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Results: Differences Similar ✘Post-radiation pneumonitis✘Bruised lung
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —39%
shortness of breath when talking 20% —
bruising pain — 35%
radiation therapy 19% —
bruised ribs — 35%
chest pain when coughing 18% —
bruise of the chest — 35%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 18% —
consequences of chest injury — 32%
coughing constant 18% —
rib fracture — 31%
irradiation 18% —
the consequences of injury — 30%
periodic cough 18% —
bruise — 28%
light sputum 16% —
hemothorax — 27%
shortness of breath when walking 15% —
lung rupture — 27%
eosinophilia 15% —
chest injuries — 26%
continuous cough 15% —
pain in the ribs — 25%
acute radiation sickness 15% —
pain after a fracture — 25%
breast cancer 14% —
compressing pains in the heart — 25%
sputum yellow 14% —
serous pleurisy — 25%
shortness of breath worse lying 14% —
lung pain — 25%
up radiation sickness 14% —
catatrauma — 24%
cough dry painful 13% —
atelectasis — 23%
with everything deep dry cough 13% —
frequent fractures — 23%
productive cough 13% —
bruising sensation — 22%
small bubbly wheezes 13% —
pain in the heart — 22%
difficulty breathing lying 13% —
spinal injury — 22%
leukopenia 13% —
bone fracture — 22%
coughing 12% —
chest pain when inhaling — 22%
sputum is scanty 12% —
back injury — 22%
metastases 12% —
consequences of injuries — 21%
mediastinal cancer 12% —
arterial bleeding — 21%
alveolitis 12% —
lung removed — 21%
severe shortness of breath 11% —
floating rib fractures — 21%
cough prolonged 11% —
fracture of the sternum — 21%
cough paroxysmal 11% —
difficulty inhaling breathing — 21%
fruits when running worse 11% —
coagulated hemothorax — 21%
dryness 11% —
pain when inhaling — 21%
worse sitting better lying down 11% —
abdominal injuries — 21%
strong cough 11% —
hemopneumothorax — 21%
worse at rest 11% —
breathing is difficult — 20%
cough wet 11% —
to breathe hard — 20%
breast cancer 10% —
joint injuries — 20%
solid tumors 10% —
injury — 20%
increased blood clotting 10% —
hylothorax — 19%
effects of radiation 10% —
injuries of the diaphragm — 19%
breast tumor 10% —
bleeding — 19%
prolonged fever 10% —
blunt heart injury — 19%
dry cough 10% —
blood loss — 19%
cancer 17% 5%
hemopericardium — 19%
lung cancer 10% —
subcutaneous emphysema — 19%
viral pneumonia 10% —
pneumomediastinum — 18%
worse sitting 10% —
valve pneumothorax — 18%
intensive physical load 9% —
lung damage 10% 28%
fungus 9% —
rupture of the esophagus — 18%
early development 9% —
bruise — 18%
hemorrhagic diathesis 9% —
bruising and swelling — 18%
subfebrile condition 9% —
mediastinit — 18%
worse when walking 9% —
foreign bodies of the lungs and pleura — 18%
hyperthermia 9% —
spinal fracture — 17%
inflammatory infiltrate 9% —
tamponade of the heart — 17%
headaches 8% —
heart rupture — 17%
time of year 8% —
neck injury — 17%
liquid stool 8% —
movements in thoracic region are painful — 17%
diarrhea 8% —
empyema of the pleura — 17%
full-blooded 17% 8%
bruised hands — 17%
immunodeficiency 14% 5%
hernia of the esophagus — 17%
thrombocytopenia 13% 6%
back injury — 17%
weakening of immunity 13% 6%
closed fracture — 16%
high temperature 11% 5%
strict mother can't take a deep breath — 16%
oncology 16% 10%
pneumothorax — 16%
tuberculosis 9% 5%
breath retention — 16%
interstitial lung diseases 10% 6%
soft tissue hematoma — 16%
interstitial pneumonia 10% 6%
broken collarbone — 16%
pulmonary embolism 10% 6%
chest tension — 16%
shortness of breath at rest 11% 7%
ligament damage — 16%
mediastinal tumors 11% 7%
heaviness in the chest — 16%
asleep shortness of breath lying 11% 7%
closed pneumothorax — 16%
intercostal pain — 16%
fibrothorax — 16%
swelling after a fracture — 16%
open pneumothorax — 16%
consequences of operation — 16%
spinal injury — 16%
swelling — 16%
there are no complaints — 16%
polytrauma — 16%
emphysema of the lungs — 16%
acute blood loss — 16%
respiratory insufficiency 9% 25%
impaired arterial function — 16%
acute heart failure — 15%
weakened breathing — 15%
breathing superficial — 15%
pain throughout the body — 15%
omission of internal organs — 15%
foreign body of the heart — 15%
ligament rupture — 15%
wheezing medium bubbly — 15%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency — 15%
traumatic shock — 15%
auscultation weakened — 15%
pain in the sternum — 14%
pain in the ribs when breathing — 14%
internal bleeding — 14%
cardiogenic shock — 14%
presence of fluid in heart cavity is detected — 14%
pain after injury — 14%
sudden pain — 14%
consequences of a fracture — 14%
hemorrhages on the skin — 14%
chronic respiratory failure — 14%
nose pulmonary heart — 13%
pulmonary hemorrhage — 13%
aortic aneurysm — 13%
does not feel pain — 13%
fistula — 13%
hernia — 13%
hematoma — 13%
acute injury — 13%
suffocating — 13%
pain in the heart when inhaling — 13%
chyloperitoneum — 13%
enlargement of the heart — 13%
heaviness on the heart — 13%
lack of breath — 13%
general tension — 13%
cardiodilation — 13%
pinched diaphragmatic hernia — 13%
with the corn — 13%
aneurysm — 13%
pulmonary edema — 13%
myocardial dysfunction — 13%
vascular damage 8% 21%

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