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Results: Differences General	✘Intrauterine pneumonia	✘Birth trauma of newborns
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(7) 100%(3) General blood test 47%(11) 92%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	47%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	32%
wet wrists	39%	—
generic tumor	—	24%
wet feet	38%	—
birth trauma	—	21%
intrauterine pneumonia	32%	—
paresis of the facial nerve	—	18%
pneumococcal pneumonia	26%	—
weakness of the muscles of the hands	—	17%
viral pneumonia	25%	—
shoulder injury	—	17%
apnea	24%	—
birth trauma of the head	—	17%
streptococci	24%	—
muscle damage	—	17%
bacterial pneumonia	23%	—
nerve damage	—	17%
delayed speech development	22%	—
paresis	—	17%
children's speech	22%	—
paresis of the hand	—	16%
atelectasis	20%	—
weakness in the hands	—	16%
newborn's height is increased	19%	—
head injury	—	16%
pneumococcal infection	19%	—
hyperanteflexia of the uterus	—	15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	19%	—
postpartum contractions	—	15%
lags behind in the development	19%	—
discoordinated labor activity	—	14%
lower respiratory tract infections	19%	—
epidural hematoma	—	13%
intrauterine infection	19%	—
oily skin	—	13%
stomach bloating strong	19%	—
lagophthalmos	—	13%
bloating	19%	—
paralysis	—	13%
takes care of relatives	18%	—
hemiparetic gait	—	13%
nose nursing mom	18%	—
facial asymmetry	—	13%
aspiration pneumonia	18%	—
weakness of the fingers	—	12%
pseudomonas infection	18%	—
dislocation of the shoulder	—	12%
parainfluenza	18%	—
broken collarbone	—	12%
shortness of breath attacks	17%	—
skin cracks on the hands	—	12%
chlamydial pneumonia	17%	—
increased indirect bilirubin	—	12%
inflammation	17%	—
hematomyelia	—	12%
general intoxication syndrome	17%	—
operative delivery	—	12%
ARVI	17%	—
bruises on the body	—	12%
blood diseases	17%	—
bruise	—	12%
pneumonia pulmonary edema	17%	—
decreased finger sensitivity	—	12%
pneumonia in children	28%	9%
wound	—	12%
premature birth	16%	—
stagnant pneumonia	—	12%
ventilator-associated pneumonia	16%	—
injuries of the diaphragm	—	12%
crackling medium bubbling	16%	—
leg injury	—	12%
intoxication	16%	—
congenital muscular torticollis	—	12%
gases in infants	16%	—
uterine hypoplasia	—	11%
crackling large bubbly	16%	—
postponed pregnancy	—	11%
impaired arterial function	16%	—
pelvic presentation of the fetus	—	11%
breathing superficial	15%	—
hip dislocation	—	11%
attacks of suffocation	15%	—
jaundice of newborns	—	11%
croup	15%	—
subdural hematoma	—	11%
rapid breathing	15%	—
wet skin	—	11%
pulmonary edema	15%	—
fracture of the humerus	—	11%
adenovirus infection	15%	—
torticollis	—	11%
pneumonia	24%	7%
lower paraparesis	—	11%
typhlitis	15%	—
weakness in the wrists	—	11%
enlarged liver	14%	—
lack of water during pregnancy	—	11%
high temperature	14%	—
narrow pelvis	—	11%
severe gas formation	14%	—
periosteum injury	—	11%
pale skin	14%	—
red rash on the body	—	11%
pneumonia in the anamnesis	14%	—
strongest weakness	—	10%
weakened breathing	14%	—
spinal cord injury	—	10%
crackling when breathing	14%	—
anomalies of labor activity	—	10%
rumination disorder	14%	—
toxicosis of pregnancy in mom	—	10%
patient's condition	14%	—
skewed pelvis	—	10%
respiratory insufficiency	14%	—
severe childbirth	—	10%
endometritis	14%	—
A little weakness	—	10%
calculating	14%	—
number of births increased	—	10%
caution	14%	—
hemiparesis	—	10%
auscultation weakened	14%	—
subarachnoid hemorrhage	—	10%
better from milk	14%	—
muscle rupture	—	10%
consequences of surgery	14%	—
headache in the temples	—	10%
bronchial lesion	14%	—
hip fracture	—	10%
hyperthermic syndrome in children	13%	—
injury rate	—	10%
double vision	13%	—
skull fracture	—	10%
Common symptoms are weakness	13%	—
liver injuries	—	10%
constant bloating	13%	—
abrasion	—	10%
vulvovaginitis	13%	—
weakness when breathing	—	9%
mycoplasma respiratory infection	13%	—
hypotension with weakness	—	9%
atypical pneumonia	12%	—
weak joints	—	9%
feeling of heat	12%	—
heart disease in relatives	—	9%
needs attention	12%	—
dense tumor	—	9%
proteus syndrome	12%	—
caesarean section in the anamnesis	—	9%
intra-phase infections	12%	—
caesarean section	—	9%
vulva infections	12%	—
swelling on the head	—	9%
listeriosis	12%	—
hyperbilirubinemia	—	9%
retraction of chest	12%	—
fibrosarcoma	—	9%
monocytosis	12%	—
late pregnancy	—	9%
postpartum infections	12%	—
rash on the body	—	9%
hemorrhagic pneumonia	12%	—
spinal injury	—	9%
bronchopulmonary dysplasia	12%	—
violation of pulmonary circulation	—	9%
lowered	20%	6%
trauma	5%	14%
dry rash on the skin	12%	—
muscle weakness	7%	16%
childhood diseases	20%	6%
aneurysm	—	8%
groan on exhale	12%	—
bone deformation	—	8%
high height	11%	—
no children	—	8%
rupture of the uterus	11%	—
consequences of physical exertion	—	8%
cough with difficult sputum	11%	—
scratch	—	8%
marble skin	11%	—
refuses to help	—	8%
not mindfulness	11%	—
a serious man	—	8%
arvi in children	11%	—
restriction of movement	—	8%
dysfunctional uterine bleeding	11%	—
dislocation	—	8%
damage to the uterus	11%	—
muscle atrophy	—	8%
cytomegalovirus	11%	—
oncology	—	8%
apnea of premature babies	11%	—
pregnancy toxicosis	—	8%
leukocytosis	11%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	8%
better in afternoon	11%	—
refuses treatment	—	8%
effects of hypoxia	11%	—
calcification	—	8%
persistent cough	11%	—
vacuum	—	8%

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