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Results: Differences General ✘Acute pneumonia✘Флурона
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Distinctive symptoms
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cough wet 46% —
muscle pain when cough — 69%
lingering pneumonia 33% —
main complaint cough dry — 69%
cough with difficult sputum 30% —
cough short — 62%
ARVI 30% —
dry rhinitis with cough — 59%
subfebrility 29% —
transparent sputum — 59%
atypical pneumonia 28% —
liquid watery stools — 56%
pneumococcal pneumonia 26% —
red rash — 55%
pneumococcal infection 25% —
flu 21% 75%
pulmonary mycoplasmosis 25% —
blue skin — 53%
there are no complaints 24% —
main complaint cough — 52%
bacterial pneumonia 23% —
petechiae — 52%
croup pneumonia 23% —
nasal discharge mucous transparent — 52%
pneumonia with pleurisy 23% —
the answers are monosyllabic — 51%
streptococci 23% —
rash folds — 51%
pleurisy 23% —
cough tearing — 51%
pneumonia unspecified 23% —
transparent mucus from the nose — 51%
bronchitis 23% —
intestinal flu — 50%
hydrothorax 22% —
joint pain in the muscle — 50%
mycoplasma 22% —
nasal congestion without secretions — 49%
bronchopneumonia 21% —
blue nasolabial triangle — 49%
crackling when breathing 21% —
cytokine storm — 48%
lower respiratory tract infections 20% —
small-point rash — 48%
wet crackling 20% —
very forgetful and absent-minded — 47%
whooping 20% —
nose red — 47%
chronic pneumonia 20% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 47%
swelling of the wings of the nose 20% —
red throat — 46%
acute bronchitis 19% —
d dimer increased — 46%
staphylococcal pneumonia 19% —
the skin is dark — 46%
crackling in the lungs 19% —
procalcitonin is elevated — 45%
pneumonia with bronchitis 19% —
aching chest pain — 45%
pain in the pleura 19% —
drooling 7% 51%
epiglottitis in children 18% —
drips from the nose — 44%
leukocytosis 18% —
a new patient — 44%
effects of pneumonia 18% —
nausea from water — 44%
dulling on percussion 18% —
main complaint is high fever — 43%
Chronical bronchitis 18% —
cough from snot — 43%
adenovirus pneumonia 18% —
red rash on the body — 43%
pneumonia in children 18% —
post-traumatic shock — 43%
empyema of the pleura 18% —
memory lapses — 43%
chronic bronchitis unspecified 18% —
effects of trauma and shock — 43%
frequent colds 18% —
feeling of heat in the throat — 43%
inflammation of larynx 17% —
diffuse cyanosis — 43%
hemophilic infection 17% —
dyspnea 14% 57%
parainfluenza 17% —
joint pain — 43%
epiglottitis 17% —
toxic pulmonary edema — 42%
adenovirus infection 17% —
watery diarrhea — 42%
alcoholism 17% —
flat chest — 42%
obstructive bronchitis 17% —
dryness in the nose — 42%
bronchitis in children 17% —
teacher — 42%
daytime fever 17% —
liquid sputum 9% 51%
inflammation 17% —
liquid stool — 42%
pounds 16% —
dry cough 9% 51%
pneumothorax 16% —
spot pain — 41%
bronchial lesion 16% —
rash on the nose — 41%
small bubbling crackling 16% —
increased ferritin — 41%
psitacosis 16% —
swelling after injury — 41%
alcohol dependence 16% —
loose stools in the morning — 41%
legionellosis 16% —
diarrhea — 41%
epidemic flu 16% —
impaired sense of smell — 40%
metapneumovirus infection 15% —
no stool — 40%
rhinovirus infection 15% —
diarrhea in the morning — 40%
abscess 15% —
rashes on the chest — 40%
rapid breathing 15% —
pain in the larynx — 40%
pneumonia of the elderly 15% —
beginning of the flu 6% 45%
inflammatory infiltrate 15% —
throat tickling — 39%
grunts 15% —
type of breathing is mixed — 39%
alcoholic liver disease 15% —
runny nose 7% 46%
persistent cough 14% —
rash on the limbs — 38%
a strong wet cough screams 14% —
blood dark — 38%
drug disease 14% —
thrombocytosis — 38%
severe fever 14% —
redness of the joints — 38%
strong cough 14% —
tension type headache — 38%
acute obstructive bronchitis 14% —
muscle pain 4% 42%
acute bronchitis unspecified 14% —
cough dry painful 9% 47%
pleurisy in children 14% —
hypercoagulation syndrome — 37%
sepsis 13% —
fever with muscle pain — 37%
cough jerky 13% —
vomiting even from water — 37%
neutrophilosis 13% —
acute pain in the joints — 37%
tularemia 13% —
stool in the morning — 37%
confusion of consciousness 13% —
watery discharge from the nose 5% 42%
flu with pneumonia 13% —
headache tension — 37%
pleural thoracocentesis 13% —
feeling of heat in the nose 5% 41%
complication of acute respiratory viral infections 13% —
gastrointestinal problems — 36%
elderly patients 13% —
fever with pain in the joints — 36%
lung pain 13% —
tension in the head — 36%
measles 12% —
aching pain in the joints — 36%
improvement from alcohol 12% —
lymphopenia — 36%
tremor 12% —
increased blood clotting — 36%
desire to cough 12% —
traumatic shock — 36%
flu in children 12% —
mucous discharge from the nose 5% 41%
pneumonia pulmonary edema 12% —
mucus in the nose 5% 41%
heart failure 12% —
hemorrhagic diathesis 6% 42%
there is heart failure 12% —
transparent snot 5% 41%
frequent antibiotics 12% —
mucous hyperemia — 35%
chest chills 12% —
neutropenia — 35%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 12% —
nausea and diarrhea — 35%
low body temperature 12% —
lack of breath 10% 45%
wound 12% —
joint diseases 4% 39%
angioplasty 12% —
abundant stool — 34%
eosinopenia 12% —
sputum in the chest 12% 46%

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