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Results: Differences General ✘Hyperventilation syndrome✘Pulmonary artery aneurysm
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Distinctive symptoms
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muscle tension 48% —
sputum — 98%
severe shortness of breath 46% —
sputum with blood — 96%
tetany 42% —
atrial septal aneurysm — 95%
difficulty breathing 41% —
cough — 91%
cannot relax 39% —
pain chest — 89%
hyperventilation 34% —
pulmonary artery aneurysm — 87%
alkalosis 30% —
hoarseness voice — 85%
fear of children's illness 29% —
cough with shortness — 82%
respiratory alkalosis 29% —
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis — 80%
very anxious 27% —
angioplasty — 78%
constant feeling of anxiety 27% —
visceral syphilis — 77%
anxiety 27% —
systemic vasculitis — 75%
cough on a sigh 26% —
left bronchus and lung — 74%
diabetic encephalopathy 26% —
schistosomiasis — 74%
cough when yawning 26% —
nose pulmonary heart — 74%
hypoparathyroidism 25% —
aneurysm of the heart — 70%
unspecified mental disorders 24% —
up circulatory disorders 11% 81%
tonic convulsions 23% —
vascular damage — 69%
cough from deep inhalation 23% —
fibrothorax — 69%
asthma in childhood 23% —
angiopathy 11% 80%
convulsions 23% —
heart dysfunction 11% 79%
neurasthenia 23% —
pulmonary artery valve insufficiency — 68%
nervous excitability 23% —
lung syphilis — 68%
hysterical neurosis 22% —
lung damage — 67%
worse in the crowd 22% —
shortness of breath when moving — 67%
hysterical psychopathy 21% —
vasculitis — 66%
unstable type of psychopathy 21% —
weakness is worse from movement — 65%
nose sniffles 21% —
impaired venous function — 64%
hypertensive encephalopathy 21% —
history of aneurysmectomy — 64%
excitable psychopathy 21% —
acquired heart defects — 62%
acute hypertensive encephalopathy 21% —
impaired lung function 19% 80%
dizziness when getting 21% —
aching chest pain — 61%
excess progesterone 21% —
breathing cough dry — 60%
fear of the crowd 20% —
there are no complaints — 60%
children's fears 20% —
systemic mycosis — 59%
drowning 20% —
mediastinal cancer — 58%
leads to the side 20% —
arterial occlusion — 58%
fear of public speaking 20% —
impaired arterial function 11% 69%
chronic bronchitis unspecified 20% —
oncology — 57%
arachnoiditis 20% —
open ductus arteriosus — 57%
optimistic 20% —
chest pain when inhaling — 56%
tension in the throat 20% —
heart failure — 56%
Chronical bronchitis 20% —
there is heart failure — 56%
tension in the shoulders 19% —
dysfunction of the left lung — 56%
parathyroid hormone reduced 19% —
altered voice — 56%
stress neurosis 19% —
increased — 55%
exhalation is difficult 19% —
ventricular septal defect — 55%
tightness in the throat 19% —
pulmonary hemorrhage — 54%
bloating 19% —
blue veins — 54%
bronchitis 19% —
pain when inhaling — 53%
fear of illness 19% —
vomiting — 53%
hard to take a breath 19% —
open oval window — 53%
acute bronchitis 19% —
mediastinal tumors — 52%
lump in the throat 19% —
superficial veins — 51%
burning in the muscles 18% —
it hurts to talk — 51%
osteosclerosis 18% —
cough wet — 50%
cramp and spasm 18% —
violation of pulmonary circulation — 50%
serous meningitis 18% —
a history of prosthetics — 50%
stiffness in the shoulders 18% —
aortic aneurysm — 50%
neurosis 18% —
dry cough — 50%
prolonged exhalation 18% —
pain in the right hypochondrium — 50%
constant weakness 18% —
weakness and palpitations — 49%
organic mood disorder 18% —
symptomatic arterial hypertension — 49%
worse at home 18% —
swelling of the extremities — 49%
exhalation is worse 18% —
predominant right — 48%
asthma attacks 17% —
palpitations with shortness of breath — 48%
chest tension 17% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 48%
viral meningitis 17% —
lung cancer — 48%
extrasystole 17% —
chest pain when breathing — 47%
social phobia 17% —
voice disorders — 47%
spasm 17% —
pulmonary hypertension — 47%
prolonged bronchitis 17% —
right-sided symptoms — 46%
mood disorder 17% —
heart hypertrophy — 46%
numbness of the extremities 17% —
sudden pain — 46%
psychopathy 17% —
consequences of a fracture — 46%
skin anesthesia 17% —
cold skin — 46%
cramps in the extremities 17% —
breathing is difficult 20% 66%
tension in the hands 17% —
inflammation — 46%
cough deep 17% —
premature babies — 45%
emotional 16% —
cough when inhaling 19% 64%
restless and anxious 16% —
helminths — 45%
empty 16% —
pain in the veins — 45%
tightness of breath 16% —
acute injury — 44%
unexplained fear 16% —
veins bloating — 44%
nose good 16% —
syphilis — 44%
He's been ill for a long time 16% —
general tension — 44%
anesthesia 16% —
fungus — 44%
attacks of suffocation 16% —
bradycardia — 43%
from the discharge of gases 16% —
congenital heart — 43%
strong cough 16% —
chronic heart failure — 43%
stiffness of the hands 16% —
painful swelling — 43%
tingling in the extremities 16% —
pain in the heart — 43%
feeling of bruising 16% —
lung pain — 43%
hot flashes 15% —
pale skin — 43%
make the main 15% —
palpitations 12% 54%
acute obstructive bronchitis 15% —
nausea 12% 54%
severe stress 15% —
rapid reaction — 42%
prolonged depression 15% —
blue skin — 42%
shortness of breath constant 15% —
bronchial lesion — 42%
pressure jumps 15% —
pain when breathing — 42%

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