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Globally, chronic diseases have a significant impact on health. The diagnosis of chronic diseases has seen extensive usage of machine learning techniques. Early disease detection and treatment lower the risk of increasing disease severity and, consequently, related mortality. The major goal of this research is to provide a technique that increases classification accuracy while also shortening computing time. This comparative research shows the impact of distinct model architectures and features on disease prediction accuracy in addition to assessing the advantages and disadvantages of each technique. These discoveries have implications for personalized healthcare, allowing medical professionals to select the best models for various chronic conditions. Additionally, this research can direct the creation of better forecasting technologies, as well as influence healthcare legislation and budget allocation. In our study comparative analysis of the state-of-the-art approaches has been presented. Using a hybrid model combination of CNN and RNN could be more beneficial. In conclusion, our comparison research improves our comprehension of the potential of deep machine learning for chronic disease prediction, highlighting the significance of adjusting model selection to certain disease types. To progress the field of chronic disease prediction, future research should concentrate on improving these models, and further explore their applicability across various and larger datasets.