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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic laryngeal stenosis✘Squamous cell lung cancer
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Distinctive symptoms
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laryngeal stenosis 84% —
squamous cell carcinoma — 88%
foreign body of the larynx 64% —
atheroma — 77%
scleroma 57% —
lung cancer — 74%
foreign body of the pharynx 50% —
lung cyst — 65%
scarring 45% —
cysts — 49%
breathing is difficult 44% —
peripheral lung cancer — 48%
acute laryngeal stenosis 44% —
small cell lung cancer — 39%
laryngeal neoplasms 52% 10%
mediastinal cancer — 35%
hoarseness voice 38% —
sputum — 34%
laryngeal abnormalities 37% —
metastases — 32%
laryngeal cancer 52% 13%
bronchial lesion — 31%
benign tumors of the larynx 37% —
mediastinal tumors — 31%
laryngeal injuries 35% —
high temperature — 30%
pharyngeal injuries 34% —
cancer in the anamnesis — 29%
ankylosis 34% —
sputum with blood — 29%
neuropathic laryngeal paresis 33% —
cancer 28% 56%
tightness in the throat 33% —
cough obstructive — 28%
hypoxia 33% —
carcinoid syndrome — 28%
benign tumors of the pharynx 33% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 27%
vocal fold neoplasms 31% —
pleurisy — 27%
laryngeal tuberculosis 31% —
bronchogenic cyst — 27%
laryngeal syphilis 31% —
gorner syndrome — 27%
pharyngeal cancer 45% 12%
metastases to the lungs — 26%
feeling in the throat 31% —
lymph node damage — 26%
no voice 30% —
pneumonia — 26%
asleep shortness of breath lying down 28% —
non-small cell lung cancer — 25%
shortness of breath at rest 28% —
radiation damage — 25%
severe shortness of breath 28% —
chest pain when coughing — 24%
laryngeal paresis 28% —
bronchitis — 24%
strumectomy 26% —
pain chest — 24%
choking in the throat 26% —
radiation therapy — 24%
consequences of injuries 26% —
smokes — 24%
tension in the throat 25% —
cough with shortness — 23%
syphilis 24% —
weakness when breathing — 23%
lower paraparesis 23% —
pain when breathing — 23%
thyroid cancer 23% —
chest pain when breathing — 23%
gradual deterioration of the condition 22% —
type of breathing chest — 22%
inflammation of larynx 22% —
j42 chronic bronchitis — 22%
traumatic arthritis 22% —
Chronical bronchitis — 22%
patient is motionless 22% —
angioplasty — 21%
pain in the larynx 21% —
passive smoking — 21%
surgery on the esophagus 21% —
there are no complaints — 21%
scar inflammation 21% —
cough with purulent sputum — 21%
dyspnea 43% 21%
periodic illness — 21%
respiratory insufficiency 20% —
brain cancer — 20%
trauma 27% 6%
lung adenocarcinoma — 19%
consequences of taking medications 34% 13%
cancer of the pancost — 19%
thermal burns 19% —
the cough is dry and tearing — 19%
reflux esophagitis 19% —
pulmonary hemorrhage — 19%
absent-mindedness 19% —
carcinoid — 19%
takes a long time to choose 19% —
cns tumors — 19%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 18% —
neuroendocrine tumors — 19%
difficulty breathing 18% —
the feeling of a wound — 19%
infectious arthritis 18% —
weakness after coughing — 19%
throat hurts 18% —
acute bronchitis — 19%
tingling in the throat 18% —
cough with mucous sputum — 19%
chokes from coughing 18% —
cough 11% 30%
gerd in children 18% —
frequent colds — 18%
suffocation 17% —
oncology 32% 50%
throat sensitive 17% —
constant pain — 18%
shortness of breath whistling 17% —
sputum green — 18%
general tension 17% —
a strong wet cough screams — 18%
history of laparoscopic surgery 17% —
atelectasis — 18%
paresis 16% —
patient's condition is satisfactory — 18%
sore throat during coughing 16% —
chronic pneumonia — 17%
tickling throat cough 16% —
general weakness — 17%
paralysis 16% —
leukemia — 17%
tickling with cough 16% —
sputum lumps — 17%
hiv 16% —
cough wet — 17%
spicy food 16% —
brain tumors — 17%
chokes while eating 16% —
dry cough — 17%
choking 16% —
squamous cell lung cancer — 17%
arthritis 16% —
cough tearing — 17%
little joy 15% —
improvement from physical exertion — 17%
wound 15% —
bone metastases — 17%
worse during meals 15% —
smoking desire — 17%
worse food 15% —
viral pneumonia — 17%
barking cough 15% —
severe neck pain — 17%
throat tickling 15% —
paranoia — 16%
headaches 15% —
bone cancer — 16%
acute condition 15% —
hep — 16%
lowered 28% 12%
anxiety is better when busy — 16%
whistling breathing 14% —
pain in the left collarbone — 16%
it hurts to talk 14% —
intolerance to drugs — 16%
cough paroxysmal 14% —
tumor collapse syndrome — 16%
shortness of breath during physical exertion 14% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 16%
gastroesophageal reflux disease 14% —
suspicion — 16%
shortness of breath constant 33% 17%
bacterial pneumonia — 16%
hepatitis c 13% —
hydrothorax — 16%
feeling of crawling goosebumps 13% —
weakness after illness — 16%
chronic respiratory failure 13% —
anxiety — 16%
fibrosarcoma 13% —
brain tumor — 16%
wound inflammation 13% —
cervical-brachial syndrome — 15%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 13% —
smokes 20 cigarettes a day — 15%
history of surgery 39% 24%
better to be alone — 15%
impaired arterial function 23% 9%
lung pain — 15%
tingling 12% —
control issues — 15%
up worse at 6 am 12% —
bronchitis in childhood — 15%
scratch 12% —
painful swelling — 15%
elderly patients 12% —
better in afternoon — 15%

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