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Results: Differences General	✘Obliterating bronchiolitis	✘Pneumonia in newborns
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(1) 8%(2) Blood biochemistry — 100%(6) ECG 48%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	36%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	33%
acute bronchiolitis	29%	—
chronic condition	—	20%
obsessive cough	24%	—
adenovirus pneumonia	—	18%
bloating makes breathing difficult	20%	—
pneumonia in children	—	17%
pulmonary hypertension	20%	—
clamidiosis	—	15%
nose pulmonary heart	18%	—
inflates the wings of the nose	—	15%
alveolitis	18%	—
sensitivity of mucous membranes	—	14%
allergic alveolitis	18%	—
mucus in the mouth	—	14%
bronchiolitis in children	17%	—
respiratory distress syndrome	—	14%
dry whistling crackling	16%	—
foam from the mouth	—	14%
bronchitis	16%	—
intrauterine infection	—	13%
cough on exhalation	15%	—
bilateral pneumonia	—	13%
hypertension	15%	—
rubella	—	13%
intestinal lymphoma	15%	—
ureaplasma	—	13%
fibrosis of the lungs	15%	—
neonatal respiratory distress syndrome	—	13%
dry cough	15%	—
pulmonary edema	—	12%
obstructive bronchitis	14%	—
congenital rubella	—	12%
fibroma of the lungs	14%	—
throat sensitive	—	12%
idiopathic fibrosing alveolitis	14%	—
congenital cytomegaly	—	12%
acute obstructive bronchitis	14%	—
sucks the breast	—	12%
cough with shortness	14%	—
premature babies	—	12%
copd	14%	—
newborn herpes	—	12%
fever weakness	13%	—
syphilis	—	12%
exhalation is difficult	13%	—
pseudomonas infection	—	11%
whistling crackling	13%	—
staphylococcus aureus	—	11%
crackling in the lungs dry	13%	—
consequences of childbirth	—	11%
Friedlander 's pneumonia	13%	—
bacteremia	—	11%
small bubbling crackling	13%	—
yellow skin color	—	11%
respiratory syncytial infection	13%	—
candida fungi	—	11%
whistling in the lungs	13%	—
lips blue	—	11%
cough with wheezing	13%	—
general swelling does	—	11%
chronic bronchitis unspecified	13%	—
tuberculosis	—	11%
Chronical bronchitis	13%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	11%
dryness	13%	—
sepsis	—	11%
history of surgery	13%	—
the skin is very sensitive	—	11%
shortness of breath at the slightest physical exertion	13%	—
down syndrome	—	10%
acute bronchitis	13%	—
interstitial pneumonia	—	10%
dry fever	12%	—
pneumonia with sepsis	—	10%
bronchiectasis	12%	—
rejection of the chest	—	10%
right ventricle volume is lowered	12%	—
petechiae	—	10%
frequent colds	12%	—
whistling breathing	—	10%
breathing cough dry	12%	—
pneumonia unspecified	—	10%
asthmatic bronchitis	12%	—
multiple organ failure	—	10%
prolonged exhalation	12%	—
pus in the throat	—	10%
weakness after coughing	12%	—
toxoplasmosis	—	10%
crackling when breathing	11%	—
febrile body temperature	—	10%
weakened breathing	11%	—
candidiasis	—	10%
crohn	11%	—
swelling	—	10%
fever cough	11%	—
sputum green	—	10%
acute expansion of the heart	11%	—
silicotuberculosis	—	10%
pneumonia with bronchitis	11%	—
typhlitis	—	10%
feeling of bruising	11%	—
streptococci	—	9%
does not sweat	11%	—
the skin is dark	—	9%
emphysema of the lungs	11%	—
eye sensitivity	—	9%
heart transplantation	11%	—
reflux esophagitis	—	9%
chronic colitis	11%	—
lower respiratory tract infections	—	9%
minimum physical load	11%	—
nasal congestion	—	9%
acute arthritis	11%	—
1 pregnancy	—	9%
lung transplantation	11%	—
viral pneumonia	—	9%
dilated capillaries	11%	—
jaundice	—	9%
wet crackling	11%	—
enlargement of the spleen	—	9%
acute colitis	11%	—
very high fever	—	9%
aching all over the body	11%	—
flu	—	9%
heart hypertrophy	10%	—
small-point rash	—	9%
fibroma	10%	—
hemorrhages on the skin	—	9%
patient's condition	10%	—
chronic pneumonia	—	9%
restriction of movement	10%	—
infertility female	—	9%
rheumatoid arthritis	10%	—
enlargement of the liver and spleen	—	9%
weakness when breathing	10%	—
nervous excitability	—	9%
chronic respiratory failure	10%	—
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	9%
lymphoma	10%	—
rapid breathing	—	9%
consequences of taking medications	10%	—
discharge from the eyes	—	9%
chlorine	10%	—
leukocytosis	—	8%
lung removed	10%	—
blue skin	—	8%
liebman-sachs endocarditis	10%	—
dehydration	—	8%
small rash	10%	—
severe fever	—	8%
inflammatory infiltrate	10%	—
weakening of immunity	—	8%
bronchial asthma	10%	—
full	—	8%
malignant lymphoma	10%	—
shock states of various genesis	—	8%
crackling in the lungs	10%	—
red rash	—	8%
interstitial lung diseases	10%	—
fungus	—	8%
auscultation weakened	10%	—
ARVI	—	8%
heart dysfunction	10%	—
enlarged liver	—	8%
acute allergic reactions	10%	—
toxicosis	—	8%
hyperventilation	10%	—
immunodeficiency	—	7%
intestinal resection	10%	—
metabolic disorder	—	7%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	10%	—
onset of illness	—	7%
shortness of breath during physical exertion	10%	—
neurological disorders	—	7%
difficulty breathing	9%	—
childhood diseases	7%	13%
bloating	9%	—
bacterial pneumonia	9%	15%
acute abdomen	9%	—
lips turn blue	—	6%
bronchial lesion	9%	—
feeling of heat	8%	12%
hiv	9%	—
intoxication	8%	12%
chronic arthritis	9%	—
impaired arterial function	7%	11%
enlargement of the heart	9%	—
cytomegalovirus	9%	12%
cardiodilation	9%	—
high temperature	13%	15%
abdominal surgery	9%	—
hypoxia	8%	10%
colitis	9%	—
blood diseases	10%	11%
type of breathing chest	9%	—
aspiration pneumonia	11%	11%
endocarditis	9%	—
pneumonia	17%	17%
cough	19%	8%
angioplasty	7%	7%

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