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Results: Differences General	✘Acute laryngeal stenosis	✘Bronchiectatic disease in children
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 99%(0) 74%(0) Blood biochemistry 44%(0) 65%(5) Spirometry — 100%(0) General blood test 44%(0) 14%(5) Endoscopy 21%(0) 26%(0) CT of the organ 21%(0) 23%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	66%
acute laryngeal stenosis	45%	—
bronchiectatic disease in children	—	65%
worse in morning	48%	7%
periodic illness	—	56%
foreign body of the larynx	34%	—
bruises under the eyes	—	47%
difficulty inhaling breathing	34%	—
bad from milk	—	44%
breathing is difficult	33%	—
bronchiectasis	—	44%
chronic laryngeal stenosis	31%	—
mucous discharge from the nose	—	42%
laryngeal injuries	28%	—
moody child	—	41%
pharyngeal injuries	27%	—
zpr fatigue from the disease	—	41%
shortness of breath whistling	27%	—
nose eye fatigue	—	41%
foreign body of the pharynx	27%	—
nose good	—	39%
difficulty breathing	26%	—
stubborn stubborn	—	39%
whistling breath	25%	—
dark eyes	—	37%
pain in the larynx	24%	—
red blood vessels of the eyes	—	37%
scleroma	22%	—
agitation	—	35%
hoarseness voice	22%	—
bronchitis	—	34%
loud voice	21%	—
sputum	—	34%
laryngeal syphilis	20%	—
bronchitis in children	—	33%
laryngeal tuberculosis	20%	—
whooping	—	31%
foreign body of the trachea	20%	—
acute bronchitis	—	31%
throat hurts	20%	—
cartagener syndrome	—	30%
swelling of the throat	20%	—
j42 chronic bronchitis	—	29%
swelling of the wings of the nose	19%	—
sputum with blood	—	29%
typhus fever	18%	—
Chronical bronchitis	—	29%
lice	18%	—
purulent bronchitis	—	27%
trauma	17%	—
state of exacerbation	—	27%
hard to take a breath	17%	—
allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis	—	26%
laryngeal edema	17%	—
pneumonia	—	26%
tension in the throat	17%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	26%
to breathe hard	17%	—
atelectasis	—	25%
difficulty breathing lying down	17%	—
aspergillosis	—	24%
consequences of injuries	17%	—
cough wet	—	24%
breathing hoarse	16%	—
crackling in the lungs	—	24%
nails are blue	16%	—
angioplasty	—	24%
muscle tension	16%	—
cough	7%	31%
syphilis	16%	—
immunodeficiency	—	23%
suffocation	16%	—
sputum green	—	22%
typhoid fever	16%	—
hemophilic infection	—	22%
swelling of the throat mucosa	16%	—
mucoviscidosis	—	22%
wound	16%	—
ARVI	—	21%
tension in the shoulders	16%	—
aspiration by a foreign body	—	21%
hard to walk	16%	—
chest deformity	—	21%
malaria	15%	—
hypertension	—	20%
gunshot wounds	15%	—
epiglottitis	—	20%
pale skin	15%	—
epiglottitis in children	—	20%
stiffness in the shoulders	15%	—
increased	—	19%
cyanosis	15%	—
flu	—	19%
stiffness in the joints	15%	—
frequent cough	—	19%
sweating of the face	15%	—
cough with mucous sputum	—	19%
laryngospasm	15%	—
adenovirus infection	—	19%
whistling breathing	26%	9%
pneumonia in the anamnesis	—	18%
spasm in the throat	15%	—
moist frequent cough	—	18%
pale face	14%	—
dry brittle nails	—	18%
better from movement	14%	—
dry skin with cracks	—	18%
diphtheria	14%	—
cracked nails	—	18%
scarlet	14%	—
weakening of immunity	—	18%
scar inflammation	14%	—
bronchopneumonia	—	18%
sweating with palpitations	14%	—
cracking cough	—	18%
asthma attacks	14%	—
thin lips	—	18%
stiffness of the hands	14%	—
gerd during pregnancy	—	18%
cough paroxysmal	28%	12%
chronic condition	7%	25%
sweats often	13%	—
bronchial lesion	11%	29%
illness from distress	13%	—
crackling when breathing	—	18%
attacks of pain	13%	—
cystic fibrosis	—	18%
severe gas formation	13%	—
wet crackling	—	18%
severe hypoxia	13%	—
bleeding	—	18%
difficulty walking	13%	—
flu with pneumonia	—	17%
night work	13%	—
systemic aspergillosis	—	17%
hyperventilation syndrome	13%	—
rhinovirus infection	—	17%
worse from worry	13%	—
cough on exhalation	—	17%
disease from experiences	13%	—
pseudomonas infection	—	17%
emotional child	12%	—
hard breathing	—	16%
gerd in children	12%	—
cracks in the tongue	—	16%
tingling in the throat	12%	—
persistent wet cough	—	16%
rapid breathing	12%	—
dry brittle hair	—	16%
chokes from coughing	12%	—
prolonged cold	—	16%
can not breathe	12%	—
williams-campbell syndrome	—	16%
peritonitis	12%	—
typhlitis	—	16%
myxedema	12%	—
crack of the red lip border	—	16%
lack of breath	11%	—
flu in children	—	16%
head injury	11%	—
atypical mycobacterial infections	—	16%
fainting	11%	—
thin dry skin	—	16%
traumatic brain injury	11%	—
dry	—	16%
motor activity	11%	—
parainfluenza	—	16%
sore throat during coughing	11%	—
childhood diseases	9%	25%
increased motor activity	11%	—
crackling medium bubbling	—	15%
nervousness	11%	—
tracheal and bronchial stenosis	—	15%
tickling throat cough	11%	—
immunoglobulin a deficiency	—	15%
throat sensitive	11%	—
tracheal diverticulum	—	15%
tickling with cough	11%	—
inflammation near the nail	—	15%
effects of hypoxia	11%	—
cough with scanty sputum	—	15%
chokes while eating	10%	—
recurrent polychondritis	—	15%
sweating is increased	10%	—
allergy to antibiotics	—	15%
choking	10%	—
glossitis	—	15%
disorders of consciousness	10%	—
job syndrome	—	15%
tachycardia	10%	—
bubbling cough	—	15%
barking cough	10%	—
tongue is dry	—	15%
little joy	10%	—
respiratory allergy	—	15%
throat tickling	10%	—
bronchitis in childhood	—	15%
palpitations	10%	—
bubbling in the chest	—	15%
changes in the blood	10%	—
sputum in the chest	—	15%

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