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Results: Differences General	✘Chronic pneumonia	✘Congestive pneumonia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 53%(7) 85%(7) ECG — 100%(0) Ultrasound of the pleural cavity — 60%(0) Ultrasound of the Heart — 52%(0) Ultrasound of the lungs — 50%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	49%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	10%	65%
acute bronchitis	24%	—
sputum	11%	53%
frequent colds	23%	—
covid	—	40%
chronic bronchitis unspecified	22%	—
coronavirus infection	—	38%
Chronical bronchitis	22%	—
cough with difficult sputum	—	35%
effects of pneumonia	19%	—
cough	10%	45%
chronic pneumonia	12%	—
headaches	—	34%
adenovirus pneumonia	10%	—
stagnant pneumonia	—	34%
periods of exacerbation	10%	—
cough wet	8%	42%
bronchial tuberculosis	10%	—
lacrimation	—	30%
lot of sputum	8%	—
bronchitis	11%	38%
segmental pneumonia	8%	—
stagnation in the lungs	—	25%
tonsillitis in children	8%	—
chronic obstructive pyelonephritis	—	22%
sweating from coughing	8%	—
bubbling breath	—	20%
acute bronchitis unspecified	8%	—
hydrothorax	—	19%
exudative	8%	—
pleurisy	—	18%
diathesis in childhood	8%	—
asthma in childhood	—	18%
adenoiditis	8%	—
chronic pyelonephritis in adults	—	18%
chronic lung abscess	8%	—
fracture of the base of the skull	—	17%
frequent sore throats in childhood	8%	—
a strong wet cough screams	—	17%
mucus in the bronchi	7%	—
wet rare cough	—	17%
croup pneumonia	7%	—
anamnesis atrial fibrillation	—	16%
remission	7%	—
bilateral pneumonia	—	16%
throat sensitive	7%	—
hard breathing	—	16%
lingering pneumonia	7%	—
cough with shortness	—	16%
whooping	7%	—
pneumonia pulmonary edema	—	15%
sore throats in childhood	7%	—
bacterial pneumonia	—	15%
atypical pneumonia	7%	—
periodic cough	—	15%
parainfluenza	7%	—
congenital heart	—	15%
look absent	7%	—
subfebrility	—	15%
sputum yellow	7%	—
is better after sputum	—	15%
pulmonary mycoplasmosis	7%	—
forced situation	—	15%
diathesis	7%	—
post-infarction cardiosclerosis	—	15%
a foreign body of the bronchus	7%	—
small bubbling crackling	—	15%
tuberculosis in children	7%	—
angiopathy	—	15%
cough with purulent sputum	7%	—
very high fever	—	15%
sensitivity of mucous membranes	6%	—
respiratory arrhythmia	—	15%
chickenpox	6%	—
bronchiectasis	—	14%
sweating with weakness	6%	—
acute vascular occlusion of the extremities	—	14%
thin child	6%	—
breathing cough moist	—	14%
atelectasis	6%	—
postinfarction angina	—	14%
mediastinal tumors	6%	—
pelvic bone fracture	—	14%
measles	6%	—
fracture of the thoracic spine	—	14%
often sick child	6%	—
leg fracture	—	14%
frequent antibiotics	6%	—
stroke	—	14%
fever with sweating	6%	—
chronic pyelonephritis	—	14%
tuberculosis	6%	—
severe fever	—	14%
chronic sinusitis	6%	—
phlegm thick	7%	21%
mycoplasma	6%	—
easily blushes	—	13%
adenoids	6%	—
extrasystole	—	13%
periodic fever	6%	—
exudative pericarditis	—	13%
fingers - drumsticks	6%	—
CHD	—	13%
lung abscess	6%	—
history of myocardial infarction	—	13%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis	6%	—
wet crackling	—	13%
smokes	6%	—
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries	—	13%
purulent sore throats	6%	—
serous pleurisy	—	13%
mediastinal cancer	6%	—
pyelitis	—	13%
chronic tonsillitis	6%	—
pleural thoracocentesis	—	13%
reaction to manta rays	6%	—
rashes symmetrical	—	13%
typhlitis	6%	—
deformation of the skull	—	13%
pseudomonas infection	6%	—
thoracic kyphosis	—	13%
adenovirus infection	6%	—
chest damage	—	13%
nose pulmonary heart	5%	—
mitral stenosis	—	13%
hypotrophy	5%	—
mitral heart defects	—	13%
alcohol dependence	5%	—
dilated capillaries	—	13%
pedantry	5%	—
skull fracture	—	13%
2 children	5%	—
crackling in the bronchi	—	13%
calculating	5%	—
skewed pelvis	—	13%
respiratory insufficiency	5%	—
kyphosis scoliosis	—	13%
abscess	5%	—
asthma attacks	—	13%
a lot of medicines	5%	—
strong cough	—	13%
beriberi	5%	—
bronchopneumonia	—	13%
fever weakness	5%	—
scarlet	—	13%
lung cancer	5%	—
cardiosclerosis	—	12%
lot of operations in small things	5%	—
hypertension atherosclerosis	—	12%
fever of unclear genesis	5%	—
hump	—	12%
allergy to the skin	5%	—
febrile body temperature	—	12%
viral pneumonia	5%	—
severe shortness of breath	—	12%
chronic respiratory failure	5%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	12%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency	5%	—
spinal fracture	—	12%
alcoholism	5%	—
whistling breathing	—	12%
tonsillitis	5%	—
pneumonia in the anamnesis	—	12%
erythrocytosis	5%	—
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis	—	12%
pulmonary tuberculosis	5%	—
angioplasty	—	12%
obstructive bronchitis	5%	—
scoliosis	—	12%
calcium	4%	—
collapse	—	12%
thin	4%	—
crackling in the lungs	—	12%
cancer	4%	—
impaired arterial function	—	12%
oncology	4%	—
shortness of breath during physical exertion	—	12%
there are no complaints	4%	—
pericarditis	—	12%
adenoiditis in children	3%	—
respiratory distress syndrome	—	12%
chest deformity	—	12%
angina attack	—	12%
violation of pulmonary circulation	—	12%
atrial fibrillation	—	12%
crackling when breathing	—	12%
dyspnea	4%	16%
inflammation of the kidneys	—	11%
predominant right	—	11%
leg injury	—	11%
spinal injury	—	11%
venous congestion	—	11%
pulmonary edema	—	11%
history of chest surgery	—	11%
traumatic brain injury	—	11%
bronchial asthma	—	11%
consequences of a fracture	—	11%
pyelonephritis	—	11%
arrhythmia attacks	—	11%
supraventricular arrhythmia	—	11%
neutrophilosis	—	11%

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