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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General BronchopneumoniaLingering pneumonia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 68%(8)32%(8)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
sputum 38% 8%
consequences of covid 19%
cough 30% 4%
coronavirus infection 19%
bronchitis 22%
condition after coronavirus 18%
croup pneumonia 27% 6%
segmental pneumonia 15%
abundant warm drink 16%
subacute condition 13%
cough dry frequent 15%
lingering pneumonia 13%
incipient cold 14%
pneumonia of the elderly 8%
cough changeable 14%
impaired lung function 7% 14%
nosocomial pneumonia 13%
lymphopenia 7%
bronchopneumonia 24% 9%
bronchial lesion 7%
breathing cough dry 12%
lower part of the left lung 7%
beginning of the flu 12%
a foreign body of the bronchus 6%
cough with wheezing 12%
chest pain on the right 6%
staphylococcus aureus 12%
premature babies 6%
headache from coughing 12%
pulmonary mycoplasmosis 6%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 12%
nicotine poisoning 6%
cough dry wet 12%
bilateral pneumonia 6%
small bubbling crackling 12%
phlegm thick 6%
crackling in the lungs dry 12%
atypical pneumonia 6%
with everything deep dry cough 12%
anything night sweating in men 6%
decrease in ESR 12%
weakening of immunity 6%
cough deep 11%
intoxication 6%
sputum green 11%
sweating is increased 6%
strong cough 11%
lung abscess 6%
frequent cough 11%
predominant right 5%
weakness after coughing 11%
refusal to drink 5%
nosocomial infections 11%
alcohol poisoning 5%
wet crackling 11%
interstitial pneumonia 5%
fever cough 10%
change in appetite 5%
pneumonia with bronchitis 10%
lymphocytosis 5%
crackling when breathing 10%
atelectasis 5%
crackling in the lungs 10%
excessive sweating at night 5%
headache with weakness 10%
aching all over the body 5%
headache at temperature 10%
pneumocystis pneumonia 5%
dry cough 10%
night sweating 5%
flu 9%
pneumonia with pleurisy 5%
increased ESR 9%
pneumonia in children 5%
type of breathing chest 9%
immunodeficiency 5%
fever weakness 9%
general intoxication syndrome 5%
ARVI 9%
history of surgery 5%
chills 9%
empyema of the pleura 5%
streptococci 9%
effects of pneumonia 5%
very high fever 9%
mycoplasma 5%
leukopenia 9%
pain in the left chest 5%
pneumonia 100% 89%
pneumonia in the anamnesis 5%
rapid breathing 9%
consumes alcohol 4%
variable symptoms 9%
changes in the blood 4%
chest pain when breathing 9%
smokes 4%
tachycardia 8%
abscess 4%
palpitations 8%
general weakness 4%
weakness after illness 8%
chronic condition 4%
headaches 8%
conducting an inspection 4%
severe fever 8%
feeling of heat 4%
dryness 8%
aching 4%
pain when breathing 8%
refuses treatment 4%
onset of illness 7%
hiv 4%
inflammation 11% 4%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 4%
pneumonia unspecified 19% 12%
left-sided symptoms 4%
bacterial pneumonia 13% 6%
refuses to help 4%
acute condition 11% 5%
history of chest surgery 4%
lowered 9% 3%
early development 4%
neutrophilosis 10% 5%
pleurisy 4%
subfebrility 9% 4%
effects of poisoning 4%
calculating 4%
viral pneumonia 10% 14%
angiopathy 3%
consequences of surgery 3%
consequences of infection 3%
drug disease 3%
childhood diseases 3%

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