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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic heart failure✘Cheyne-Stokes Syndrome (DSCHS)
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Distinctive symptoms
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swelling of the legs 30% —
rare breathing — 61%
there is heart failure 100% 69%
breathing superficial — 55%
heart failure 100% 69%
head injury in anamnesis — 53%
essential hypertension 22% —
brain damage — 53%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 18% —
weakened breathing — 53%
dyspnea 18% —
heaviness of breathing — 52%
hydrothorax 16% —
dysfunction of the left lung 5% 56%
angina pectoris 15% —
auscultation weakened — 51%
pain in the veins of the legs 13% —
pressure jumps — 51%
pleurisy 13% —
lowered 6% 56%
swelling 12% —
he sleeps all the time — 49%
asleep shortness of breath lying down 12% —
traumatic brain injury — 45%
hypertensive heart failure 12% —
head injury — 43%
pain in the heart 11% —
cardiac asthma 8% 51%
pain in the veins 11% —
violation of the left parts of the heart 8% 50%
arrhythmia 10% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 42%
heartbeat during exercise 9% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 42%
stagnation in the lungs 8% —
increased 4% 45%
hormonal disorders 8% —
poor sleep — 41%
palpitations 7% —
organic brain damage — 40%
patient is motionless 7% —
vascular damage — 40%
n 7% —
lack of breath 5% 44%
tachycardia 7% —
hypoxia — 39%
palpitations with shortness of breath 7% —
chronic heart failure 8% 44%
asthma during exercise 7% —
trauma — 34%
swelling of the shins 7% —
angiopathy 4% 36%
heart failure with shortness of breath 7% —
impaired lung function 4% 36%
pain under the lower ribs 7% —
heart dysfunction 25% 51%
pulling pain when urinating 6% —
hypertension 15% 37%
swelling of the right leg 6% —
impaired arterial function 19% 35%
feels the heart 6% —
up circulatory disorders 25% 37%
aching pain in the right hypochondrium 6% —
CHD 34% 39%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 6% —
sputum with blood 6% —
attacks of suffocation at night 6% —
pain in the right leg 6% —
weak heart 6% —
pleurisy right-sided 6% —
fluid in the abdomen 6% —
diffuse liver changes 6% —
constant heartbeat 6% —
enlarged liver 6% —
dry cough rare 6% —
interruptions in the heart 6% —
pain in the right lung 6% —
aching pains in the heart 6% —
asthma attacks at night 6% —
ascites 6% —
right ventricular failure 6% —
shortness of breath at rest 6% —
cracking cough 6% —
pulling pains in the liver 6% —
feeling chilly 6% —
swelling of the feet 6% —
cardiac cough 5% —
pulling pains in the legs 5% —
mitral stenosis 5% —
acute liver failure 5% —
cough 5% —
blue belly 5% —
hyperaldosteronism 5% —
asthma attacks 5% —
liver dystrophy 5% —
mitral heart defects 5% —
cough with wheezing 5% —
right ventricular heart failure 5% —
cirrhosis of the liver 5% —
abdominal swelling 5% —
pectoris cardiac dyspnea 5% —
periodic cough 5% —
sputum 5% —
little urine 5% —
cardiogenic shock 5% —
pain in the pleura 5% —
blood diseases 4% —
to breathe hard 4% —
unbearable pain 4% —
decreased potassium 4% —
no feeling of hunger 4% —
auscultation of the heart 4% —
constant tachycardia 4% —
stomach nausea 4% —
liver pain 4% —
weakness when breathing 4% —
urination painful 4% —
wet crackling 4% —
bronchial asthma 4% —
cardiomyopathy 4% —
pulmonary edema 4% —
gastritis 4% —
acute abdomen 4% —
congenital heart 4% —
muscle fatigue 4% —
sensations in the extremities 4% —
belly enlargement 4% —
liver failure 4% —
suffocation 4% —
intensive physical load 4% —
is better in nature 4% —
lung pain 4% —
myocardial infarction 4% —
enlargement of the heart 4% —
cardiodilation 4% —
bloating 4% —
weakness in the heart 4% —
feeling of lack of air 4% —
shortness of breath constant 4% —
fibrosis of the lungs 4% —
reduced efficiency 4% —
inflammation 4% —
nausea during meals 4% —
attacks of suffocation 4% —
diuresis is reduced 4% —
prolonged urination 4% —
the pressure is 90 on 4% —
leg pain with edema 4% —
severe shortness of breath 4% —
blue veins 4% —
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 4% —
acute expansion of the heart 4% —
weak breathing 4% —
swelling of the whole body 4% —
helps others 4% —
crackling in the lungs 4% —
chronic venous edema 4% —
dry cough 4% —
pulse is strong 4% —
changes in urine 4% —
swelling of the extremities 4% —
there are no complaints 4% —
blood pressure is 90 on 4% —
chronic liver failure 4% —
pain in the right hypochondrium 4% —
portal hypertension 4% —
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 4% —
angina attack 4% —
oliguria 4% —
pronounced tachycardia 4% —
patient's condition 3% —
consequences of taking medications 3% —
oncology 3% —
angioplasty 3% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 3% —
liver problems 3% —
necrosis 3% —
impaired venous function 3% —
dryness 3% —
kidney diseases 3% —
subacute condition 3% —
pain in the legs 3% —
nausea 3% —
pneumonia 3% —
gastrointestinal problems 3% —
stiffness in the joints 3% —
quickly gets tired 3% —
aching 3% —
muscle weakness 3% —
hypotension 3% —
not enough time 3% —
dystrophy 3% —
no appetite 3% —
early development 3% —
sensations in the legs 3% —
general swelling does 3% —
congestive kidney 3% —
pain in the right leg aching 3% —

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