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Results: Differences General ✘Obliterating bronchiolitis✘Squamous cell lung cancer
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 36%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —92%
acute bronchiolitis 29% —
atheroma — 77%
obsessive cough 24% —
lung cancer — 74%
bloating makes breathing difficult 20% —
lung cyst — 65%
pulmonary hypertension 20% —
cancer — 56%
allergic alveolitis 18% —
oncology — 50%
bronchiolitis in children 17% —
peripheral lung cancer — 48%
alveolitis 17% —
small cell lung cancer — 40%
dry whistling crackling 16% —
mediastinal cancer — 35%
intestinal lymphoma 15% —
metastases — 32%
hypertension 15% —
mediastinal tumors — 31%
fibrosis of the lungs 15% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 29%
cough on exhalation 15% —
carcinoid syndrome — 28%
idiopathic fibrosing alveolitis 14% —
cough obstructive — 28%
fibroma of the lungs 14% —
pain in the pleura — 27%
fever weakness 13% —
pleurisy — 27%
dry fever 13% —
gorner syndrome — 27%
crackling in the lungs dry 13% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 27%
exhalation is difficult 13% —
bronchogenic cyst — 27%
respiratory syncytial infection 13% —
lymph node damage — 26%
whistling crackling 13% —
metastases to the lungs — 26%
cough with wheezing 13% —
irradiation — 25%
parainfluenza 13% —
chest pain when coughing — 25%
small bubbling crackling 13% —
non-small cell lung cancer — 25%
shortness of breath at the slightest physical exertion 13% —
radiation therapy — 24%
hemorrhagic pneumonia 13% —
smokes — 24%
cytomegalovirus infection in children 13% —
pain when breathing — 23%
whistling in the lungs 13% —
chest pain when breathing — 23%
bronchiectasis 12% —
bronchial lesion 9% 31%
dilated capillaries 12% —
cough with purulent sputum — 22%
minimum physical load 12% —
there are no complaints — 21%
lung transplantation 12% —
brain cancer — 21%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 12% —
passive smoking — 21%
asthmatic bronchitis 12% —
the feeling of a wound — 19%
prolonged exhalation 12% —
carcinoid — 19%
right ventricle volume is lowered 12% —
neuroendocrine tumors — 19%
respiratory insufficiency 12% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 19%
breathing cough dry 12% —
lung adenocarcinoma — 19%
emphysema of the lungs 11% —
pulmonary hemorrhage — 19%
does not sweat 11% —
cancer of the pancost — 19%
acute expansion of the heart 11% —
cns tumors — 19%
acute colitis 11% —
atelectasis — 18%
chronic colitis 11% —
constant pain — 18%
weakened breathing 11% —
sputum green — 18%
crackling when breathing 11% —
adapts — 18%
heart transplantation 11% —
sputum 16% 34%
crohn 11% —
a strong wet cough screams — 18%
adenovirus infection 11% —
cough wet — 17%
aspiration pneumonia 11% —
improvement from physical exertion — 17%
acute arthritis 11% —
shortness of breath constant — 17%
croup 11% —
smoking desire — 17%
wet crackling 11% —
bone metastasis — 17%
pneumonia vomiting 11% —
pain in the left collarbone — 17%
feeling of bruising 11% —
anxiety is better when busy — 17%
mycoplasma 11% —
hep — 17%
aches all over the body 11% —
hydrothorax — 17%
bronchial asthma 10% —
leukemia — 17%
heart hypertrophy 10% —
remission — 17%
restriction of movement 10% —
sputum lumps — 17%
liebman-sachs endocarditis 10% —
viral pneumonia — 17%
rheumatoid arthritis 10% —
tuberculosis — 17%
lung removed 10% —
high temperature 13% 30%
chronic respiratory failure 10% —
cough tearing — 17%
fibroma 10% —
brain tumors — 17%
small rash 10% —
general weakness — 17%
acute allergic reactions 10% —
chronic pneumonia — 17%
auscultation weakened 10% —
squamous cell lung cancer — 17%
crackling in the lungs 10% —
patient's condition is satisfactory — 17%
interstitial lung diseases 10% —
paranoia — 16%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 10% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 16%
intestinal resection 10% —
brain tumor — 16%
malignant lymphoma 10% —
tumor collapse syndrome — 16%
hyperventilation 10% —
bone cancer — 16%
subfebrility 9% —
anxiety — 16%
sharp belly 9% —
intolerance to drugs — 16%
essential hypertension 9% —
suspicion — 16%
hiv 9% —
severe neck pain — 16%
herpes 9% —
weakness after illness — 16%
abdominal surgery 9% —
pain chest 8% 24%
colitis 9% —
control issues — 15%
chronic arthritis 9% —
bronchitis in childhood — 15%
cytomegalovirus 9% —
better in afternoon — 15%
difficulty breathing 9% —
cervical-brachial syndrome — 15%
vascular sclerosis 9% —
better to be alone — 15%
endocarditis 9% —
worse in morning — 15%
bloating 9% —
pneumoconiosis — 15%
inflammatory infiltrate 9% —
sputum with blood 14% 29%
digestive disorders 8% —
better in morning — 15%
feeling of heat 8% —
a new patient — 15%
hypoxia 8% —
voice disappeared — 15%
changes in the blood 8% —
consequences of surgery — 14%
dystrophy 8% —
postoperative pain — 14%
stiffness in the joints 8% —
pain throughout the body — 14%
a history of organ transplantation 8% —
metastatic brain tumors — 14%
inflammatory bowel diseases 8% —
vascular tumor — 14%
arthritis 8% —
paraneoplastic syndrome — 14%
peptic ulcer 8% —
recovery period — 14%
necrosis 8% —
aggressive — 14%
childhood diseases 7% —
brain damage — 14%
cryptogenic organizing pneumonia 6% —
increased thyroxine — 14%
nose pulmonary heart 18% 11%
thoracic radiculitis — 14%

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