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Results: Differences General	✘Friedlander 's pneumonia	✘Acute pneumonia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(6) 56%(25) ECG — 62%(0) General urine test — 59%(4) Coprogram 48%(1) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	27%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	19%	100%
fetid phlegm	21%	—
viral pneumonia	—	38%
cough on a sigh	18%	—
lingering pneumonia	—	33%
cough from pungent odors	18%	—
cough wet	15%	46%
cough from odors	17%	—
ARVI	—	30%
caseous pneumonia	17%	—
subfebrility	—	29%
brown sputum	17%	—
atypical pneumonia	—	28%
cough worse from movement	17%	—
pneumococcal pneumonia	—	26%
cough when moving	16%	—
pneumococcal infection	—	25%
moist frequent cough	15%	—
pulmonary mycoplasmosis	—	25%
tuberculosis	15%	—
pneumonia unspecified	—	23%
light sputum	15%	—
pneumonia with pleurisy	—	23%
Friedlander 's pneumonia	28%	11%
bacterial pneumonia	—	23%
strict mother can't take a deep breath	14%	—
streptococci	—	23%
lot of mucus	13%	—
bronchitis	—	23%
cough when inhaling	13%	—
mycoplasma	—	22%
anything night sweating in men	13%	—
flu	—	21%
lot of antibiotics	13%	—
bronchopneumonia	—	21%
increased sensitivity	25%	11%
lower respiratory tract infections	—	20%
main complaint is high fever	12%	—
swelling of the wings of the nose	—	20%
excessive sweating at night	11%	—
chronic pneumonia	—	20%
worse from sudden movements	11%	—
staphylococcal pneumonia	—	19%
silicotuberculosis	11%	—
type of breathing chest	—	19%
night sweating	11%	—
pneumonia with bronchitis	—	19%
pain when inhaling	11%	—
acute bronchitis	—	19%
effects of chemotherapy	11%	—
Chronical bronchitis	—	18%
headache with weakness	10%	—
pulmonary edema	—	18%
petechiae	10%	—
effects of pneumonia	—	18%
pulmonary tuberculosis	10%	—
epiglottitis in children	—	18%
predominant right	10%	—
frequent colds	—	18%
small-point rash	10%	—
adenovirus pneumonia	—	18%
mucous hyperemia	10%	—
chronic bronchitis unspecified	—	18%
hemorrhage in the eye	10%	—
adenovirus infection	—	17%
nose headache from fatigue	10%	—
hemophilic infection	—	17%
intestinal mucosa	9%	—
parainfluenza	—	17%
suppuration of the skin	9%	—
bronchitis in children	—	17%
refuses treatment	9%	—
obstructive bronchitis	—	17%
worse from movement	9%	—
inflammation of larynx	—	17%
unbearable pain	9%	—
epiglottitis	—	17%
red rash	9%	—
daytime fever	—	17%
refuses to help	9%	—
there are no complaints	7%	24%
the skin is dark	9%	—
small bubbling crackling	—	16%
hemorrhages on the skin	9%	—
sputum	20%	36%
sputum with blood	17%	6%
bronchial lesion	—	16%
head tumor	9%	—
pneumothorax	—	16%
vascular damage	8%	—
blood diseases	—	16%
radiation therapy	8%	—
legionellosis	—	16%
helps others	8%	—
epidemic flu	—	16%
monocytosis	18%	8%
psitacosis	—	16%
frequent cough	12%	5%
pounds	—	16%
leukopenia	13%	6%
pain when breathing	—	16%
weakening of immunity	13%	6%
rhinovirus infection	—	15%
immunodeficiency	16%	9%
metapneumovirus infection	—	15%
sputum with streaks of blood	16%	10%
inflammatory infiltrate	—	15%
lot of sputum	15%	9%
heart dysfunction	—	15%
oncology	7%	2%
chest pain when coughing	—	15%
sputum clots	15%	10%
grunts	—	15%
body does not sweat	13%	8%
alcoholic liver disease	—	15%
typhoid fever	13%	8%
covid	—	15%
lung abscess	17%	12%
cough	19%	34%
no strength	9%	4%
rapid breathing	—	15%
asleep typhus	12%	8%
pleurisy in children	—	14%
bronchiectasis	12%	8%
with reactive protein increased	—	14%
yellow sclera	12%	8%
acute obstructive bronchitis	—	14%
aching all over the body	11%	7%
cough with shortness	—	14%
pain in the left chest	11%	7%
persistent cough	—	14%
cystic fibrosis	10%	6%
drug disease	—	14%
radiation damage	8%	4%
necrosis	—	14%
mucoviscidosis	12%	8%
a strong wet cough screams	—	14%
chest pain when breathing	—	14%
acute bronchitis unspecified	—	14%
tularemia	—	13%
cough with difficult sputum	17%	30%
elderly patients	—	13%
up circulatory disorders	—	13%
vaccination	—	13%
respiratory distress syndrome	—	13%
cough jerky	—	13%
confusion of consciousness	—	13%
complication of acute respiratory viral infections	—	13%
angiopathy	—	13%
flu with pneumonia	—	13%
neutrophilosis	—	13%
pleural thoracocentesis	—	13%
bubbling cough	—	12%
bubbling in the chest	—	12%
sputum in the chest	—	12%
croup	—	12%
eosinopenia	—	12%
hard breathing	—	12%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	12%
angioplasty	—	12%
wound	—	12%
low body temperature	—	12%
pneumonia pulmonary edema	—	12%
chest chills	—	12%
there is heart failure	—	12%
coronavirus infection	—	12%
desire to cough	—	12%
protein with increased	—	12%
frequent antibiotics	—	12%
heart failure	—	12%
tremor	—	12%
improvement from alcohol	—	12%
flu in children	—	12%
hydrothorax	10%	22%
cough fatigue	—	11%
no fever	—	11%
interstitial pneumonia	—	11%
crackling in the lungs dry	—	11%
need for alcohol	—	11%
dry pleurisy	—	11%
scalp sensitivity	—	11%
mild delirium	—	11%
interstitial lung diseases	—	11%
strong character	—	11%
shift of leukocyte formula to left	—	11%
prolonged fever	—	11%
constant chills	—	11%
scalp soreness	—	11%
lung gangrene	—	11%
the feeling of flying	—	11%
breathing cough dry	—	11%
cough dry day	—	11%
nosocomial infections	—	11%
breathing cough moist	—	11%
microhematuria	—	11%
pneumonia in the anamnesis	—	11%
childhood diseases	—	11%
bokavirus infection	—	11%
cylindruria	—	11%
increased ESR	—	11%
intoxication	8%	19%

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