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Results: Differences General ✘Whooping cough✘Rhinovirus infection
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 4%(5)100%(2)
General urine test —87%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —34%
cough paroxysmal 86% —
likes sweets — 33%
cough to vomiting 80% —
rhinovirus infection — 25%
spasmodic cough 73% —
parainfluenza — 23%
urge to vomit 55% —
peeling nose — 20%
constant cough dry 48% —
tonsillopharyngitis — 19%
exhausting cough 36% —
wings of the nose red — 18%
cough exhausting constant 26% —
acute nasopharyngitis runny — 18%
coughing attacks at night 24% —
sore throat when sneezing — 17%
vomiting 21% —
nose congestion with a cold — 17%
cough worse lying down 21% —
cough expectorant — 17%
dry cough paroxysmal 21% —
rhinopharyngitis — 16%
dry cough 20% —
catarrh of the nasopharynx — 16%
cough in the evening 20% —
bronchitis — 16%
face turns red when coughing 19% —
often sneezes — 16%
cough 28% 8%
sore throat from above — 15%
cough after awakening 18% —
nasal congestion after sneezing — 15%
cough in bed 18% —
laryngitis cough — 15%
Coughing is worse in bed 16% —
conjunctival scleral injection — 15%
cough at night 16% —
worse in autumn — 15%
slight coughing constant 16% —
tickling in the nasopharynx — 15%
face is red 16% —
stinging in the nose — 15%
cough with lacrimation 16% —
deterioration in the spring — 15%
lacrimation during coughing 16% —
deterioration from humidity — 14%
cough when inhaling 15% —
high temperature 3% 17%
cough wet 15% —
nose red — 14%
cough from snot 14% —
condition after coronavirus — 14%
cough paroxysmal to vomiting 14% —
nasal congestion — 14%
continuous cough 14% —
congestion in the nasopharynx — 13%
sputum 13% —
red whites of the eyes — 13%
cough with difficult sputum 12% —
ARVI — 13%
coughing in the morning 12% —
worse from cold damp — 13%
mucous discharge from the nose 11% —
feeling of nasal — 13%
worse during sleep 10% —
worse from damp — 13%
mucus in the nose 10% —
coronavirus infection — 13%
slight cough 10% —
periodic fever — 12%
whooping 9% —
throat hurts 4% 16%
dry 9% —
blushes when crying — 12%
frequent cough 9% —
monocytosis — 12%
worse lying down 7% —
adenovirus infection — 12%
main complaint cough dry 6% —
inflammation of larynx — 12%
whistling breath 6% —
enterovirus infection — 12%
sputum leaves easily 6% —
laryngitis — 11%
nervous slight coughing 6% —
purulent bronchitis — 11%
clonic cramps 5% —
croup — 11%
cough prolonged 5% —
no vaccinations — 11%
convulsions 5% —
fog in the head — 11%
thick discharge from the nose 5% —
aching all over the body — 11%
cough with agitation 5% —
daytime fever — 11%
prolonged dry cough 5% —
sense of smell is reduced — 11%
mucus throat 5% —
company is worse — 11%
persistent cough 5% —
viral diarrhea — 11%
asleep cough during the day 5% —
pain in the larynx 5% 16%
cough dry day 5% —
throat tickling 5% 16%
dry nervous cough 5% —
loss of sense of smell — 11%
thick mucus in the nose 5% —
can't get together — 11%
cough with mucous sputum 4% —
conjunctiva redness — 11%
leukocytosis 4% —
increased sensitivity — 11%
dryness in the nose 4% —
lacrimation — 10%
tired of coughing 4% —
red blood vessels of the eyes — 10%
cough deep 4% —
pain in the nose — 10%
tension in the face 4% —
can not think — 10%
swelling of the conjunctiva 4% —
flu — 10%
rhinitis in children 4% —
subfebrility 3% 13%
attacks of wet cough 4% —
peeling — 10%
with everything deep dry cough 4% —
fever of unclear genesis — 10%
nervous cough 4% —
criticality — 9%
periodic cough 4% —
effects of poisoning — 9%
wet rare cough 4% —
reddening of the skin — 9%
discomfort in the throat 4% —
rapid reaction — 9%
tension of the eye muscles 4% —
chills — 9%
main complaint cough 4% —
better at night — 9%
chest tickling 4% —
inflammation 3% 12%
anxiety in the chest 4% —
intoxication 2% 11%
nasal congestion without secretions 4% —
transparent copious discharge from the nose 4% 13%
cough whistling 4% —
feeling of bruising 2% 11%
barking cough 4% —
copious watery discharge from the nose 4% 13%
impaired lung function 4% —
aching — 8%
epilepsy attacks 3% —
allergy — 8%
vascular spasm 3% —
sweating is increased — 8%
cramps in the legs 3% —
better in morning — 8%
history of surgery 3% —
impaired kidney function — 8%
nervous excitability 3% —
runny nose 5% 13%
muscle tension 3% —
drug allergy — 8%
stiffness in the joints 3% —
watery discharge from the nose 4% 12%
pedantry 3% —
snot transparent abundant 4% 12%
constant weakness 3% —
stuffy ears 4% 12%
epilepsy 3% —
copious discharge from the nose 4% 12%
pain chest 3% —
transparent snot 4% 12%
hemorrhages on the skin 3% —
drug disease — 7%
swelling of the throat 3% —
feeling of heat 2% 8%
pain when touched 3% —
worse in autumn and spring — 6%
stroke 3% —
cold sneezing — 6%
convulsive syndrome in children 3% —
feeling in the throat 5% 10%
overexcitation of the psyche 3% —
general intoxication syndrome 3% 8%
hemorrhage in the eye 3% —
swelling 2% 7%
pharyngitis 3% —
increased 3% 7%
muscular dystonia 3% —
vaccination 6% 9%
weakness and drowsiness during the day 3% —
patient's condition 4% 7%
tonic convulsions 3% —
discomfort in the chest 3% —
subacute condition 3% —
barking cough 3% —

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