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Results: Differences General ✘Bronchiectatic disease in children✘Gasoline pneumonia
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Distinctive symptoms
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bronchiectatic disease in children 65% —
pneumonia 26% 100%
periodic illness 56% —
pneumomycosis — 74%
bruises under the eyes 47% —
redness of the skin of the face — 73%
bad from milk 44% —
mediastinal cysts — 71%
bronchiectasis 44% —
gasoline pneumonia — 70%
mucous discharge from the nose 42% —
pneumomediastinum — 69%
moody child 41% —
lingering pneumonia — 69%
zpr fatigue from the disease 41% —
crackling in the lungs dry — 68%
nose eye fatigue 41% —
bradypnea — 67%
stubborn stubborn 39% —
impaired lung function 23% 89%
nose good 39% —
lung abscess — 65%
red blood vessels of the eyes 37% —
mediastinal cancer — 65%
dark eyes 37% —
pain chest — 63%
agitation 35% —
shift of leukocyte formula to left — 62%
bronchitis 34% —
aching all over the body — 61%
bronchitis in children 33% —
intestinal abscess — 60%
a foreign body of the bronchus 31% —
pneumothorax — 59%
acute bronchitis 31% —
face is red — 58%
whooping 31% —
mediastinal tumors — 58%
cartagener syndrome 30% —
breath retention — 58%
Chronical bronchitis 29% —
without dynamics — 57%
j42 chronic bronchitis 29% —
pain in the left chest — 57%
purulent bronchitis 27% —
acute allergic reactions — 56%
state of exacerbation 27% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 55%
periods of exacerbation 26% —
kidney damage — 54%
allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis 26% —
to breathe hard — 54%
chronic condition 25% —
with reactive protein increased — 53%
atelectasis 25% —
lung cancer — 53%
childhood diseases 25% —
bowel cancer — 53%
aspergillosis 24% —
exhalation is difficult 15% 68%
cough wet 24% —
needs support — 52%
angioplasty 24% —
rapid breathing — 52%
patient is motionless 24% —
prolonged exhalation 14% 66%
hemophilic infection 22% —
left-sided symptoms — 51%
mucoviscidosis 22% —
weakened breathing 9% 59%
sputum green 22% —
leukocytosis 14% 64%
measles 22% —
malabsorption — 49%
aspiration by a foreign body 21% —
intestinal tumor — 49%
ARVI 21% —
type of breathing chest — 49%
patient's condition 21% —
respiratory insufficiency 17% 66%
chest deformity 21% —
fungus — 49%
hypertension 20% —
reddening of the skin — 48%
epiglottitis 20% —
enteropathy — 48%
epiglottitis in children 20% —
fibrosis of the lungs 9% 56%
frequent cough 19% —
auscultation weakened 9% 56%
consequences of surgery 19% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 25% 72%
adenovirus infection 19% —
pulmonary hemorrhage 13% 60%
flu 19% —
bronchospasm 13% 59%
cough with mucous sputum 19% —
rupture duodenal dysfunction — 46%
inflammation of larynx 19% —
protein with increased — 46%
cracked nails 18% —
abscess — 46%
thin lips 18% —
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 45%
dry brittle nails 18% —
tachycardia — 44%
pneumonia in the anamnesis 18% —
hematuria — 44%
dry skin with cracks 18% —
radiation damage — 44%
cystic fibrosis 18% —
palpitations — 43%
gerd during pregnancy 18% —
aching — 43%
cracking cough 18% —
dyspnea 19% 62%
moist frequent cough 18% —
nausea — 42%
bronchopneumonia 18% —
headaches — 42%
rhinovirus infection 17% —
vomiting — 42%
pseudomonas infection 17% —
wet crackling 18% 60%
shortness of breath constant 17% —
oncology 10% 52%
flu with pneumonia 17% —
respiratory allergy 15% 56%
impaired arterial function 17% —
cancer — 41%
reflux esophagitis 17% —
crackling when breathing 18% 58%
cough on exhalation 17% —
bacterial pneumonia 11% 51%
systemic aspergillosis 17% —
trauma — 38%
thin dry skin 16% —
sputum 34% 70%
crack of the red lip border 16% —
papules 10% 44%
parainfluenza 16% —
cough 31% 64%
flu in children 16% —
crackling in the lungs 24% 56%
atypical mycobacterial infections 16% —
weakening of immunity 18% 49%
cracks in the tongue 16% —
drug disease 8% 39%
persistent wet cough 16% —
there are no complaints 9% 39%
williams-campbell syndrome 16% —
cysts 14% 44%
typhlitis 16% —
lowered 21% 51%
tuberculosis 16% —
high temperature 12% 41%
hard breathing 16% —
feeling of heat 13% 41%
prolonged cold 16% —
allergy 14% 41%
dry brittle hair 16% —
dry 16% 42%
recurrent polychondritis 15% —
sputum with blood 29% 54%
tracheal and bronchial stenosis 15% —
bleeding 18% 41%
tracheal diverticulum 15% —
immunodeficiency 23% 44%
crackling medium bubbling 15% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 19% 39%
mycobacteriosis of the lungs 15% —
bronchial lesion 29% 47%
job syndrome 15% —
increased 19% 35%
tongue is red 15% —
inflammation 25% 37%
consequences of infection 15% —
history of surgery 24% 35%
cheilitis 15% —
agammaglobulinemia 15% —
sputum in the morning 15% —
immunoglobulin a deficiency 15% —
bubbling in the chest 15% —
congestion in the corners of the mouth 15% —
cough with scanty sputum 15% —
glossitis 15% —
allergy to antibiotics 15% —
tongue is dry 15% —
bronchitis in childhood 15% —
inflammation near the nail 15% —
bubbling cough 15% —
sputum in the chest 15% —
crackling in the bronchi 14% —
frequent otitis media in childhood 14% —
fever is active 14% —
nails brittle 14% —
arterial hypertension in children 14% —
dry hair 14% —
red lip 14% —
segmental pneumonia 14% —

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