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Results: Differences General	✘H93.9	✘Adhesive otitis media
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 33%(1) 35%(2) ENT examination — 33%(0) Infection tests — 32%(0) Endoscopy — 20%(0) Coagulogram — 18%(1) Measurements at the reception — 17%(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%
labyrinthitis	99%	—
hearing loss after otitis	—	69%
fungus in the ears	89%	—
otitis in childhood	—	57%
abscess of the outer ear	84%	—
hypertrophy of the nasal shells	—	55%
boil of the external auditory canal	80%	—
acute otitis	—	49%
purulent otitis	69%	—
tubotitis	—	47%
ear boil	68%	—
serous otitis media	—	47%
swimmer's ear	63%	—
curvature of the nasal septum	—	46%
otogenic intracranial complications	63%	—
non-purulent otitis media	—	46%
furunculosis	60%	—
frequent otitis	—	45%
boil	53%	—
chronic exudative otitis media	—	45%
abscess	52%	—
snot sticky	—	45%
dizziness	52%	—
acute otitis	—	43%
folliculitis	52%	—
frequent genyantritis	—	42%
internal heat	48%	—
curvature of the nose	—	42%
fungus	46%	—
noise irritates	—	41%
feeling the heat in the ears	45%	—
larynx hypertrophy	—	40%
bouts of nausea	39%	—
chronic pharyngitis	—	40%
dizziness with vomiting	39%	—
often laryngotracheitis	—	39%
sudden dizziness	39%	—
constant discharge from the nose	—	39%
causes vomiting	38%	—
chronic runny	—	39%
feeling of heat	38%	—
adenoiditis	—	39%
frequent nausea	37%	—
hypertrophic rhinitis	—	39%
frequent dizziness	37%	—
laryngitis chronic	—	38%
effects of hormone	37%	—
genyantritis chronic	—	36%
dizziness attacks	37%	—
chronic tracheitis	—	36%
nystagmus	36%	—
otitis media due to a runny nose	—	36%
dizziness with nausea	36%	—
catarrhal otitis	—	35%
vomiting multiple	34%	—
purulent genyantritis	—	35%
full	32%	—
eustacheitis	—	34%
severe fever	31%	—
acute otitis media	—	34%
nausea vomiting	30%	—
laryngotracheitis	—	33%
suppuration of the skin	30%	—
runny nose	—	33%
patient is motionless	29%	—
laryngeal neoplasms	—	32%
nausea	28%	—
stuffy ears	—	31%
vomiting	27%	—
genyantritis	—	31%
impaired lung function	26%	—
purulent sore throats	—	30%
otitis	78%	58%
inflammation of larynx	—	30%
high temperature	38%	19%
chronic sinusitis	—	30%
deafness	49%	35%
tracheitis	—	30%
inflammation	51%	38%
adenoids	—	30%
drug disease	25%	18%
scarring	—	29%
skin problems	25%	18%
ear pain	—	29%
hearing impaired	55%	50%
nasal discharge purulent	—	29%
breathing free	—	29%
history of surgery	—	29%
laryngitis	—	29%
neuritis of the auditory nerve	—	29%
breathing superficial	—	29%
chronic tonsillitis	—	28%
pus in the throat	—	28%
scar inflammation	—	28%
pharyngitis	—	27%
sensorineural	—	27%
sinusitis	—	26%
tonsillitis	—	25%
neuritis	—	24%
lowered	—	24%
increased	—	23%
neuralgia	—	23%
subfebrility	—	23%
worse from movement	—	22%
frequent colds	—	22%
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	21%
control issues	—	20%
surgical infections	—	20%
consequences of surgery	—	19%
conducting an inspection	—	19%
oncology	—	17%
bilateral otitis	—	16%
chronic hyperplastic laryngitis	—	16%
tinnitus	36%	44%
otitis media unspecified	56%	63%
otitis media	56%	63%
consequences of taking medications	24%	25%
consequences of infection	26%	26%
chronic otitis	58%	58%
hears a noise	41%	41%

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