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Results: Differences General	✘Respiratory chlamydia	✘Abscessing pneumonia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%(1) 94%(5) General blood test — 93%(7) Respiratory tract endoscopy — 46%(0) Endoscopy — 36%(0) Coagulogram — 34%(2) Radiography of the area — 33%(0) Chest radiography — 32%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
clamidiosis	64%	—
lung abscess	—	64%
chlamydial pneumonia	45%	—
bacterial destruction of the lungs	—	59%
atypical pneumonia	33%	—
staphylococcal pneumonia	—	57%
cough from snot	31%	—
fetid phlegm	—	56%
likes order	30%	—
sputum	—	55%
feeling of heat in the nose	30%	—
abscess	—	51%
take it, take it	25%	—
cough from pungent odors	—	48%
needs support	24%	—
lung cancer	—	46%
runny nose	24%	—
cough from odors	—	45%
pain chest	—	44%
bacterial pneumonia	—	44%
inflammation	—	41%
chills	—	41%
chronic lung abscess	—	41%
febrile body temperature	—	40%
a strong wet cough screams	—	40%
leukocytosis	—	39%
complete lack of appetite	—	39%
cough wet	—	39%
pneumococcal infection	—	38%
is influenced	—	38%
oncology	—	37%
hypoproteinemia	—	37%
body odor unpleasant	—	37%
a foreign body of the bronchus	—	36%
lung gangrene	—	36%
alcoholic epilepsy	—	36%
paradontosis	—	36%
streptococci	—	35%
very high fever	—	35%
bubbling in the chest	—	35%
sputum in the chest	—	35%
cancer	—	35%
smell of blood is	—	35%
hard to take a breath	—	35%
body odor	—	34%
pneumococcal pneumonia	—	34%
the cause is the effects of alcoholism	—	34%
Friedlander 's pneumonia	—	34%
mucus in the bronchi	—	34%
tension in the shoulders	—	34%
bronchial tuberculosis	—	34%
severe fever	—	33%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	—	33%
stiffness in the shoulders	—	33%
staphylococcus aureus	—	32%
severe chills	—	32%
chronic osteomyelitis	—	32%
pleural thoracocentesis	—	32%
furunculosis	—	32%
swallow hard	—	32%
chest pain on the right	—	32%
mediastinal cancer	—	32%
consequences of alcoholism	—	32%
tension in the hands	—	31%
aspiration pneumonia	—	31%
dyspnea	—	31%
metastatic brain tumors	—	31%
pus in the throat	—	30%
bronchopneumonia	—	30%
metastases to the lungs	—	30%
acute endocarditis	—	30%
subacute septic endocarditis	—	30%
strong cough	—	30%
alcoholism and drug addiction	—	30%
wet crackling	—	30%
stiffness of the hands	—	30%
sharp cough	—	30%
aching all over the body	—	30%
pneumonia vomiting	—	30%
weakened breathing	—	29%
feeling of stiffness	—	29%
intoxication	—	29%
pain in the left chest	—	29%
boil	—	29%
pneumonia with sepsis	—	29%
necrosis	—	29%
crackling when breathing	—	29%
mediastinal tumors	—	29%
adynamia	—	29%
sensitivity of mucous membranes	—	29%
pneumonia in the anamnesis	—	29%
primary-multiple tumors	—	29%
anaerobic infection	—	29%
pneumonia	21%	50%
gastroesophageal reflux disease	—	29%
allergy to antibiotics	—	28%
chronic pneumonia	—	28%
change in appetite	—	28%
sensations in the neck	—	28%
effects of drugs	—	28%
consequences of infection	—	28%
auscultation weakened	—	28%
crackling in the lungs	—	28%
folliculitis	—	28%
phlegmon	—	27%
skin problems	—	27%
neutrophilosis	—	27%
lower respiratory tract infections	—	27%
inhibition	—	27%
viral pneumonia	—	27%
thinking disorders	—	27%
chest pain when coughing	—	27%
reflux esophagitis	—	27%
alcoholism	—	26%
skin cancer	—	26%
patient's condition	—	26%
confusion of thoughts	—	26%
loses thought	—	26%
left-sided symptoms	—	26%
rapid breathing	—	26%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	26%
dependence on food	—	26%
consequences of taking medications	—	26%
improper nutrition	—	26%
osteomyelitis	—	26%
temperature with chills	—	26%
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	26%
chest pain when breathing	—	26%
type of breathing chest	—	25%
inflammation of the brain	—	25%
rash pustules	—	25%
fever in the body	—	25%
difficulty breathing	—	25%
allergy to medications	—	25%
addiction	—	25%
endocarditis	—	25%
hyperthermia	—	25%
lung pain	—	24%
pedantry	—	24%
alcohol dependence	—	24%
ARVI	—	24%
sensations in the hands	—	24%
muscle tension	—	24%
lack of breath	—	24%
pale skin	—	24%
inflammation of the stomach	—	24%
difficult to swallow	—	24%
cough	21%	45%
protein with increased	—	23%
spicy food	—	23%
stiffness in the joints	—	23%
nose nursing mom	—	23%
disorders of consciousness	—	23%
suppuration of the skin	—	23%
I can't be alone	—	23%
tuberculosis	—	23%
conservative	—	23%
respiratory insufficiency	—	23%
stroke	—	23%
dehydration	—	23%
epilepsy	—	23%
metastases	—	23%
high fever	—	23%
pain when breathing	—	23%
brain tumor	—	23%
bronchial lesion	—	23%
confusion of consciousness	—	22%
emaciation	—	22%
unspecified mental disorders	—	22%
rapid weight loss	—	22%
aching	—	22%
skin anesthesia	—	22%
sepsis	—	22%
tachycardia	—	22%
dystrophy	—	22%
palpitations	—	21%
neurological disorders	—	21%
vomiting	—	21%
presses	—	21%
subacute condition	—	21%
increased sensitivity	—	21%
anesthesia	—	21%
impaired gastric function	—	21%
acute condition	—	21%
quickly gets tired	—	21%
diabetes mellitus	—	21%
high temperature	19%	40%
allergy	—	20%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	20%
childhood diseases	—	19%
impaired lung function	26%	44%
lowered	—	18%
history of surgery	—	18%
Chills shoulders	—	17%
feeling of heat	19%	35%
fever cough	27%	41%
increased	17%	31%
blood diseases	18%	27%
drug disease	26%	33%
onset of illness	26%	28%

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