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Results: Differences General ✘Heat stroke✘Chondroperichondritis of the larynx
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Distinctive symptoms
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hyperthermia 86% —
bad from milk — 78%
worse in evening 69% —
frequent colds — 77%
impatient 60% —
mucous discharge from the nose — 73%
overall activity is reduced 57% —
nose eye fatigue — 72%
desire for fresh air 56% —
moody child — 72%
desire for coffee 55% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 71%
heat stroke 51% —
chondroperichondritis of the larynx — 70%
rheumatic inflammation 50% —
nose good — 68%
general weakness 44% —
perichondritis — 51%
nervousness 43% —
inflammation of larynx — 48%
feeling of heat 42% —
swelling of the throat — 46%
worse in morning 39% —
laryngitis chronic — 43%
worse during meals 37% —
laryngitis — 40%
worse food 37% —
pus in the throat — 39%
high temperature 50% 15%
abscess — 39%
convulsions 29% —
swelling of the throat mucosa — 38%
low diastolic pressure 29% —
pain at the base of the skull — 38%
jet lag syndrome 28% —
syphilis — 37%
high diastolic pressure 28% —
throat burns — 36%
hallucinations 26% —
tonsillitis larynx — 36%
systolic hypertension 25% —
tuberculosis — 35%
pressure in the temples 24% —
abscessing pneumonia — 34%
hypotension 23% —
laryngeal syphilis — 34%
anorexia nervosa 23% —
laryngeal tuberculosis — 34%
heart low blood pressure 23% —
cough — 34%
excess weight during pregnancy 23% —
erysipelas recurrent — 34%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 23% —
chronic catarrhal laryngitis — 34%
nausea 23% —
neck injury — 34%
severe sweating 23% —
swelling — 33%
increased profuse sweating 23% —
cough with aphonia — 32%
allergy to alcohol 22% —
soft tissue abscess — 31%
hypofibrinogenemia 21% —
pain in the neck from the front — 31%
ncd by cardiac type 21% —
acute laryngitis — 31%
renal tubular acidosis 21% —
inflammation — 31%
reddening of the skin 21% —
intoxication — 31%
cylindruria 21% —
when turning the head worse — 31%
heart dysfunction 21% —
follicular sore throat — 31%
gastrointestinal problems 21% —
wasserman's reaction is positive — 31%
suffocation 21% —
worse when tilting the head — 30%
pressing headache 21% —
lice — 30%
protein in the urine 21% —
dyspnea — 29%
vegetative polyneuropathy 20% —
myxedema — 29%
high fever 20% —
trauma — 29%
worse after a rest 20% —
stab wound — 29%
delirium 20% —
typhus fever — 29%
nausea vomiting 20% —
redness of the larynx — 29%
weather dependence 20% —
oncology — 28%
sweating is increased 20% —
breathing is difficult — 28%
madness 20% —
laryngeal stenosis — 28%
listlessness drowsiness 19% —
necrosis — 27%
changes in the blood 19% —
history of surgery — 27%
chilly 19% —
laryngeal injuries — 27%
palpitations 19% —
increased ESR — 27%
asthma attacks 19% —
flu — 27%
tachycardia in the morning 19% —
lips pale — 26%
head skin sweating 19% —
pharyngeal injuries — 26%
confusion of consciousness 19% —
chronic peritonitis — 26%
hepatitis A 19% —
hypertrophic scar — 26%
weak endurance 19% —
typhoid fever — 26%
tachycardia 19% —
difficult to swallow — 26%
headache in the back of the head 18% —
chills — 26%
fussy child 18% —
shortness of breath whistling — 26%
vegetative vascular dystonia 18% —
yellow skin color — 25%
delayed urination 18% —
voice disappeared — 25%
mental exhaustion 18% —
epiglottitis — 25%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver 18% —
severe chills — 24%
heaviness in the chest 18% —
wasserman syndrome — 24%
anamnesis ischemic stroke 18% —
purulent sore throats — 24%
constant sweating 18% —
lips blue — 24%
reduced efficiency 18% —
viral tonsillitis — 24%
convulsions with loss of consciousness 18% —
general intoxication syndrome — 24%
infections palpitations in the morning 18% —
altered voice — 24%
tonic convulsions 18% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 24%
diabetic neuropathy 18% —
asleep typhus — 24%
headache with palpitations 18% —
chills weakness — 24%
emotional burnout 17% —
increased 6% 30%
dic syndrome 17% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 23%
mental tension 17% —
strong cough — 23%
paralytic syndrome 17% —
silicotuberculosis — 23%
hypertension atherosclerosis 17% —
chronic tonsillitis — 23%
symptomatic arterial hypertension 17% —
reaction to manta rays — 23%
emotional exhaustion 17% —
cut wound — 23%
pronounced tachycardia 17% —
erysipelas — 23%
defecation during urination 17% —
headache with chills — 23%
complete lack of appetite 17% —
scar inflammation — 22%
illness from distress 17% —
boil — 22%
shaky gait 17% —
pain when inhaling — 22%
angiopathy 17% —
barking cough — 22%
disease from experiences 17% —
suppuration with fistulas — 22%
prolonged fever 17% —
operations in the oral cavity — 22%
patient's condition is satisfactory 17% —
head tilted — 22%
fever tachycardia 17% —
acute pain — 22%
apoplexy 16% —
pain when swallowing — 22%
acceleration of movements 16% —
severe shortness of breath — 22%
worse when walking 16% —
whistling breathing — 22%
decreased intelligence 16% —
nose headache from fatigue — 21%
diarrhea vomiting 16% —
folliculitis — 21%
bronchial asthma 16% —
purulent peritonitis — 21%
coma 16% —
hoarseness voice — 21%
emotional tension 16% —
phlegmon — 21%

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