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Vertigo vs Dizziness   Vertigo and dizziness sound same, since they both share some of the similar characteristics, but they do differ in many ways. Sensation of rotation when the patient is stationary is referred as dizziness, while sensation of rotation in which the patients feel their surroundings are... 
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Amnion vs Chorion | Development, Location and Functions   Both amnion and chorion are extra embryonic membranes that protect the embryo and provide it with nutrients for the growth and development throughout the intrauterine life. Amnion is the inner layer that surrounds the amniotic cavity while chorion is the... 
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Pneumonia vs Chest Infection | Chest Infections vs Pneumonia Cause, Clinical Presentation, Investigation and Diagnosis, Management, and Complication    Chest infection is a broad term that covers any kind of viral, bacterial, fungal or parasitical infections that occur anywhere in the respiratory system including... 
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Ulcer vs Acid Reflux | Acid Reflux vs Peptic Ulcer Etiology, Pathology, Clinical Presentation, Complications, Investigation, and Management   Peptic ulcers and acid reflux are two common conditions occurring in the gastro-esophageal tract. Some people mistakenly confuse with these two terms as they are referring... 
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Heart Burn vs Acid Reflux | Common Cause, Presentation, Management, and Complications   Severe retro sternal burning sensation, so called heartburn, is a common presentation in current clinical practice. It can be resulted from various causes and sometimes it can mimic angina. However, the commonest cause of heartburn... 
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Xanax vs Lexapro | Alprazolam vs Escitolopam | Mechanism of Action, Pharmacological Effects, Uses, Pharmacokinetics, and Adverse Effects   The drugs names, Xanax and Lexapro, though sound as belong to a same category, they are not. Xanax is the trade name of alprazolam, which is short acting banzodiazepines,... 
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Ulcer vs Cold Sore | Cold Sore vs Oral Ulcer (Mouth Ulcers) Causes, Clinical Appearance, Investigation, and Management   Mouth ulcers are a common presentation to the clinical practitioner. It is resulted from various causes. Cold sores are caused by viral infection, namely herpes simplex virus I. The distinction... 
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Chickenpox vs Smallpox | Smallpox vs Chickenpox Properties, Clinical Picture, Complications, Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention   Chickenpox and smallpox are viral infections, which share some of the common characteristics and causes diagnostic confusion. But several features of the two diseases are significantly... 
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Chickenpox vs Hand Foot and Mouth | Hand Foot and Mouth Disease vs Chickenpox Cause, Clinical Features, Complications, Diagnosis and Management   Chickenpox and hand foot and mouth disease, both of which are caused by viral infections, share some of the common characteristics and causes diagnostic confusion.... 
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Meningitis vs Meningococcal | Meningococcal vs Meningitis Clinical Features, Investigations, Management, Complications, and Prognosis   Meningitis is the inflammation of the leptomeninges and sub archnoid space. The disease is caused by a wide variety of organisms, viral infections being the most common cause.... 
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Myocardial Infarction vs Cardiac Arrest | Circulatory Arrest vs Myocardial Infarction | Causes, Clinical Features, Investigation, Management, Complications, and Prognosis   Myocardial Infarction results from the interruption of the blood supply to the myocardium, which is mostly resulted from narrowing of the... 
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Cold vs Allergies | Allergy vs Common Cold (Acute Coryza) Cause, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Management   Once a patient comes with features of Runny nose, nasal congestion and cough, it is a bit of confusion whether these symptoms are caused by cold or by allergy since these two conditions share some common characteristics.... 
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Cold vs Influenza | Viral Respiratory Tract Infections, Common Cold, Acute Coryza | Cause, Symptoms, Clinical Practice   Cold and influenza both belong to viral respiratory tract infections hence both shares most of the same characteristics. Although they are considered as subsets of the same category, once the... 
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Artery vs Vein   Circulatory system comprises blood vessels and the heart. Arteries and the veins are the two basic types of blood vessels that deliver blood to and from the heart. They both look like tubes, but they are adopted structurally and functionally to perform their own task. This article points out the... 
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Stomach Flu vs Flu | Viral Gastroenteritis vs Virus influenza Causes, Symptoms, Management   Viral infections, unlike other infections caused by bacteria, fungi and parasites, are different because viruses depend on the other living tissues for their metabolism and propagation, and they lack a cellular wall. They... 
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Oxycodone vs Hydrocodone   Pain relief medication has come from the use of shrubbery and hot water as analgesic techniques to synthesized medication and other surgical techniques. Out of the drugs used for analgesia, there is a stepwise pattern in the use of medications to avoid unnecessary prescription of... 
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