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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General CoccidiomycosisJ12.9
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%(2)
General blood test 40%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
papules 49%
ramsey hunt syndrome 90%
ulcers on the skin 47%
parainfluenza 88%
incipient cold 43%
atypical pneumonia 87%
small rash 40%
respiratory syncytial infection 85%
bradypnea 37%
torso 83%
nodular erythema 37%
autoaggression 79%
abscess 36%
headache with a cold 78%
pain chest 35%
adenovirus infection 77%
botryomycoma 35%
bacterial pneumonia 76%
bacterial meningitis 35%
chickenpox 74%
brain abscess 34%
pneumonia in newborns 74%
bronchopneumonia 33%
consequences of infection 72%
boil 32%
chronic pneumonia 68%
folliculitis 31%
consequences of a viral infection 68%
swelling of joints 31%
snot doesn't come off well 66%
chest pain when coughing 31%
congenital herpes infection 66%
chest pain when breathing 29%
persistent wet cough 65%
skin problems 29%
runny nose with a headache 63%
meningitis 28%
newborn herpes 63%
encephalitis 28%
cytomegalovirus 62%
effects of poisoning 27%
colds with temperatures 61%
type of breathing chest 27%
headache from coughing 60%
leukoencephalitis 26%
colds with high fever 60%
dermatitis 26%
drips from the nose 59%
general swelling does 26%
weakening of immunity 59%
joint pain 26%
herpes 59%
worse during meals 25%
constant chills 58%
worse food 25%
herpetic pneumonia 58%
sepsis 25%
cough from snot 58%
spicy food 25%
breathing cough moist 57%
bacteremia 25%
feeling of heat in the nose 55%
suppuration of the skin 25%
cough with difficult sputum 55%
scarring 24%
lowered 54%
soreness of the skin 24%
croup 53%
joint diseases 24%
immunodeficiency 53%
acute condition 23%
headache with chills 53%
wound 23%
headache from above 53%
necrosis 23%
chronic runny 52%
swelling 22%
acute pneumonia 52%
there are no complaints 22%
constant discharge from the nose 52%
damage to the nervous system 22%
pus in feces 52%
onset of illness 22%
headache aching 51%
history of surgery 20%
fever cough 50%
fungus 47% 43%
pneumonia in children 50%
fever with muscle pain 49%
the patient complains of a headache 48%
cough wet 48%
ARVI 27% 74%
shortness of breath constant 47%
childhood diseases 47%
headache with fever 47%
pain in the nose 47%
drug disease 47%
nausea and diarrhea 46%
headache at temperature 46%
hydrothorax 46%
lung damage 46%
consequences of taking medications 45%
feeling of heat in the head 45%
diarrhea vomiting 45%
runny nose 44%
sputum 43%
helminths 43%
chills 41%
nausea vomiting 40%
unformed feces 39%
pneumonia 43% 82%
violation of the stool 39%
general intoxication syndrome 39%
diarrhea 39%
muscle pain 39%
aching 38%
nausea 37%
hypoxia 37%
feeling of heat 36%
vomiting 36%
headaches 36%
high temperature 35%
gastrointestinal problems 34%
impaired arterial function 34%
blood diseases 33%
increased 31%
cold chills 30%
adenovirus pneumonia 30%
inflammation 35% 63%
cough with shortness 29% 46%
pleurisy 27% 43%
flu 29% 45%
pain when breathing 26% 41%
intoxication 22% 35%
impaired lung function 22% 34%
dyspnea 34% 38%
cough 36% 39%

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