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Results: Differences General ✘Hyperventilation syndrome✘Chronic laryngeal stenosis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 46%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
muscle tension 42% —
laryngeal stenosis — 84%
tetany 39% —
foreign body of the larynx — 64%
hyperventilation syndrome 32% —
scleroma — 57%
alkalosis 28% —
laryngeal neoplasms — 52%
respiratory alkalosis 27% —
laryngeal cancer — 52%
fear of children's illness 27% —
foreign body of the pharynx — 50%
anxiety 25% —
pharyngeal cancer — 45%
very anxious 25% —
scarring — 45%
constant feeling of anxiety 25% —
acute laryngeal stenosis — 44%
cough on a sigh 24% —
hoarseness voice — 38%
diabetic encephalopathy 24% —
benign tumors of the larynx — 37%
hypoparathyroidism 23% —
laryngeal abnormalities — 37%
cough from deep inhalation 22% —
laryngeal injuries — 35%
nervous excitability 22% —
pharyngeal injuries — 34%
asthma in childhood 22% —
ankylosis — 34%
convulsions 22% —
hypoxia — 33%
tonic convulsions 22% —
benign tumors of the pharynx — 33%
excess progesterone 21% —
neuropathic laryngeal paresis — 33%
worse in the crowd 21% —
oncology — 32%
hysterical neurosis 21% —
vocal fold neoplasms — 31%
neurasthenia 21% —
laryngeal syphilis — 31%
overexcitation of the psyche 21% —
laryngeal tuberculosis — 31%
dizziness when getting 20% —
inflammation — 31%
excitable psychopathy 20% —
no voice — 30%
hysterical psychopathy 20% —
cancer — 28%
acute hypertensive encephalopathy 20% —
lowered — 28%
fear of public speaking 19% —
asleep shortness of breath lying down — 28%
hypertensive encephalopathy 19% —
shortness of breath at rest — 28%
stress 19% —
laryngeal paresis — 28%
nose sniffles 19% —
trauma — 27%
hard to take a breath 19% —
consequences of injuries — 26%
optimistic 19% —
choking in the throat — 26%
unstable type of psychopathy 19% —
strumectomy — 26%
arachnoiditis 19% —
breathing is difficult 19% 44%
exhaustion 19% —
syphilis — 24%
lump in the throat 18% —
nose pulmonary heart — 24%
cough when inhaling 18% —
lower paraparesis — 23%
agyrophobia 18% —
esophageal cancer — 23%
bronchitis 18% —
thyroid cancer — 23%
tension in the shoulders 18% —
voice disappeared — 23%
children's fears 18% —
skin problems — 23%
fear of illness 18% —
patient is motionless — 22%
acute bronchitis 18% —
esophageal stenosis — 22%
leads to the side 18% —
traumatic arthritis — 22%
Chronical bronchitis 18% —
inflammation of larynx — 22%
fear of the crowd 18% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 22%
drowning 18% —
surgery on the esophagus — 21%
j42 chronic bronchitis 18% —
joint diseases — 21%
organic mood disorder 17% —
consequences of taking medications 13% 34%
stiffness in the shoulders 17% —
pain in the larynx — 21%
burning in the muscles 17% —
scar inflammation — 21%
prolonged exhalation 17% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 11% 32%
neurosis 17% —
respiratory insufficiency — 20%
constant weakness 17% —
consequences of surgery — 20%
osteosclerosis 17% —
drug disease — 19%
worse at home 17% —
thermal burns — 19%
exhalation is difficult 17% —
takes a long time to choose — 19%
parathyroid hormone reduced 17% —
absent-mindedness — 19%
bloating 17% —
history of surgery 20% 39%
stomach bloating strong 17% —
shortness of breath constant 14% 33%
stress neurosis 17% —
reflux esophagitis — 19%
difficulty breathing 37% 18%
infectious arthritis — 18%
psychopathy 16% —
gerd in children — 18%
prolonged bronchitis 16% —
chokes from coughing — 18%
social phobia 16% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 18%
viral meningitis 16% —
tingling in the throat — 18%
mood disorder 16% —
voice disorders — 18%
cough deep 16% —
throat hurts — 18%
stiffness of the hands 16% —
feeling in the throat 13% 31%
spasm 16% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 17%
skin anesthesia 16% —
throat sensitive — 17%
cramps in the extremities 16% —
shortness of breath whistling — 17%
exhaustion after illness 16% —
general tension — 17%
serous meningitis 16% —
recovery period — 17%
extrasystole 16% —
stage of recovery — 17%
chest tension 16% —
arthritis — 16%
empty 15% —
tuberculosis — 16%
time jumps in blood pressure 15% —
paralysis — 16%
tingling in the extremities 15% —
choking — 16%
cannot relax 15% —
chokes while eating — 16%
unexplained fear 15% —
hiv — 16%
emotional 15% —
tickling throat cough — 16%
tightness of breath 15% —
spicy food — 16%
nose good 15% —
tightness in the throat 17% 33%
feeling of lack of air 15% —
paresis — 16%
restless and anxious 15% —
tickling with cough — 16%
from the discharge of gases 15% —
blood diseases 10% 26%
feeling of bruising 15% —
sore throat during coughing — 16%
quickly gets tired 15% —
benign neoplasms — 16%
asthma attacks 15% —
acute condition — 15%
attacks of suffocation 15% —
little joy — 15%
strong cough 15% —
barking cough — 15%
sharp cough 15% —
fighting — 15%
anesthesia 15% —
wound — 15%
numbness of the extremities 15% —
headaches — 15%
nervous exhaustion 14% —
worse during meals — 15%
prolonged depression 14% —
worse food — 15%
hydrocephalus 14% —
throat tickling — 15%
fears of anxiety 14% —
neurological disorders — 14%
copd 14% —
shortness of breath during physical exertion — 14%

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