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Results: Differences General ✘D32.9✘Salivary gland cancer
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Distinctive symptoms
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cns tumors 75% —
lymphostasis — 92%
brain tumor 60% —
neck swelling — 74%
pain in the upper eyelids 50% —
tumors of the jaws — 71%
severe headache neck pain 47% —
ear tumors — 69%
breast sarcoma 45% —
squamous cell carcinoma — 61%
eyelid tumors 44% —
pharyngeal cancer — 61%
nausea with increased pressure 43% —
head and neck cancer — 59%
scotoma 43% —
benign epithelial tumors — 49%
upper paraparesis 43% —
salivary gland cancer — 49%
vomiting with increased blood pressure 43% —
professional cancer — 49%
emotional weakness 42% —
tumors of peripheral nerves — 48%
ptosis of the upper eyelids 41% —
bone in the throat — 45%
cramps in the extremities 41% —
tumors of the sweat glands — 43%
loss of visual fields 40% —
does not tolerate pain — 43%
headache from above 40% —
paresis of the facial nerve — 42%
narrowing of the fields of vision 39% —
ear cancer — 41%
constant nausea 39% —
lot of operations in small things — 41%
chronic headaches 39% —
ear pain — 39%
headache with visual impairment 38% —
lowered — 39%
causes vomiting 38% —
hemangioma in children — 39%
headache with nausea and vomiting 37% —
skin problems — 39%
headache behind the eyes 37% —
cancer in the anamnesis 33% 72%
weakness of the eyes 37% —
difficult to swallow — 39%
breast cancer 36% —
swelling — 38%
headache to vomiting 35% —
increased — 38%
swelling of the brain 35% —
had a tooth removed — 37%
headache attacks 35% —
fibrosarcoma — 37%
headache with weakness 35% —
suspicion — 37%
big head 35% —
salivation — 36%
solid tumors 35% —
ears red — 36%
weakness in the extremities 34% —
inflammation — 35%
increased intracranial pressure 34% —
numbness of the neck — 35%
pain in the vessels of the head 34% —
cancer of the mucous membranes of the mouth — 34%
feeling of danger 33% —
nasopharyngeal tumors — 34%
pain in the veins 33% —
smokes — 33%
epilepsy attacks 32% —
paranoia — 33%
eye surgery 32% —
lymph node damage — 33%
painful appearance 31% —
hemangioma — 33%
pain in the eyes 31% —
pain is felt in the ear — 33%
head injury 31% —
there are no complaints — 32%
epilepsy 30% —
aching pain in the ear — 31%
nausea vomiting 30% —
xerostomia — 31%
fighting 29% —
ear pain when swallowing — 31%
pain throughout the body 29% —
pain when swallowing saliva — 31%
skin anesthesia 29% —
paralysis — 30%
convulsions 28% —
No saliva — 30%
anesthesia 28% —
dryness of the scalp — 30%
emotional 27% —
pedantry — 30%
hypertension 27% —
patient's condition — 30%
neurinoma 42% 17%
stage of recovery — 30%
headaches 39% 15%
recovery period — 30%
cancer pain 38% 15%
tumors of the sebaceous glands — 30%
neurofibroma 38% 15%
decreased concentration of attention — 29%
double vision 35% 14%
neck pain when swallowing — 29%
breast tumor 35% 14%
tooth decay — 29%
painful swelling 45% 25%
brittle teeth — 29%
acute pain 37% 18%
sensations in the neck — 28%
visual impairment 29% 12%
gives to the ears — 28%
mood disorder 28% 11%
facial numbness — 28%
solid tumor 37% 21%
loss body weight — 28%
attacks of pain 27% 11%
peripheral artery thrombosis — 28%
damage to the nervous system 26% 10%
I'm being controlled — 28%
nausea during a headache 34% 19%
onset of illness — 28%
headache with nausea 34% 19%
throat overlaid — 28%
constant pain 31% 17%
rapid weight loss — 28%
nausea from pain 30% 17%
dryness in the ears — 28%
vomiting 27% 15%
ear canal hyperemia — 28%
trauma 25% 14%
dry mouth — 27%
nausea 28% 22%
deterioration at 16 o'clock — 27%
vascular tumor 41% 36%
helps others — 27%
head surgery 33% 29%
osteosarcoma — 27%
adenoma of the salivary gland — 27%
decrease in triiodothyronine — 27%
soreness of the skin — 27%
oncology relatives — 27%
swelling of the cheek — 27%
hemorrhagic cystitis — 27%
loss of taste — 27%
on palpation — 27%
wound — 26%
a lot of medicines — 26%
facial muscle weakness — 26%
swelling on the head — 26%
sebaceous gland adenoma — 26%
nasopharyngeal cancer — 25%
benign tumors of the pharynx — 25%
consequences of infection — 25%
jaw cancer — 25%
cystitis in children — 25%
pain in the jaws and head — 25%
thyroid cancer — 24%
arteriovenous malformation — 24%
pain in the cervical — 24%
neck sensitivity — 24%
swelling of the neck — 24%
scalp soreness — 24%
lung cancer — 24%
headache in the neck — 24%
consequences of physical exertion — 24%
migrating larva — 24%
nausea from fatigue — 24%
tooth loss — 24%
cystitis — 24%
dryness in the throat — 23%
a history of organ transplantation — 23%
bone metastases — 23%
hypersalivation — 23%
neck red — 23%
soft tissue sarcoma — 23%
history of radiation exposure — 23%
spasm of chewing muscles — 23%
ear injuries — 23%
moves the jaw — 23%
nausea in the throat — 23%
periodic illness — 23%
oncology in the anamnesis 43% 65%
executive — 22%
cervix is ​​soft — 22%
laryngeal cancer — 22%
aching — 22%
bone cancer — 22%
lymphadenitis — 22%
body of uterus is soft — 22%
childhood diseases — 22%
weakness no — 22%
metastases to the lungs — 22%
infantile — 22%
polyneuropathy — 22%
thrombosis — 22%

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