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Results: Differences General ✘Laryngeal injuries✘Voice disorders
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Distinctive symptoms
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foreign body of the larynx 59% —
voice disappeared 17% 88%
trauma 55% 7%
ARVI — 69%
foreign body of the pharynx 46% —
dryness in the nose — 52%
bone in the throat 36% —
cough worse lying down — 51%
internal bleeding 33% —
throat hurts 18% 67%
laryngeal injuries 40% 12%
dry crusts in the nose — 47%
barking cough 25% —
sore throat on the left — 40%
subcutaneous emphysema 24% —
cough when inhaling — 37%
wound 23% —
better from heat — 37%
bleeding 23% —
dry cough — 36%
sputum with blood 23% —
fonastenia — 35%
bruise 23% —
better at sea — 34%
foreign body of the trachea 22% —
throat tickling — 34%
neck injury 22% —
suspiciousness — 32%
irritation in the larynx 21% —
dry — 30%
pain in the neck from the front 21% —
better from movement — 29%
hematoma 21% —
twang — 28%
consequences of injuries 21% —
psychogenic aphonia — 27%
swelling 20% —
pain when swallowing — 27%
emphysema of the lungs 20% —
mutational dysphonia — 26%
foreign body of the esophagus 20% —
dry mouth — 24%
impaired lung function 20% —
functional paresis of the larynx — 22%
external bleeding 20% —
worse lying down — 22%
choking in the throat 19% —
speaks in a whisper — 21%
lung damage 19% —
voice is deaf — 19%
swallows phlegm 19% —
weak ligaments — 18%
stab wound 19% —
hysterical laughter — 18%
strangulation asphyxia 18% —
alternating with hoarseness — 18%
swelling of the throat mucosa 18% —
laryngeal papillomatosis — 16%
a foreign body of the bronchus 18% —
spasm in the throat — 16%
discomfort in the throat 18% —
neck pain 14% 30%
lying in bed 17% —
papilloma in the throat — 16%
cough loud 17% —
no voice — 15%
alkalization of urine 17% —
muscle hypertonus — 15%
difficult to swallow 17% —
asleep pain pulling in in the back of the head — 15%
bone defects 17% —
vocal fold neoplasms — 15%
acute injury 17% —
altered voice — 15%
suffocation 17% —
closes the neck — 15%
bone fracture 16% —
cough with aphonia — 15%
hoarse cough 16% —
chest tickling — 14%
consequences of spinal injury 16% —
aphasia — 14%
vascular damage 16% —
residual cough — 14%
swelling after injury 16% —
rough voice — 14%
severe sore throat 16% —
pain in the neck muscles — 14%
blood diseases 16% —
laryngitis chronic — 14%
skin is hot 16% —
pulling pain in the neck — 14%
fracture with displacement 15% —
quiet voice — 13%
pulmonary hemorrhage 15% —
tension in the throat — 13%
cut wound 15% —
passive smoking — 13%
aspiration pneumonia 15% —
neck pain to the back of the head — 13%
swelling of the throat 15% —
neurogenic shock — 13%
ligament rupture 15% —
effects of smoking — 13%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 14% —
spastic dysphonia — 13%
respiratory distress syndrome 14% —
aching sore throat — 13%
interstitial lung diseases 14% —
spasm — 13%
subcutaneous edema 14% —
very correct — 12%
neck swelling 14% —
low voice — 12%
recovery period 14% —
reason for the consequences of puberty — 12%
stage of recovery 14% —
lump in the throat — 12%
gastroesophageal reflux disease 14% —
dysprosody — 12%
reflux esophagitis 14% —
inflammatory myopathy — 12%
myxedema 14% —
loud voice — 12%
skin irritation 14% —
A child's voice — 12%
swelling of the neck 13% —
altitude sickness — 12%
vomiting with blood 13% —
hysteria — 12%
hemorrhages on the skin 13% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 12%
inflammatory infiltrate 13% —
phlegm thick — 12%
protein-energy deficiency 13% —
inflammation 13% 25%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 13% —
laryngitis — 11%
spinal injury 13% —
pronounced hypertonicity — 11%
blindness 12% —
teacher — 11%
scratch 12% —
effects of the flu — 11%
history of laparoscopic surgery 12% —
laryngospasm — 11%
general swelling does 12% —
headache in the neck — 11%
respiratory insufficiency 12% —
speech slurred — 11%
protein c deficiency 12% —
multiple warts — 11%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 21% 7%
breathing free — 11%
lung pain 12% —
upper paraparesis — 11%
pneumonia 11% —
neurosis — 11%
hematuria 11% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 11%
patient is motionless 11% —
smokes — 11%
impaired gastric function 11% —
diphtheria — 11%
not enough time 11% —
organic brain damage — 11%
traumatic illness 11% —
aphonia hoarseness 19% 30%
sputum 21% 8%
it hurts to talk — 10%
hypertension 10% —
tumors of peripheral nerves — 10%
acute pain 10% —
whistling breathing — 10%
vomiting 10% —
quickly gets tired — 10%
skin problems 16% 6%
damage to the nervous system — 10%
thermal burns 19% 9%
consequences of psychotrauma — 10%
feeling in the throat 22% 12%
refusal to drink — 10%
chronic laryngeal stenosis 24% 16%
headache aching — 10%
neuropathic laryngeal paresis 24% 16%
sensations in the neck — 10%
oncology 13% 6%
weakness of the ligaments — 10%
laryngeal stenosis 19% 13%
pain in the tendons — 10%
laryngeal neoplasms 17% 12%
headache in the back of the head — 10%
nerve damage 13% 9%
weak breathing — 10%
effects of overwork 14% 10%
cerebral palsy — 10%
history of surgery 15% 11%
neuroses in children — 10%
need for alcohol — 10%
night work — 10%

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