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Results: Differences General	✘Congestive pneumonia	✘Acute pneumonia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 62%(0) General blood test 85%(7) 56%(25) General urine test — 59%(4) Ultrasound of the Heart 52%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	65%	23%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	48%	100%
stagnant pneumonia	34%	—
viral pneumonia	—	38%
lacrimation	31%	—
lingering pneumonia	—	32%
covid	40%	15%
ARVI	—	30%
coronavirus infection	37%	12%
atypical pneumonia	—	28%
headaches	34%	10%
tachycardia	—	26%
stagnation in the lungs	25%	4%
pneumococcal pneumonia	—	26%
asthma in childhood	18%	—
palpitations	—	25%
fracture of the base of the skull	18%	—
pulmonary mycoplasmosis	—	25%
chronic pyelonephritis in adults	18%	—
pneumococcal infection	—	25%
wet rare cough	17%	—
there are no complaints	—	24%
anamnesis atrial fibrillation	17%	—
croup pneumonia	—	23%
bilateral pneumonia	16%	—
mycoplasma	—	22%
is better after sputum	15%	—
swelling of the wings of the nose	—	21%
anything night sweating in men	15%	—
whooping	—	21%
respiratory arrhythmia	15%	—
flu	—	21%
periodic cough	15%	—
chronic pneumonia	—	20%
pelvic bone fracture	15%	—
lower respiratory tract infections	—	20%
forced situation	15%	—
proteinuria	—	19%
post-infarction cardiosclerosis	14%	—
bacteremia	—	19%
heart defect	14%	—
staphylococcal pneumonia	—	19%
chronic pyelonephritis	14%	—
frequent colds	—	19%
leg fracture	14%	—
acute bronchitis	—	19%
fracture of the thoracic spine	14%	—
type of breathing chest	—	19%
acute vascular occlusion of the extremities	14%	—
empyema of the pleura	—	19%
sputum	53%	37%
intoxication	—	19%
postinfarction angina	14%	—
j42 chronic bronchitis	—	18%
dilated capillaries	13%	—
Chronical bronchitis	—	18%
mitral heart defects	13%	—
effects of pneumonia	—	18%
bronchitis	38%	23%
dulling on percussion	—	18%
kyphosis scoliosis	13%	—
onset of illness	—	18%
easily blushes	13%	—
alcoholism	—	17%
weakness after coughing	13%	—
obstructive bronchitis	—	17%
pyelitis	13%	—
parainfluenza	—	17%
exudative pericarditis	13%	—
daytime fever	—	17%
chest damage	13%	—
legionellosis	—	17%
mitral stenosis	13%	—
adenovirus infection	—	17%
deformation of the skull	13%	—
respiratory insufficiency	—	17%
asthma attacks	13%	—
metapneumovirus infection	—	16%
skull fracture	13%	—
patient's condition	—	16%
history of myocardial infarction	13%	—
alcohol dependence	—	16%
sputum green	13%	—
psitacosis	—	16%
rashes symmetrical	13%	—
pounds	—	16%
skewed pelvis	13%	—
weakened breathing	—	16%
scarlet	13%	—
pain when breathing	—	16%
hump	12%	—
pneumothorax	—	16%
angina attack	12%	—
rhinovirus infection	—	16%
pericarditis	12%	—
persistent cough	—	15%
night sweating	12%	—
grunts	—	15%
fibrosis of the lungs	12%	—
rapid breathing	—	15%
excessive sweating at night	12%	—
abscess	—	15%
atherosclerotic cardiosclerosis	12%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	—	15%
chest deformity	12%	—
pneumonia of the elderly	—	15%
scoliosis	12%	—
chest pain when coughing	—	15%
shortness of breath during physical exertion	12%	—
auscultation weakened	—	15%
spinal fracture	12%	—
periodic illness	—	15%
predominant right	11%	—
alcoholic liver disease	—	15%
vascular sclerosis	11%	—
acute bronchitis unspecified	—	15%
venous congestion	11%	—
subfebrility	15%	30%
curvature of the spine	11%	—
drug disease	—	14%
inflammation of the kidneys	11%	—
necrosis	—	14%
need for movement	11%	—
pleurisy in children	—	14%
leg injury	11%	—
with reactive protein increased	—	14%
phlegm thick	21%	8%
acute obstructive bronchitis	—	14%
spondylopathy	11%	—
chest pain when breathing	—	14%
pyelonephritis	11%	—
tularemia	—	13%
deformities of the limbs	11%	—
cyanosis	—	13%
consequences of a fracture	11%	—
chills	—	13%
spinal injury	11%	—
vomiting	—	13%
cardiosclerosis	11%	—
vaccination	—	13%
essential hypertension	10%	—
flu with pneumonia	—	13%
traumatic illness	10%	—
sepsis	—	13%
acute injury	10%	—
complication of acute respiratory viral infections	—	13%
angina pectoris	10%	—
lung pain	—	13%
curvature of the legs	10%	—
confusion of consciousness	—	13%
bone deformation	10%	—
cough jerky	—	13%
bubbling breath	20%	8%
croup	—	13%
arterial occlusion	10%	—
fever	—	13%
changes in the blood	9%	—
lung abscess	—	12%
fighting	9%	—
protein with increased	—	12%
bone fracture	9%	—
improvement from alcohol	—	12%
papules	9%	—
bubbling in the chest	—	12%
organic brain damage	9%	—
sputum in the chest	—	12%
weakness after illness	9%	—
frequent antibiotics	—	12%
hypertension	9%	—
tremor	—	12%
sputum with blood	16%	6%
low body temperature	—	12%
stroke	14%	4%
measles	—	12%
consequences of surgery	8%	—
bubbling cough	—	12%
cough	45%	36%
wound	—	12%
pus in the throat	13%	5%
flu in children	—	12%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries	13%	5%
eosinopenia	—	12%
purulent bronchitis	13%	5%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	12%
whistling breathing	12%	5%
chest chills	—	12%
collapse	12%	5%
general intoxication syndrome	—	12%
bronchial asthma	11%	4%
streptococci	11%	23%
CHD	13%	7%
crackling in the lungs dry	—	11%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	10%	4%
microhematuria	—	11%
history of chest surgery	10%	4%
shift of leukocyte formula to left	—	11%
early development	10%	4%
strong character	—	11%
crackling in the bronchi	13%	7%
nausea vomiting	—	11%
aching all over the body	13%	7%
lung gangrene	—	11%

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