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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	75%(1)	27%(1)
General blood test	75%(4)	—
Blood biochemistry	—	57%(1)
Radiography of the skull	37%(0)	—
Radiography of the area	26%(0)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

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100%

pleurisy

74%

—

pain in the right hypochondrium

—

79%

empyema of the pleura

73%

—

alcoholism

—

69%

pneumonia with pleurisy

71%

—

alcohol dependence

—

64%

pulmonary hemorrhage

70%

—

no appetite

—

47%

pneumonia

67%

—

dizziness while eating

—

32%

polyserosite

65%

—

mucous membranes are pale

—

25%

bubbling breath

64%

—

appetite is bad

—

24%

lung abscess

61%

—

no feeling of hunger

—

23%

hydrothorax

61%

—

hypotrophy

—

21%

impaired lung function

60%

—

pale skin

—

20%

sputum

57%

—

dizziness

—

19%

infectious and allergic myocarditis

57%

—

thin

—

19%

pneumothorax

55%

—

pain throughout the body

—

19%

inflammation

55%

—

worse food

—

19%

lung cyst

54%

—

worse during meals

—

19%

fibrosis of the lungs

53%

—

soreness of the skin

—

18%

cough

53%

—

feeling of bruising

—

18%

cough wet

53%

—

patient's condition

—

15%

pleurisy right-sided

52%

—

helminths

75%

21%

enteritis

52%

—

paragonimiasis

52%

—

meningoencephalitis

51%

—

sputum with blood

51%

—

migrating larva

51%

—

peritonitis

49%

—

inflammatory infiltrate

49%

—

brain damage

48%

—

bubbling cough

48%

—

liver problems

48%

—

encephalitis

48%

—

cough with purulent sputum

47%

—

sputum in the chest

47%

—

bubbling in the chest

47%

—

leffler syndrome

47%

—

bleeding

47%

—

eggs found in fecal

75%

27%

pulmonary eosinophilic infiltrate

46%

—

damage to the nervous system

46%

—

breathing cough moist

44%

—

leukoencephalitis

44%

—

respiratory insufficiency

44%

—

worms in the feces

73%

27%

oncology

43%

—

hepatitis

43%

—

abscess

43%

—

periods of exacerbation

42%

—

convulsions

41%

—

dyspnea

41%

—

bronchopneumonia

40%

—

sputum green

40%

—

lymphocytosis

39%

—

fever cough

39%

—

head severe

38%

—

interstitial pneumonia

38%

—

feeling of heaviness in the head

38%

—

cancer

38%

—

eosinophilia

38%

—

gastrointestinal problems

37%

—

interstitial lung diseases

37%

—

neurotic disorder, unspecified

37%

—

allergy to the skin

37%

—

chest pain when coughing

37%

—

dermatosis

36%

—

myocarditis

36%

—

blisters

36%

—

lung cancer

35%

—

chest pain when breathing

35%

—

cough with shortness

35%

—

tumors of the heart

34%

—

variable symptoms

34%

—

epilepsy attacks

33%

—

type of breathing chest

33%

—

inflammation of the brain

33%

—

somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system

33%

—

lung pain

32%

—

nose pulmonary heart

32%

—

itchy skin

31%

—

pain when breathing

31%

—

epilepsy

31%

—

neurosis

31%

—

brain tumor

31%

—

irritability

31%

—

pain chest

30%

—

violation of the stool

30%

—

subacute condition

28%

—

headaches

28%

—

neurological disorders

28%

—

presses

28%

—

high temperature

27%

—

allergy

27%

—

feeling of heat

27%

—

onset of illness

26%

—

blood diseases

25%

—

increased

24%

—

skin problems

25%

16%

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

26%

17%

cercariosis

71%

63%

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