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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General BronchopneumoniaDisseminated tuberculosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 65%(8)74%(7)
Blood biochemistry 52%(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%
sputum 29%
sweating in the morning 88%
cough wet 25%
pain in the right shoulder 88%
croup pneumonia 25%
sweating legs 86%
bronchopneumonia 23%
dry 7% 88%
acute pneumonia 18%
dry skin 79%
abundant warm drink 15%
sweating is increased 74%
cough dry frequent 15%
lymphocytosis 74%
incipient cold 13%
disseminated tuberculosis 70%
cough changeable 13%
menopause 65%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 12%
alcoholism 64%
headache from coughing 12%
alcohol dependence 58%
crackling in the lungs dry 12%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 43%
cough dry wet 12%
laryngeal tuberculosis 40%
cough with wheezing 12%
persistent cough 38%
small bubbling crackling 12%
dry cough with chest pain 37%
nosocomial pneumonia 12%
cough from the chest 35%
bacterial pneumonia 12%
hectic fever 33%
frequent cough 11%
impaired lung function 7% 40%
nosocomial infections 11%
cough dry painful 32%
weakness after coughing 11%
typhoid fever 31%
decrease in ESR 11%
monocytosis 30%
the heart tones are muted 11%
hoarse cough 29%
staphylococcus aureus 11%
lung disorder bilateral 29%
crackling in the lungs 10%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 28%
fever cough 10%
the Mantoux reaction 27%
chronic pneumonia 10%
sharp cough 27%
crackling when breathing 10%
effects of pneumonia 27%
wet crackling 10%
pain in the larynx 27%
sputum green 10%
lymphopenia 25%
strong cough 10%
slow onset of the disease 25%
fever weakness 9%
fever tachycardia 25%
streptococci 9%
chest pain when coughing 25%
flu 9%
dry cough 10% 35%
variable symptoms 9%
delayed reaction 24%
eating and drinking 9%
inhibition 24%
increased ESR 9%
cough with shortness 24%
rapid breathing 9%
impaired function of the large intestine 23%
chest pain when breathing 9%
onset of illness 7% 30%
neutrophilosis 9%
urination disorder 23%
headache at temperature 9%
strong character 23%
headache with weakness 9%
painful urination 23%
viral pneumonia 9%
pulmonary tuberculosis 23%
chills 8%
intestinal infection 23%
leukocytosis 8%
throat hurts 22%
pain when breathing 8%
inflammation of the stomach 22%
ARVI 8%
respiratory insufficiency 21%
subfebrility 8%
cyanosis 21%
febrility 8%
lung pain 21%
type of breathing chest 8%
asymmetry 21%
bronchitis 8%
tuberculosis 20%
high temperature 7%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 20%
weakness after illness 7%
decreased concentration of attention 20%
headaches 7%
dyspnea 20%
increased 6%
inflammatory bowel diseases 20%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 20%
breathing cough dry 11% 30%
impaired gastric function 19%
feeling of heat 18%
acute pain 18%
damage to the nervous system 18%
with everything deep dry cough 11% 29%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 17%
blood diseases 17%
consequences of infection 17%
cough deep 11% 28%
patient's condition 16%
leukopenia 9% 23%
palpitations 7% 19%
tachycardia 7% 19%
pain chest 8% 20%
inflammation 11% 23%
acute condition 10% 19%
lowered 9% 16%
cough 26% 29%

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