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Results: Differences General ✘Pneumonia in children✘Hemorrhagic pneumonia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 48%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
cough wet 46% —
sputum with blood — 59%
frequent colds 40% —
tracheobronchitis — 45%
pulmonary mycoplasmosis 34% —
multiple organ failure 6% 50%
pneumonia in newborns 33% —
acute injury — 44%
pneumonia in children 30% —
hemothorax — 42%
mycoplasma 29% —
full-blooded — 41%
pneumonia in childhood 29% —
sudden tachycardia — 41%
pneumonia with pleurisy 29% —
tracheitis — 41%
bacterial pneumonia 29% —
dic syndrome 9% 49%
pleurisy in children 28% —
bleeding 6% 45%
mucus in the nose 28% —
aches all over the body — 38%
pneumococcal infection 28% —
sudden heartbeat — 38%
mucus throat 27% —
nosebleed — 37%
flu 27% —
pain in the left chest — 37%
respiratory failure in a child 26% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 34%
chlamydial pneumonia 26% —
hemorrhagic diathesis 7% 41%
nosocomial pneumonia 26% —
palpitations with shortness of breath — 34%
streptococci 26% —
arterial bleeding — 33%
lower respiratory tract infections 25% —
frequent cough 7% 40%
interstitial pneumonia 25% —
left-sided symptoms — 33%
hemophilic infection 24% —
consequences of injuries 7% 38%
segmental pneumonia 24% —
serous pleurisy 9% 38%
impaired lung function 24% —
trauma 6% 34%
lingering pneumonia 24% —
hypotension — 28%
nose flu 24% —
pneumonia pulmonary edema 15% 43%
bronchopneumonia 23% —
sputum is scanty 14% 40%
lung gangrene 23% —
acute bronchiolitis 19% 45%
bacteremia 23% —
encephalitis 8% 33%
bronchitis in children 22% —
sweating is increased 5% 29%
parainfluenza 22% —
pulmonary embolism 10% 34%
intrauterine pneumonia 22% —
tachycardia 5% 28%
consequences of infection 21% —
needs support 10% 33%
wet crackling 21% —
pedantry 7% 30%
hypercapnia 21% —
pain chest 17% 40%
pneumonia 87% 64%
leukoencephalitis 7% 30%
small bubbling crackling 21% —
tuberculosis 7% 29%
legionellosis 21% —
dyspnea 17% 39%
bubbling breath 21% —
pulmonary edema 23% 45%
crackling when breathing 20% —
palpitations 5% 27%
type of breathing chest 20% —
suspicion 10% 29%
leukocytosis 20% —
paranoia 10% 29%
immunodeficiency 20% —
impaired arterial function 6% 25%
croup pneumonia 20% —
chronic respiratory failure 16% 33%
childhood diseases 19% —
cough with shortness 17% 34%
crackling in the lungs 19% —
feeling of heat 20% 37%
acute bronchitis 19% —
thrombosis 10% 27%
inflammatory infiltrate 19% —
lung abscess 24% 41%
hydrothorax 19% —
effects of pneumonia 23% 39%
onset of illness 19% —
respiratory insufficiency 26% 42%
metapneumovirus infection 19% —
serious condition 14% 29%
runny nose 19% —
severe fever 16% 30%
alcoholic liver disease 19% —
high temperature 23% 36%
swelling 18% —
damage to the nervous system 12% 25%
mucous discharge from the nose 18% —
blood diseases 12% 24%
flu with pneumonia 18% —
general intoxication syndrome 16% 28%
phlegm in the throat 18% —
sputum 51% 63%
angiopathy 18% —
inflammation 22% 33%
necrosis 17% —
chronic pneumonia 24% 35%
there is heart failure 17% —
abscess 20% 29%
tracheal bronchus 17% —
cough 49% 58%
pain in the pleura 17% —
ARVI 25% 31%
lung pain 17% —
bronchitis 26% 31%
rusty sputum 17% —
viral pneumonia 31% 34%
heart failure 17% —
intoxication 23% 26%
respiratory distress syndrome 17% —
pleurisy 29% 32%
sepsis 17% —
patient's condition 20% 23%
vaccination 17% —
effects of the flu 17% —
arvi in children 17% —
mucoviscidosis 17% —
vomiting 17% —
there are no complaints 17% —
pneumococcal pneumonia 17% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia 17% —
bronchiectasis 17% —
swelling of the wings of the nose 16% —
snot in the throat 16% —
flu cold 16% —
bubbling cough 16% —
weakened breathing 16% —
croup 16% —
heart dysfunction 16% —
pain when breathing 16% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 16% —
chest pain when coughing 16% —
whooping 15% —
sputum in the chest 15% —
coronavirus infection unspecified 15% —
need for alcohol 15% —
epiglottitis in children 15% —
increased sensitivity 15% —
sick with high temperatures 15% —
interstitial lung diseases 15% —
serious condition of newborn 15% —
bronchitis in childhood 15% —
empyema of the pleura 15% —
up circulatory disorders 15% —
bubbling in the chest 15% —
often sick child 15% —
improvement from alcohol 15% —
auscultation weakened 15% —
violation of pulmonary circulation 15% —
nose pulmonary heart 15% —
abdominal pain 14% —
cystic fibrosis 14% —
inflammation of larynx 14% —
prolonged bronchitis 14% —
prolonged fever 14% —
hiv 14% —
staphylococcus aureus 14% —
diseases of infants 14% —
bokavirus infection 14% —
allergy to antibiotics 14% —
agitation 14% —
adenovirus infection 14% —
no fever 14% —
genyantritis children have 14% —
consequences of vaccinations 14% —
daytime fever 14% —
breathing cough moist 14% —
epiglottitis 14% —
brown sputum 14% —
sleep disorders in the baby 14% —
throat sensitive 14% —
chest pain when breathing 14% —
bronchopulmonary dysplasia 14% —
bronchopneumonia in children 14% —
the feeling of flying 14% —
obstructive bronchitis 13% —
febrility 13% —
consequences of taking medications 13% —
better in afternoon 13% —
weakening of immunity 13% —
measles 13% —

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