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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Fibrosis of the lungsAtypical pneumonia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 16%(3)
General urine test 13%(1)
Chest radiography 13%(0)
Coprogram 13%(1)
Radiography of the area 11%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 13%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 45%
sarcoidosis of the lungs 10%
tularemia 30%
cirrhotic pulmonary tuberculosis 9%
mycoplasma 30%
silicosis 8%
mycoplasma respiratory infection 30%
allergy to dust 8%
pulmonary mycoplasmosis 30%
sarcoidosis 8%
chlamydial pneumonia 27%
lipoidosis 8%
sweats under stress 25%
rapid breathing 7%
sputum 24%
tuberculosis of the liver 7%
legionellosis 23%
sarcoidosis of the skin 7%
sweating from coughing 23%
pneumoconiosis 7%
feeling of heat in the back of the head 22%
dyspnea 26% 18%
viral pneumonia 22%
interstitial pneumonia 6%
condition after coronavirus 22%
interstitial lung diseases 6%
leptospirosis 21%
breathing superficial 6%
tension in the back of the head 21%
frequent cough 6%
torso 20%
bronchitis 5%
headache from coughing 20%
pulmonary tuberculosis 5%
respiratory syncytial infection 20%
needs support 5%
coronavirus infection 20%
lowered 5%
parainfluenza 20%
cirrhosis of the liver 5%
chills 19%
big man 5%
yellow fever 19%
weakening of immunity 5%
hemorrhagic fevers 18%
blue skin 5%
aching all over the body 18%
tuberculosis 5%
pain of the muscles of the body 18%
lymph node damage 5%
sweating of the whole body 18%
immunodeficiency 4%
sweat with chills 18%
acute condition 4%
shortness of breath with sweating 18%
chills with sweating 18%
sweating is increased 18%
sweating of the head 18%
rickettsiosis 18%
pain chest 18%
headache with chills 18%
fever cough 17%
croup 17%
tension type headache 17%
pneumonia unspecified 17%
feeling of bruising 17%
throat tickling 17%
sweats from pain 17%
pain in the larynx 17%
clamidiosis 17%
fever with sweating 17%
headaches 17%
tension in the body 17%
cough 6% 23%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 16%
headache tension 16%
headache with fever 16%
lymphopenia 16%
tension in the head 16%
fever with muscle pain 16%
high temperature 16%
pain in the left chest 16%
dependence on other people 16%
flu 15%
effects of taking antibiotics 15%
hemorrhages on the skin 15%
headache at temperature 15%
bacterial pneumonia 15%
sputum with blood 15%
lower respiratory tract infections 15%
temperature with chills 15%
feeling of heat in the head 15%
chronic respiratory failure 15%
left-sided symptoms 15%
throat hurts 14%
increased 14%
nose pulmonary heart 14%
jaundice 14%
ARVI 14%
fever in the body 14%
worse from the heat 14%
general tension 14%
liquid stool 13%
drug allergy 13%
pain throughout the body 13%
diarrhea 13%
respiratory insufficiency 13%
suspicion 13%
muscle pain 13%
high fever 13%
pain when breathing 13%
increased sensitivity 12%
aching 12%
nausea 12%
feeling of heat 12%
vomiting 12%
impaired lung function 9% 20%
gastrointestinal problems 11%
patient's condition 10%
ku-fever 10%
there is heart failure 4% 13%
heart failure 4% 13%
cough with shortness 7% 15%
skin problems 4% 11%
allergy 6% 12%
inflammation 4% 10%
pneumonia 100% 100%

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