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Results: Differences General ✘Ozena✘Caffeine poisoning
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Distinctive symptoms
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dry crusts in the nose 98% —
strong desire for coffee — 72%
thick discharge from the nose 50% —
worse from coffee — 71%
yellow thick snot 34% —
desire for tobacco — 70%
green discharge from the nose 31% —
desire for coffee — 63%
constant discharge from the nose 88% 56%
smokes — 60%
chronic runny 88% 56%
smoking desire — 56%
yellow snot 27% —
caffeine poisoning — 44%
snot thick green 27% —
agitation — 39%
putrid smell from the nose 23% —
intoxication — 37%
severe dryness in the nose 17% —
effects of poisoning — 36%
ozen 15% —
tachycardia — 32%
sinusitis 15% —
palpitations — 32%
genyantritis 14% —
heart dysfunction — 32%
crusts in the nostrils 13% —
convulsions — 32%
empty nose syndrome 12% —
delusia is poisoned — 32%
dryness in the nose 12% —
impaired arterial function — 31%
loss of sense of smell 11% —
coma — 31%
sense of smell is reduced 11% —
rhabdomyolysis — 30%
snot does not go away 10% —
poisoning with narcotic analgesics — 29%
feeling of dryness in the nose 9% —
acute renal failure — 27%
runny nose while eating 9% —
acute liver failure — 27%
prolonged runny 9% —
increased 4% 30%
dryness of the nasal mucosa 9% —
drug poisoning — 25%
nasal congestion without secretions 9% —
speech is incoherent — 24%
green crusts in the nose 9% —
effects of drugs — 24%
larynx atrophy 8% —
addiction — 24%
rhinitis in children 8% —
arrhythmia — 24%
operations on the nasal mucosa 8% —
hyperthermia — 24%
runny nose stuffiness 8% —
liver failure — 24%
sputum 7% —
alcoholic coma — 23%
constantly open mouth 7% —
acute condition 3% 26%
mucus throat 7% —
patient's condition 4% 27%
have painful crusts in the nose 7% —
amphetamine abuse — 23%
lack of taste 7% —
lot of thoughts in the head — 22%
pharyngeal mucosa atrophied 7% —
kidney failure — 22%
nasal congestion 7% —
history of surgery 6% 28%
headache from smells 7% —
think a lot — 22%
nose dryness night 7% —
lowered 5% 27%
mucus in the nose 7% —
cocaine addiction — 21%
mucous discharge from the nose 7% —
hypoxia — 21%
irritating nasal discharge 7% —
traumatic brain injury — 21%
h65 non-purulent otitis media 6% —
encephalopathy — 21%
headache frontal 6% —
dehydration — 20%
desire for loneliness 6% —
unconscious state — 20%
tubotitis 6% —
liver problems — 20%
headache in schoolchildren 6% —
attacks of pain — 20%
posterior rhinitis 6% —
hypertension — 20%
breathes through his mouth at night 6% —
increased diuresis — 20%
serous otitis media 6% —
runny nose 26% 46%
body odor 6% —
CHD — 19%
breathing hoarse 6% —
hypovolemic shock — 19%
nosebleeds with a runny 6% —
drug disease — 19%
abandonment of school 6% —
organic brain damage — 19%
smells irritate 6% —
hallucinations — 19%
wounds in the nose 6% —
respiratory — 19%
runny nose in the morning 6% —
damage to the nervous system — 19%
runny nose with a headache 6% —
liver resection — 19%
severe nasal congestion 6% —
lung pain — 18%
fetid phlegm 6% —
up circulatory disorders — 18%
sleeps with his mouth open 6% —
angina pectoris — 18%
pain when opening the mouth 6% —
blood diseases — 18%
runny nose at night 6% —
face is red — 18%
body odor unpleasant 6% —
impaired kidney function — 18%
eustacheitis 6% —
fog in the head — 18%
scanty discharge from the nose 6% —
myocardial infarction — 18%
snot doesn't come off well 6% —
skull fracture — 18%
nasal obstruction 6% —
vomiting — 18%
nose headache from fatigue 5% —
he's defending himself — 18%
very pale 5% —
recovery period — 18%
fatigue from children 5% —
multiple organ failure — 17%
otitis media 5% —
suspicion — 17%
nasal congestion snot 5% —
general intoxication syndrome — 17%
impaired sense of smell 5% —
interstitial lung diseases — 17%
quickly gets tired 5% —
pneumonia — 17%
weak breathing 5% —
leg cramps during the day — 17%
crusts on the skin 5% —
there is no head — 17%
sensitive sleep 5% —
in the morning listlessness — 17%
mucous membranes are pale 5% —
strychnine poisoning — 17%
slow onset of the disease 5% —
the morning is cheerful — 17%
child's poor appetite 5% —
quinine poisoning — 17%
strong irritation 5% —
disorders of consciousness — 17%
nosebleed 5% —
emphysema of the lungs — 17%
acute otitis 5% —
paranoia — 17%
acute otitis 5% —
intestinal resection — 17%
child sleeps badly 5% —
can not think — 17%
big nose 5% —
angiopathy — 17%
often sneezes 5% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 17%
frequent otitis 5% —
periodic illness — 17%
angioplasty 5% —
can't get together — 17%
history of maxillary sinus surgery 5% —
impaired lung function — 17%
no appetite 5% —
acute coronary syndrome — 16%
smell of pus 5% —
positional compression syndrome — 16%
thin-boned 5% —
bronchial asthma — 16%
formation chronic nasal 5% —
leads to the side — 16%
hypoalgesia 5% —
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania — 16%
laryngitis 5% —
leg cramps in the morning — 16%
breathes through the mouth 5% —
subacute condition — 16%
headache at night 5% —
worries due to pain — 16%
inflammation of the nasal mucosa 5% —
feeling of uselessness — 16%
which are covered with crusts 5% —
arrhythmia tachycardia — 16%

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