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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Intranarctic awakeningValsalva sinus aneurysm
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 34%
pupils are dilated with fever 86%
aneurysm of the heart 34%
anesthesia 85%
aneurysm 31%
sensitivity to pain 76%
heart rupture 30%
does not sleep at night 76%
pulmonary artery aneurysm 26%
patient's condition 74%
heart failure with shortness of breath 25%
dilated pupils 72%
subacute septic endocarditis 23%
lowered 72%
acute endocarditis 23%
painless myocardial ischemia 64%
valsalva sinus aneurysm 21%
low body temperature 64%
pneumococcal infection 21%
duration of t wave is increased 60%
heart failure 21%
slight temperature 60%
dyspnea 21%
main complaint is high fever 59%
atherosclerotic aneurysm 21%
duration of st segment is increased 58%
there is heart failure 21%
does not tolerate pain 58%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea 20%
patient is motionless 56%
aortic regurgitation 20%
mood disorder 55%
acute injury 19%
consequences of psychotrauma 53%
congenital heart 19%
slowness of movement 52%
pain in the heart 19%
sleep intermittent 51%
lack of breath 19%
hypertension 64% 11%
overload of the right parts of the heart 19%
weak breathing 51%
endocarditis 19%
angina attack 51%
streptococci 19%
in the morning listlessness 50%
surgery history of aortic aneurysm 18%
no consciousness 49%
left ventricular aneurysm 18%
smoking desire 49%
coronary artery dissection 18%
prolonged depression 49%
pain when breathing 18%
worried due to pain 47%
cysts in the chest 18%
weakness when breathing 47%
vascular damage 17%
history of surgery 71% 22%
sepsis 17%
can not breathe 46%
chest damage 17%
mental shock 46%
ventricular septal defect 17%
addiction 45%
pain chest 17%
eye surgery 45%
connective tissue dysplasia 16%
effects of shock 44%
pain in the sternum 15%
angina pectoris 44%
predominant right 15%
muscle hypertonus 44%
blood diseases 15%
angioplasty 61% 15%
compressing pains in the heart 15%
shock states of various genesis 44%
impaired arterial function 15%
fever in the body 44%
palpitations with shortness of breath 15%
increased 55% 10%
heart low blood pressure 14%
needs attention 43%
chest pain when breathing 14%
alcohol dependence 43%
inflammation 14%
illness from stress 43%
congestion belching 14%
respiratory insufficiency 42%
type of breathing chest 14%
decreased concentration of attention 42%
syphilis 14%
tachycardia 56% 12%
diseases of infants 14%
hypotension 56% 12%
pulmonary edema 14%
cognitive disorders 42%
enlargement of the heart 13%
pain when touched 42%
tuberculosis 13%
early development 41%
cardiodilation 13%
destructive behavior 41%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 13%
smokes 41%
gradual deterioration of the condition 12%
skin anesthesia 40%
dystrophy 12%
psychologist 40%
presses 12%
muscle weakness 39%
arrhythmia 12%
hypoxia 39%
spasm 39%
emotional 37%
feeling of heat 37%
up circulatory disorders 37%
high temperature 36%
palpitations 54% 17%
consequences of taking medications 47% 10%
consequences of infection 35%
consequences of surgery 36% 11%
there are no complaints 35% 11%
trauma 34% 15%
heart dysfunction 36% 22%

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