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Results: Differences General ✘Bacterial destruction of the lungs✘Streptococcal pneumonia
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
bacterial destruction of the lungs 100% 26%
streptodermia — 100%
fetid phlegm 60% —
pneumococcal pneumonia — 34%
smell of pus 60% —
viral pneumonia — 26%
boils on the abdomen 57% —
pneumococcal infection — 26%
umbilical sepsis 57% —
streptococcal infections — 24%
cold freezing 57% —
bronchopneumonia — 23%
lung cyst 53% —
rusty sputum — 23%
mucus in the bronchi 52% —
purulent pericarditis — 23%
neurotoxicosis in children 51% —
serous pleurisy — 22%
foreign body of the nose 51% —
streptococci 46% 66%
bronchial lesion 50% —
brown sputum — 20%
empyema of the pleura 76% 24%
streptodermia in children — 19%
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis 48% —
Like after the flu — 19%
cough from odors 48% —
segmental pneumonia — 19%
destructive (cavernous) tuberculosis 48% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 19%
suppuration of the navel 48% —
glomerulonephritis — 18%
diabetic (hyperglycemic) coma 48% —
acute tracheobronchitis — 18%
consequences of infection 47% —
fever cough — 18%
pseudomonas infection 47% —
soft tissue abscess — 18%
hyperosmolar coma 46% —
impetigo — 18%
foreign body of the stomach 46% —
streptococcal tonsillitis — 17%
pneumonia unspecified 46% —
impaired pericardial function — 17%
chronic lung abscess 45% —
pericarditis — 17%
putrid breath 45% —
croup pneumonia — 16%
nasal furuncle 45% —
hemorrhagic pneumonia — 16%
foreign body of the pharynx 45% —
measles rash — 16%
activity is reduced at temperature 45% —
children 's roseola — 16%
purulent breath odor 45% —
neonatal sepsis — 16%
fever in the evening 45% —
bubbling cough — 16%
lung abscess 60% 14%
pyoderma in a child — 16%
foreign body of the esophagus 44% —
acute glomerulonephritis — 16%
heroin addiction 44% —
purulent arthritis — 15%
history of surgery 43% —
sputum in the chest — 15%
suppuration of the skin 43% —
tracheobronchitis — 15%
atelectasis 43% —
inflammation of the kidneys — 15%
fibrosis of the lungs 43% —
bubbling in the chest — 15%
cough from the chest 43% —
whooping — 15%
lot of sputum 43% —
papules — 14%
sweating from coughing 43% —
shift of leukocyte formula to left — 14%
acid in the throat 43% —
purulent sore throats — 14%
phlegmon 42% —
tracheitis — 14%
general intoxication syndrome 42% —
complication of acute respiratory viral infections — 14%
bacteremia 42% —
nephropathy — 14%
pharyngeal cancer 42% —
cough with difficult sputum — 14%
sputum copious 40% —
cardiac cough — 14%
bronchial fistula 40% —
pyoderma — 13%
alcoholic coma 40% —
subacute septic endocarditis — 13%
sputum yellow 40% —
acute otitis — 13%
sputum green 55% 13%
sudden onset — 13%
lung gangrene 39% —
acute endocarditis — 13%
cough dry painful 39% —
measles — 13%
alcoholic epilepsy 39% —
feeling of heat in the heart — 13%
acute abdomen in children 39% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 13%
patient's condition 39% —
pain in the pleura — 13%
a foreign body of the bronchus 39% —
chickenpox — 13%
bone in the throat 39% —
diabetes mellitus in children — 13%
dyspnea 53% 13%
brain abscess — 13%
bronchogenic cyst 38% —
purulent otitis — 13%
lot of mucus 38% —
pneumonia in children — 13%
mediastinal cysts 38% —
sinusitis — 12%
aspiration of gastric contents 38% —
purulent peritonitis — 12%
addiction 38% —
interstitial lung diseases — 12%
proteus syndrome 38% —
heavy weight — 12%
pleural thoracocentesis 59% 19%
tonsillitis — 12%
smell of blood is 38% —
blisters — 12%
chest chills 37% —
diarrhea with blood — 12%
alcohol dependence 37% —
otitis — 12%
bronchial tuberculosis 37% —
exanthema — 12%
effects of shock 37% —
frequent antibiotics — 12%
breathing cough moist 36% —
pharyngitis — 12%
epiglottitis in children 36% —
pneumonia with bronchitis — 12%
sweating chest 36% —
absent-mindedness — 12%
sputum with blood 50% 12%
febrile body temperature — 12%
sputum 59% 21%
interstitial pneumonia — 12%
hoarse cough 35% —
heart dysfunction — 12%
with everything deep dry cough 35% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 11%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 35% —
protein reduced — 11%
epiglottitis 35% —
pain during exercise — 11%
abundance of mucus 35% —
endocarditis — 11%
skin problems 35% —
ascites — 11%
furunculosis 35% —
drug poisoning — 11%
lung rupture 35% —
flu — 11%
sweating is increased 35% —
peritonitis — 11%
chills weakness 35% —
infectious arthritis — 11%
acute head injury 35% —
pectoris cardiac dyspnea — 11%
bronchitis in children 34% —
encephalitis — 11%
weakness after coughing 34% —
meningitis — 11%
discharge with an unpleasant smell 34% —
lung pain — 10%
bronchiectasis 34% —
diarrhea — 10%
inflammation of larynx 34% —
arthritis — 10%
abscess 55% 20%
protein c deficiency — 10%
bad breath unpleasant 33% —
dehydration — 10%
typhlitis 33% —
calculating — 10%
palpitations 33% —
high fever — 10%
the heat is better 33% —
pain from the load — 10%
cough deep 33% —
leukoencephalitis — 10%
sweat with chills 33% —
subacute condition — 9%
tachycardia 33% —
brain damage — 9%
pleurisy 59% 24%
damage to the nervous system — 9%
chills with sweating 33% —
attacks of pain — 9%

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