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Results: Differences General	✘Ammonia poisoning	✘Rupture of the esophagus
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(0) Blood biochemistry 100%(3) — Stomach radiography — 94%(0) ECG — 76%(0) Radiography of the area 7%(0) 18%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	36%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	34%
aggressiveness if interfered	31%	—
subcutaneous emphysema	—	32%
cough with lacrimation	26%	—
gastric perforation	—	30%
suffocating	24%	—
pleural thoracocentesis	—	25%
suffocating cough	23%	—
mediastinotomy	—	24%
pulmonary edema	19%	—
pain in the sternum	—	24%
vinegar poisoning	18%	—
sudden vomiting	—	23%
thermal burns	18%	—
esophagitis	—	23%
throat burns	16%	—
tension in the stomach	—	22%
laryngospasm	16%	—
pain in the esophagus	—	21%
spasm in the throat	16%	—
lips blue	—	21%
burn of the esophagus	16%	—
lung rupture	—	21%
lacrimation	16%	—
ulcer penetration	—	20%
agitation	15%	—
abdominal pain	—	20%
dyspnea	15%	—
heart rupture	—	20%
severe lacrimation	15%	—
desire for alcohol	—	20%
wart painful	15%	—
sudden pain	—	20%
cough with agitation	15%	—
cough from deep inhalation	—	20%
cough from spasms	14%	—
pneumothorax	—	19%
crying from pain	14%	—
tension in the epigastrium	—	19%
small vestibule of the oral cavity	14%	—
foreign body of the esophagus	—	19%
internal bleeding	14%	—
lobar emphysema	—	19%
collapse	14%	—
spasm of the esophagus	—	19%
itching of the whole body	13%	—
surgery on the esophagus	—	19%
barking cough	13%	—
sudden coughing	—	18%
drooling	13%	—
vomiting from overeating	—	18%
tachycardia under stress	13%	—
erosive esophagitis	—	17%
chest pain when breathing	13%	—
ulcer of the esophagus	—	17%
dry cough paroxysmal	13%	—
blunt abdominal trauma	—	17%
soreness of the skin	13%	—
increased appetite	—	17%
nervous cough	13%	—
gastric dyskinesia	—	17%
dry cough	13%	—
spontaneous pneumothorax	—	17%
dryness in the larynx	13%	—
laryngeal injuries	—	17%
blisters	13%	—
sharp pain in the stomach	—	17%
skin problems	13%	—
neck phlegmon	—	16%
productive cough	12%	—
erosion of the esophagus	—	16%
tremor	12%	—
appetite is sharply increased	—	16%
skin itching redness	12%	—
boxed sound	—	16%
reddening of the skin	12%	—
cough dry wet	—	16%
vomiting coffee grounds	12%	—
pharyngeal injuries	—	16%
thick blood	12%	—
acute esophagitis	—	16%
bradycardia	12%	—
history of pancreatic surgery	—	16%
bloating	12%	—
necrotic pancreatitis	—	16%
skin horn	12%	—
cough when inhaling	—	16%
palpitations under stress	12%	—
pneumomediastinum	—	16%
citrullinemia	12%	—
history of chest surgery	—	16%
increased pressure under stress	12%	—
pain in the trachea	—	16%
lowered	12%	—
mediastinit	—	16%
cough from dry throat	12%	—
neck injury	—	15%
decrease in alkaline phosphatase	12%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	15%
type of breathing chest	12%	—
blue belly	—	15%
respiratory insufficiency	11%	—
nose palpation of the abdomen soreness in the epigastrium	—	15%
hoarse cough	11%	—
pressure in the stomach	—	15%
itching of the body	11%	—
empyema of the pleura	—	15%
frequent cough	11%	—
stomach cramps	—	15%
arrhythmia	11%	—
left ventricular aneurysm	—	15%
nausea in the throat	11%	—
esophageal cancer	—	15%
head tremor	11%	—
consequences of abdominal trauma	—	15%
suffocation with cough	11%	—
trauma	—	15%
pain in the eyes	11%	—
cough fatigue	—	15%
salivation	10%	—
severe pain in the arm	—	14%
whistling breathing	10%	—
cough deep	—	14%
cry when complaining	10%	—
chest damage	—	14%
bleeding	10%	—
chest pain when inhaling	—	14%
impatient	10%	—
esophageal stenosis	—	14%
clonic cramps	10%	—
cold extremities	—	14%
atelectasis	10%	—
pain in the collarbone	—	14%
increased	10%	—
defense of abdominal muscles	—	14%
crying during complaints	10%	—
gases in the stomach	—	14%
conjunctivitis	10%	—
chest tension	—	14%
Follows the rules	10%	—
abdominal pain when pressing	—	14%
dryness	10%	—
breathing superficial	—	14%
hypoxia	10%	—
impaired gastric function	—	14%
nausea	10%	—
back injury	—	14%
barking cough	10%	—
shoulder injury	—	14%
ventricular fibrillation	10%	—
pain when inhaling	—	14%
strong cough	10%	—
aneurysm of the heart	—	13%
toxic shock syndrome	10%	—
auscultation weakened	—	13%
median nerve neuropathy	10%	—
weakened breathing	—	13%
respiratory acidosis	10%	—
pain after injury	—	13%
arrhythmia tachycardia	9%	—
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract	—	13%
coma	9%	—
cold sweat	—	13%
feeling in the throat	9%	—
acute pain	—	13%
dry mouth	9%	—
emphysema of the lungs	—	13%
cough with shortness	9%	—
purulent peritonitis	—	13%
low body temperature	9%	—
abdominal injuries	—	13%
dementia	9%	—
pain in the shoulder blades	—	13%
skin compaction	9%	—
phlegmon	—	13%
inflammation of the eyes	9%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	13%
hoarseness voice	9%	—
pancreatitis	—	12%
cramps in the legs	9%	—
by erosion of the stomach	—	12%
throat hurts	9%	—
bruise	—	12%
venous congestion	9%	—
stomach ulcer	—	12%
chronic venous edema	9%	—
lung damage	—	12%
warts	9%	—
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	12%
apnea	9%	—
facial pain	—	12%
food poisoning	9%	—
reflux esophagitis	—	12%
cardiac arrest	9%	—
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	12%
decrease sodium	9%	—
difficulty breathing	—	12%
metabolic acidosis	9%	—
peritonitis	—	12%
palpitations with shortness of breath	9%	—
abdominal pain with vomiting	—	12%

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