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Results: Differences General	✘Chlorine poisoning	✘Viral pneumonia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) — General blood test 17%(2) 33%(14) Blood biochemistry 15%(1) 19%(9)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	74%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
hoarseness voice	73%	—
lingering pneumonia	—	49%
aphonia hoarseness	66%	—
bilateral pneumonia	—	29%
voice disappeared	57%	—
coronavirus infection	—	27%
intoxication	67%	9%
prolonged fever	—	20%
effects of poisoning	41%	—
ARVI	—	19%
laryngospasm	36%	—
increased systolic pressure	—	17%
spasm in the throat	36%	—
increased ESR	—	16%
stomach pain from worries	33%	—
flu with pneumonia	—	16%
cough with lacrimation	33%	—
pneumonia in children	—	14%
lacrimation during coughing	33%	—
atypical pneumonia	—	13%
cough deep wet	33%	—
adenovirus infection	—	13%
the cough is wet and hoarse	30%	—
febrility	—	13%
cardiac arrest	30%	—
viral pneumonia	—	13%
ammonia poisoning	30%	—
there are no complaints	17%	29%
allergic cough	30%	—
covid	—	12%
toxic pulmonary edema	29%	—
parainfluenza	—	12%
soft pulse	27%	—
acute pneumonia	—	12%
mucus in the mouth	26%	—
lung abscess	—	12%
dry	26%	—
flu in children	—	12%
sputum foamy	26%	—
subacute condition	—	12%
pulmonary edema	35%	7%
metapneumovirus infection	—	12%
mucus throat	25%	—
flu	—	12%
cough from the chest	25%	—
pneumonia in the anamnesis	—	11%
dry cough	25%	—
bacterial pneumonia	—	11%
suffocating	25%	—
pneumonia in newborns	—	11%
lacrimation	25%	—
acute bronchiolitis	—	11%
feeling of burning in the throat	24%	—
fever cough	—	11%
abdominal pain from experiences	24%	—
bronchitis in children	—	11%
burning runny nose	24%	—
lower respiratory tract infections	—	10%
burning in the nose	23%	—
essential hypertension	—	10%
coma	23%	—
pleurisy	—	10%
barking cough	23%	—
empyema of the pleura	—	10%
stage of recovery	26%	2%
grunts	—	10%
cough asthmatic	22%	—
pain chest	—	10%
pharyngeal injuries	22%	—
respiratory syncytial infection	—	10%
suffocation	22%	—
obstructive bronchitis in children	—	10%
asthmatic breathing	22%	—
hematuria	—	10%
low body temperature	22%	—
chronic pneumonia	—	9%
nausea with excitement	22%	—
pleurisy in children	—	9%
atopic bronchial asthma	22%	—
wet crackling	—	9%
with everything deep dry cough	21%	—
vaccination	—	9%
burning in the throat	21%	—
moist frequent cough	—	9%
stones cough after bronchitis	21%	—
croup	—	9%
recovery period	25%	2%
rapid breathing	—	9%
pain in the eyes	21%	—
pulmonary mycoplasmosis	—	9%
crackling in the lungs dry	21%	—
weakening of immunity	—	9%
convulsions	30%	7%
herpetic pneumonia	—	9%
bradycardia	21%	—
childhood diseases	—	9%
wet eyes	20%	—
bronchial lesion	—	9%
cramps in the extremities	20%	—
absent-mindedness	—	9%
cough obstructive	20%	—
rusty sputum	—	8%
hoarse cough	20%	—
whooping	—	8%
distracted	20%	—
viral diarrhea	—	8%
cough with difficult sputum	20%	—
acrocyanosis	—	8%
burning in the eyes	20%	—
consequences of infection	—	8%
respiratory insufficiency	33%	11%
effects of pneumonia	—	8%
asthmatic bronchitis	20%	—
tracheal bronchus	—	8%
insecurity feeling	19%	—
subfebrility	—	8%
cough deep	19%	—
abscess	—	8%
nose injury	19%	—
enterovirus infection	—	8%
convulsions with loss of consciousness	19%	—
frequent cough	—	8%
stupor	19%	—
swelling of the wings of the nose	—	8%
respiratory acidosis	19%	—
complication of acute respiratory viral infections	—	8%
swelling of the throat	19%	—
hemorrhagic pneumonia	—	8%
spasm	27%	6%
chest pain when coughing	—	8%
clonic cramps	19%	—
j98 4 other lung lesions	—	7%
severe gas formation	19%	—
toxicosis	—	7%
crying from pain	19%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	7%
from the discharge of gases	19%	—
pharyngitis	—	7%
blue veins	19%	—
mycoplasma	—	7%
swelling of the whole body	24%	4%
heart failure in children	—	7%
incontinence of feces	18%	—
transparent snot	—	7%
respiratory allergy	18%	—
copious discharge from the nose	—	7%
crying during complaints	18%	—
vascular spasm	—	7%
feeling of lack of air	18%	—
interstitial pneumonia	—	7%
dark eyes	18%	—
pneumococcal infection	—	7%
atrioventricular block	18%	—
all vaccinations	—	7%
it hurts to talk	18%	—
brown sputum	—	7%
agitation	23%	3%
small bubbling crackling	—	7%
mechanical damage to the eyes	17%	—
type of breathing chest	—	7%
palpitations with shortness of breath	17%	—
copious watery discharge from the nose	—	7%
swelling of the neck	17%	—
cough with shortness	—	7%
discharge from the eyes	17%	—
mucus in the bronchi	—	7%
apnea	17%	—
allergy to antibiotics	—	7%
no consciousness	17%	—
breathing cough moist	—	7%
coagulopathy	17%	—
daytime fever	—	7%
stomach nausea	17%	—
lung gangrene	—	7%
trauma	17%	—
watery discharge from the nose	—	7%
chronic venous edema	17%	—
immunodeficiency	—	7%
swelling of the extremities	17%	—
transparent copious discharge from the nose	—	7%
eye injury	17%	—
bubbling breath	—	7%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency	17%	—
respiratory distress syndrome	—	7%
cramps in the legs	22%	4%
cough short	—	7%
abdominal pain with vomiting	16%	—
snot transparent abundant	—	7%
venous congestion	16%	—
cough with wheezing	—	7%
inflammation of the eyes	16%	—
pain when breathing	—	6%
bronchial asthma	16%	—
epiglottitis in children	—	6%
cough	29%	11%
bronchospasm	—	6%
abdominal pain with nausea	16%	—
herpes	—	6%
pale skin	15%	—
lung pain	—	6%

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