23% 35%
tightness of breath 16% —
history of surgery 22% 33%
pain in the lower jaw 16% —
bone in the throat 20% 30%
mumps 16% —
adenoids 17% 27%
attacks of suffocation 16% —
dyspnea 17% 26%
consequences of injuries 16% —
swelling 24% 33%
acute otitis 16% —
feeling in the throat 14% 22%
catarrh of the nasopharynx 16% —
acute condition 12% 18%
make the main 15% —
consequences of taking medications 10% 16%
he sleeps all the time 15% —
onset of illness 11% 16%
nasal congestion 15% —
worse food 17% 19%
pain in the nose 15% —
worse during meals 17% 19%
pulmonary tuberculosis 15% —
swelling of the neck 21% 23%
sinusitis 15% —
inflammation 22% 22%

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