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Results: Differences General ✘Bronchiectatic disease in children✘Squamous cell lung cancer
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —92%
bruises under the eyes 48% —
squamous cell carcinoma — 88%
frequent colds 66% 18%
atheroma — 76%
bad from milk 45% —
lung cancer — 74%
bronchiectasis 44% —
lung cyst — 65%
nose eye fatigue 42% —
cancer — 56%
mucous discharge from the nose 42% —
peripheral lung cancer — 48%
moody child 41% —
oncology 10% 50%
nose good 39% —
small cell lung cancer — 39%
stubbornness 38% —
mediastinal cancer — 35%
red blood vessels of the eyes 37% —
metastases — 32%
agitation 35% —
mediastinal tumors — 31%
bronchitis in children 33% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 29%
zpr fatigue from the disease 41% 7%
carcinoid syndrome — 28%
a foreign body of the bronchus 31% —
cough obstructive — 28%
cartagener syndrome 30% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 27%
whooping 30% —
pain in the pleura — 27%
state of exacerbation 27% —
gorner syndrome — 27%
purulent bronchitis 27% —
metastases to the lungs — 26%
allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis 26% —
pleurisy — 26%
periods of exacerbation 26% —
radiation damage — 25%
childhood diseases 25% —
non-small cell lung cancer — 25%
patient is motionless 24% —
chest pain when coughing — 24%
aspergillosis 24% —
pain chest — 24%
crackling in the lungs 24% —
radiation therapy — 24%
desire for greenery 23% —
weakness when breathing — 23%
immunodeficiency 23% —
chest pain when breathing — 23%
mucoviscidosis 22% —
pain when breathing — 23%
measles 22% —
type of breathing chest — 22%
hemophilic infection 22% —
brain cancer — 20%
chest deformity 21% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 19%
aspiration by a foreign body 21% —
neuroendocrine tumors — 19%
epiglottitis in children 20% —
carcinoid — 19%
hypertension 20% —
the feeling of a wound — 19%
epiglottitis 20% —
cancer of the pancost — 19%
adenovirus infection 19% —
weakness after coughing — 19%
frequent cough 19% —
lung adenocarcinoma — 19%
flu 19% —
cns tumors — 19%
Like after the flu 19% —
a strong wet cough screams — 18%
hair on the tongue 19% —
adapts — 18%
inflammation of larynx 19% —
constant pain — 18%
moist frequent cough 18% —
high temperature 12% 30%
gerd during pregnancy 18% —
lymph node damage 8% 26%
cracking cough 18% —
chronic pneumonia — 17%
dry brittle nails 18% —
bone metastasis — 17%
wet crackling 18% —
smoking desire — 17%
crackling when breathing 18% —
leukemia — 17%
thin lips 18% —
cough tearing — 17%
cracked nails 18% —
brain tumors — 17%
weakening of immunity 18% —
squamous cell lung cancer — 17%
bronchopneumonia 18% —
sputum lumps — 17%
cystic fibrosis 18% —
patient's condition is satisfactory — 17%
pseudomonas infection 17% —
general weakness — 17%
respiratory insufficiency 17% —
hep — 16%
systemic aspergillosis 17% —
suspicion — 16%
cough on exhalation 17% —
hydrothorax — 16%
dry skin with cracks 17% —
bone cancer — 16%
flu with pneumonia 17% —
brain tumor — 16%
reflux esophagitis 17% —
weakness after illness — 16%
dry brittle hair 16% —
anxiety is better when busy — 16%
persistent wet cough 16% —
pain in the left collarbone — 16%
prolonged cold 16% —
anxiety — 16%
thin dry skin 16% —
paranoia — 16%
desire for rest 16% —
tumor collapse syndrome — 16%
williams-campbell syndrome 16% —
severe neck pain — 16%
rhinovirus infection 16% —
bronchogenic cyst 11% 27%
typhlitis 16% —
better in afternoon — 15%
productive cough in the morning 16% —
painful swelling — 15%
cracks in the tongue 16% —
pneumoconiosis — 15%
glossitis 16% —
a new patient — 15%
hard breathing 16% —
voice disappeared — 15%
atypical mycobacterial infections 16% —
cervical-brachial syndrome — 15%
chronic condition 25% 7%
control issues — 15%
parainfluenza 15% —
lung pain — 15%
tracheal diverticulum 15% —
postoperative pain — 14%
flu in children 15% —
thoracic radiculitis — 14%
exhalation is difficult 15% —
aggressive — 14%
inflammation near the nail 15% —
tumors of the heart — 14%
desire to cough 15% —
metastatic brain tumors — 14%
congestion in the corners of the mouth 15% —
pain throughout the body — 14%
crack of the red lip border 15% —
increased thyroxine — 14%
cough with scanty sputum 15% —
worse during day — 14%
bubbling in the chest 15% —
paraneoplastic syndrome — 14%
respiratory allergy 15% —
osteosarcoma — 14%
immunoglobulin a deficiency 15% —
smokes 10% 24%
sputum in the chest 15% —
polyneuropathy — 13%
tongue is dry 15% —
sputum clots — 13%
allergy to antibiotics 15% —
sputum with streaks of blood — 13%
bubbling cough 15% —
history of chest surgery — 13%
desire to sit 15% —
laryngeal cancer — 13%
crackling medium bubbling 15% —
lymphosarcoma — 13%
agammaglobulinemia 15% —
exudative pericarditis — 13%
tracheal and bronchial stenosis 15% —
history of vein surgery — 13%
mycobacteriosis of the lungs 15% —
life changes — 13%
job syndrome 15% —
pain is better when busy — 13%
cheilitis 15% —
effects of chemotherapy — 13%
recurrent polychondritis 15% —
human papillomavirus — 13%
nails brittle 14% —
pain in the forearm — 13%
fever activity 14% —
severe pain in the arm — 13%
red lip 14% —
joint pain — 13%
leukocytosis 14% —
weak lungs — 13%

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