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Results: Differences General ✘Morphine poisoning✘Whooping cough
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(21)4%(1)
ECG 51%(0)—
General urine test 26%(1)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 38%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
respiratory 32% —
cough paroxysmal — 86%
bradypnea 28% —
cough to vomiting — 80%
effects of poisoning 28% —
spasmodic cough — 73%
hypoxia 27% —
urge to vomit — 55%
drug poisoning 26% —
constant cough dry — 48%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 25% —
exhausting cough — 36%
intoxication 27% 2%
cough — 28%
pulmonary edema 23% —
cough exhausting constant — 26%
acidosis 23% —
coughing attacks at night — 24%
blood diseases 22% —
cough worse lying down — 21%
opium addiction 21% —
dry cough paroxysmal — 21%
effects of hypoxia 21% —
dry cough — 20%
aspiration of gastric contents 21% —
cough in the evening — 20%
to breathe hard 21% —
face turns red when coughing — 19%
effects of drugs 21% —
cough after awakening — 18%
addiction 19% —
cough in bed — 18%
rhabdomyolysis 19% —
slight coughing constant — 16%
lowered 23% 2%
lacrimation during coughing — 16%
gastrointestinal problems 18% —
cough with lacrimation — 16%
apnea 18% —
Coughing is worse in bed — 16%
coma 18% —
cough at night — 16%
hypotension 18% —
cough wet — 15%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 18% —
cough when inhaling — 15%
itchy facial skin 18% —
cough from snot — 14%
impaired arterial function 22% 2%
cough paroxysmal to vomiting — 14%
acute renal failure 17% —
continuous cough — 14%
increased 22% 3%
sputum — 13%
agitation 17% —
coughing in the morning — 12%
acute liver failure 17% —
cough with difficult sputum — 12%
liver resection 16% —
mucous discharge from the nose — 11%
consequences of taking medications 21% 3%
slight cough — 10%
swelling of the brain 16% —
mucus in the nose — 10%
impaired kidney function 16% —
worse during sleep — 10%
pneumonia 16% —
whooping — 9%
spasm 20% 2%
frequent cough — 9%
kidney failure 16% —
vomiting 12% 21%
swelling with itching 16% —
worse lying down — 7%
absences 16% —
nervous slight coughing — 6%
constipation 16% —
sputum leaves easily — 6%
liver failure 16% —
whistling breath — 6%
disorders of consciousness 16% —
vaccination — 6%
dehydration 16% —
main complaint cough dry — 6%
liver problems 16% —
cough with agitation — 5%
urination rare 16% —
runny nose — 5%
trauma 15% —
thick discharge from the nose — 5%
angiopathy 15% —
prolonged dry cough — 5%
pale puffy face 15% —
persistent cough — 5%
stupor 15% —
throat tickling — 5%
diuresis is reduced 15% —
cough prolonged — 5%
metabolic acidosis 15% —
asleep cough during the day — 5%
deep coma 15% —
pain in the larynx — 5%
drowsiness 15% —
thick mucus in the nose — 5%
heart dysfunction 15% —
mucus throat — 5%
drug disease 15% —
cough dry day — 5%
very calm 15% —
dry nervous cough — 5%
psycho - organic syndrome 15% —
watery discharge from the nose — 4%
respiratory spasm 15% —
rhinitis in children — 4%
sopor 15% —
cough deep — 4%
up circulatory disorders 15% —
cough with mucous sputum — 4%
convulsions 22% 5%
transparent snot — 4%
history of surgery 20% 3%
attacks of wet cough — 4%
patient's condition 21% 4%
dryness in the nose — 4%
methadone addiction 14% —
tired of coughing — 4%
smokes 14% —
copious watery discharge from the nose — 4%
moderate condition 14% —
copious discharge from the nose — 4%
breath retention 14% —
stuffy ears — 4%
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract 14% —
tension in the face — 4%
delayed urination 14% —
discomfort in the throat — 4%
idiosyncrasy 14% —
with everything deep dry cough — 4%
salivation 14% —
snot transparent abundant — 4%
face turns red with excitement 14% —
main complaint cough — 4%
encephalopathy 14% —
nervous cough — 4%
caution 14% —
leukocytosis — 4%
allergy 14% —
dry 5% 9%
general swelling does 14% —
wet rare cough — 4%
viral hepatitis b 14% —
nasal congestion without secretions — 4%
damage to the nervous system 14% —
tension of the eye muscles — 4%
f99 unspecified psychiatric disorders 14% —
anxiety in the chest — 4%
acute condition 14% —
cough whistling — 4%
collapse 14% —
barking cough — 4%
hyperthermia 14% —
periodic cough — 4%
sulph 13% —
transparent copious discharge from the nose — 4%
longing 13% —
throat hurts — 4%
feeling of residual urine 13% —
chest tickling — 4%
hepatitis c 13% —
swelling of the conjunctiva — 4%
destructive behavior 13% —
muscular dystonia — 3%
calm child 13% —
swelling of the throat — 3%
redness of the skin of the face 13% —
runny nose stuffiness — 3%
positional compression syndrome 13% —
patient's condition is satisfactory — 3%
respiratory insufficiency 13% —
mucous hyperemia — 3%
lack of breath 13% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 3%
viral hepatitis 13% —
muscle tension — 3%
amphetamine abuse 13% —
eye swelling — 3%
changes in the blood 13% —
hemorrhage in the eye — 3%
blushes with excitement 13% —
weakness and drowsiness during the day — 3%
alcoholic coma 13% —
pedantry — 3%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania 13% —
lymphocytosis — 3%
epilepsy 18% 3%
barking cough — 3%
vomiting from excitement 12% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 3%
arrhythmia 12% —
pain chest — 3%

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