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Results: Differences Similar ✘Fungal pneumonia✘Complications of liver transplantation
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 86%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
sputum copious 84% —
transplant rejection reaction — 69%
abscessing pneumonia 81% —
strictures of the bile ducts — 59%
candida fungi 81% —
jaundice — 55%
sputum green 80% —
hepatitis — 49%
pneumocystis pneumonia 80% —
hypertrophy biliary tract — 48%
candidiasis 80% —
light yellow stool — 48%
bubbling cough 79% —
pain in the right hypochondrium — 48%
chronic pneumonia 77% —
toxic hepatitis — 47%
sputum in the chest 76% —
liver problems — 46%
bubbling in the chest 76% —
hypoproteinemia — 45%
sputum with blood 75% —
cholestasis — 40%
sweating from coughing 75% —
consequences of taking medications — 40%
bacterial destruction of the lungs 73% —
hepatorenal syndrome — 39%
mucous sputum 73% —
changing the color of feces — 38%
bacterial pneumonia 70% —
impaired arterial function — 38%
candidiasis of the oral cavity 69% —
hectic fever — 37%
cough with scanty sputum 67% —
increased indirect bilirubin — 36%
wheezing in the lungs multiple 67% —
toxic liver — 36%
cough with copious sputum 67% —
cytomegalovirus — 35%
thrush in the mouth 65% —
stagnation — 35%
cough with purulent sputum 64% —
veno-occlusive liver disease — 35%
pneumomycosis 100% 35%
portal vein thrombosis — 35%
pneumonia in childhood 63% —
feces are grayish-white in color — 34%
fungal mycosis 62% —
severe chills — 34%
type of breathing chest 62% —
nosocomial pneumonia — 34%
pain chest 62% —
liver failure — 34%
the cough is wet and hoarse 61% —
fever febrile — 34%
suffocating cough 61% —
subfebrile condition — 34%
multiple wheezing 61% —
febrile — 34%
aphthae on the tongue 60% —
sharp belly — 34%
ulcers on 60% —
yellow feces — 33%
aspergillosis 96% 34%
hemorrhagic diathesis — 32%
abundance of mucus 59% —
kidney failure — 32%
tongue atrophy 59% —
skin jaundice — 32%
sweating chest 58% —
enlarged liver — 32%
systemic mycosis 57% —
arterial occlusion — 32%
sweating 57% —
no appetite — 31%
interstitial pneumonia 57% —
yellowness of mucous membranes — 31%
chest pain when breathing 57% —
nosocomial infections — 31%
shortness of breath with sweating 57% —
swelling after surgery — 30%
sputum is scanty 56% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 30%
weakness after coughing 56% —
increased cholesterol levels in the blood — 29%
papules 56% —
cytolysis syndrome — 29%
impaired lung function 56% —
surgical infections — 29%
pneumonia with pleurisy 55% —
liver necrosis — 29%
green vomit 55% —
severe itching of the skin — 29%
effects of taking antibiotics 53% —
polytrauma — 29%
cough paroxysmal 53% —
superficial veins — 28%
systemic candidiasis 53% —
venous bleeding — 28%
heaviness in the chest 52% —
febrile body temperature — 28%
dry cough pneumonia 51% —
acute pain — 28%
sweats from pain 51% —
right-sided symptoms — 28%
pain when breathing 51% —
purulent peritonitis — 27%
attacks of suffocation at night 50% —
appetite increased — 27%
temperature drop 50% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 27%
fever with muscle pain 50% —
injury — 26%
lung aspergilloma 50% —
viral pneumonia — 26%
segmental pneumonia 50% —
phlebitis — 26%
phlegm streaked with blood 50% —
congestion purulent wounds — 26%
cough to vomiting 49% —
gastric bleeding — 26%
sputum clots 49% —
dysfunction of the gallbladder — 25%
sputum lumps 49% —
increased cholesterol — 25%
stomatitis 49% —
peritonitis — 25%
systemic aspergillosis 48% —
severe fever — 25%
periods of exacerbation 48% —
ascites — 25%
congenital tuberculosis 47% —
acute venous thrombosis — 25%
cough changeable 47% —
viral hepatitis b — 25%
nose suffocates at night 47% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 25%
dry cough paroxysmal 47% —
sudden pain — 25%
histoplasmosis 47% —
wound postoperative — 25%
chills at night 46% —
intestinal bleeding — 24%
fungal nail 45% —
bleeding — 23%
chest aches 45% —
worse food — 23%
fever weakness 45% —
thrombocytopenia — 23%
chills 44% —
intestinal mucosa — 23%
anything night sweating in men 44% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 23%
actinomycosis 44% —
itchy skin — 23%
attacks of suffocation with coughing 43% —
pedantry — 23%
vomiting mucus 43% —
sensitivity to medications — 21%
congenital aids 43% —
strong man — 21%
wheezing in the lungs dry 43% —
consequences of injuries — 21%
chest chills 43% —
control issues — 21%
invasive candidiasis 43% —
skin color — 21%
lingering pneumonia 43% —
abdominal pain — 21%
nail fungus 42% —
skin condition — 20%
there are no complaints 42% —
wound — 20%
dry fever 42% —
angiopathy — 20%
constant chills 42% —
consequences of operation 25% 44%
complications of chemotherapy 42% —
swelling — 19%
fungus 68% 24%
bleeding 26% 40%
epidermophytia 41% —
thrombosis 27% 37%
mucus in the bronchi 41% —
necrosis 25% 28%
lung rupture 41% —
foot fungus 41% —
babies rashes 41% —
shortness of breath at night 41% —
hoarse cough 41% —
complications of ventilation 41% —
hiv 41% —
acute leukemia 40% —
chills with sweating 40% —
aplastic anemia 40% —
suffocation with cough 40% —
fever with sweating 40% —
mycoses of the gastrointestinal tract 40% —
muscle pain 40% —
sepsis 39% —
abscess 63% 22%

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