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Results: Differences General ✘Caffeine poisoning✘Aortic stenosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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strong desire for coffee 73% —
there is heart failure — 74%
worse from coffee 72% —
aortic insufficiency — 51%
desire for tobacco 69% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 50%
desire for coffee 64% —
impaired arterial function 31% 80%
smoking desire 57% —
consequences of fright — 49%
constant discharge from the nose 56% —
DPG aortic valve — 48%
chronic runny 56% —
aortic regurgitation — 47%
smokes 60% 7%
aortic stenosis — 45%
caffeine poisoning 48% —
atherosclerosis of the aorta — 43%
runny nose 46% —
hypertension 20% 60%
agitation 38% —
fright — 40%
effects of poisoning 36% —
dyspnea — 37%
delusia is poisoned 32% —
aortic coarctation — 36%
coma 31% —
congenital heart — 35%
rhabdomyolysis 30% —
congestion belching — 34%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 29% —
endocarditis — 33%
acute liver failure 27% —
CHD 19% 51%
acute renal failure 27% —
acute endocarditis — 32%
intoxication 37% 9%
subacute septic endocarditis — 32%
drug poisoning 26% —
heart hypertrophy — 32%
convulsions 32% 5%
angina pectoris 18% 49%
speech is incoherent 24% —
pneumococcal infection — 29%
addiction 24% —
streptococci — 29%
effects of drugs 24% —
angioplasty — 28%
hyperthermia 24% —
history of cardiovascular surgery — 27%
alcoholic coma 23% —
arrhythmia 24% 50%
amphetamine abuse 23% —
calcium — 24%
lot of thoughts in the head 22% —
arterial occlusion — 24%
think a lot 22% —
rheumatism — 24%
encephalopathy 21% —
asleep shortness of breath lying down — 23%
traumatic brain injury 21% —
cardiodilation — 23%
cocaine addiction 21% —
enlargement of the heart — 23%
increased diuresis 20% —
history of vein surgery — 22%
unconscious state 20% —
running away desire — 22%
tachycardia 32% 10%
ventricular septal defect — 22%
breathing free 19% —
essential hypertension 10% 31%
respiratory 19% —
calcification — 21%
hallucinations 19% —
fainting — 21%
hypovolemic shock 19% —
periodic fainting — 21%
liver resection 19% —
criticality — 21%
myocardial infarction 18% —
pre-fainting condition — 20%
trauma 18% —
subaortic stenosis — 20%
skull fracture 18% —
consequences of surgery — 20%
lung pain 18% —
shortness of breath during physical exertion — 20%
vomiting 18% —
left-sided symptoms — 19%
is not thinking 18% —
nose pulmonary heart — 19%
face is red 18% —
a history of prosthetics — 19%
he's defending himself 18% —
quickly gets tired — 18%
can not think 17% —
open ductus arteriosus — 18%
leg cramps during the day 17% —
mitral stenosis — 18%
interstitial lung diseases 17% —
worse at 12 o'clock — 18%
pneumonia 17% —
mitral valve insufficiency — 18%
general intoxication syndrome 17% —
angina attack — 18%
acute condition 26% 7%
pectoris cardiac dyspnea — 17%
intestinal resection 17% —
dizziness from fatigue — 17%
the morning is cheerful 17% —
likes spinning — 17%
strychnine poisoning 17% —
mitral heart defects — 17%
multiple organ failure 17% —
heart dysfunction 32% 49%
quinine poisoning 17% —
inflammation 8% 25%
emphysema of the lungs 17% —
weak breathing — 16%
head tilted 17% —
williams syndrome — 16%
can't get together 17% —
tooth extraction — 16%
arrhythmia tachycardia 16% —
systolic murmur on aorta — 16%
positional compression syndrome 16% —
mitral-aortic defect — 16%
poly-drug addiction and polytoxicomania 16% —
blockage of blood vessels — 16%
leg cramps in the morning 16% —
blood flow rate is reduced — 16%
increased myoglobin 16% —
desire to control — 16%
worried due to pain 16% —
opsouria — 16%
liver failure 24% 6%
dizziness from physical exertion — 16%
benzodiazepine poisoning 16% —
pannus — 16%
leads to the side 16% —
heart failure in children — 16%
tics 16% —
dizziness — 15%
nitrate poisoning 16% —
premature babies — 15%
decreased potassium 16% —
periodic dizziness — 15%
effects of hypoxia 15% —
likes to be examined — 15%
anxiety with palpitations 15% —
impaired prostate function — 15%
myoglobinuria 15% —
after heart surgery — 15%
forced situation 15% —
arteriopathies — 15%
pain in the trachea 15% —
weakness when breathing — 15%
closed fracture 15% —
childhood diseases — 15%
shortened cycle 15% —
pulmonary hypertension — 15%
head injury 15% —
hypotension — 15%
nervousness 15% —
dizziness weakness — 15%
The skin is not 15% —
sepsis 10% 25%
necrosis 15% —
inflammation of the tooth — 15%
head surgery 15% —
control issues — 14%
anxiety with agitation 15% —
worse at 7 am — 14%
digestive disorders 14% —
open person — 14%
cardiospasm 14% —
neck is short — 14%
epilepsy 14% —
prostate-specific antigen general increased — 14%
irritability 14% —
hypersensitivity to sounds — 14%
anxiety on the heart 14% —
asthma attacks at night — 14%
palpitations 32% 16%
dizziness sudden — 14%
serious condition 14% —
supraventricular arrhythmia — 14%
poor sleep 14% —
aneurysm — 14%
renal anemia 14% —
diarrhea colic — 14%
bone fracture 14% —
low diastolic pressure — 13%
confusion of consciousness 14% —
feeling of stenosis — 13%
heartbeat from excitement 14% —
protruding cheekbones — 13%
tachycardia with excitement 14% —
hypertrophy of the left ventricle — 13%

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