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31%(2)

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Distinctive symptoms

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100%

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100%

rheumatic polymyalgia

96%

—

subclavian theft syndrome

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93%

systemic vasculitis

81%

—

vertebral artery syndrome

—

49%

rheumatic inflammation

79%

—

takayasu's disease

—

44%

muscular rheumatism

76%

—

stair muscle syndrome

—

43%

rheumatism

74%

—

congenital syphilis

—

42%

torrential sweats

64%

—

neck ribs

—

42%

pain in the vessels of the head

63%

—

hemianopsia

—

39%

muscle pain

62%

—

obliterating atherosclerosis

—

36%

aortic aneurysm

59%

—

transient ischemic attack

—

34%

touching the head painful

58%

—

pre-fainting condition

—

33%

horton's disease

58%

—

weakness in the extremities

—

32%

scalp sensitivity

58%

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ataxia

—

30%

occlusion of the central retinal artery

58%

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syphilis

—

30%

headaches

57%

—

blurred vision

—

29%

left ventricular aneurysm

57%

—

atherosclerosis of blood vessels

—

29%

headache in the temples

54%

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impaired coordination

—

28%

sweats heavily in sleep

54%

—

dizziness

—

27%

improvement of pain at rest

54%

—

muscle weakness

—

26%

dissecting aortic aneurysm

53%

—

weakness after illness

—

25%

rashes on the temples

52%

—

angioplasty

—

23%

aneurysm

52%

—

arterial occlusion

28%

48%

numbness with pain

50%

—

consequences of stroke

36%

aortitis

50%

—

stroke

28%

up circulatory disorders

49%

—

blood diseases

23%

angiopathy

48%

—

lowered

22%

aneurysm of the heart

48%

—

pain in the tendons

48%

—

heart dysfunction

48%

—

aching

45%

—

tongue numbness

45%

—

pulmonary mycoplasmosis

44%

—

episcleritis

44%

—

chorioiditis

44%

—

atypical pneumonia

43%

—

unilateral headache

43%

—

pain in the shoulder muscles

43%

—

coronariite

43%

—

the pain is worse lying down

43%

—

worse lying down

42%

—

high temperature

42%

—

cerebral vasculitis

42%

—

pain worse from pressure

42%

—

main complaint headache

42%

—

fundus arteries narrowed

42%

—

myocardial infarction

41%

—

pain in the upper jaw

41%

—

stiffness in the shoulders

40%

—

occlusion of the central retinal vein

40%

—

trypanosomiasis

40%

—

main complaint is high fever

40%

—

pain when touched

40%

—

worse after a rest

40%

—

scalp soreness

40%

—

better stationary

39%

—

arm muscle pain

39%

—

chronic inflammation of the eyes

38%

—

numbness of the extremities

38%

—

cortical blindness

38%

—

peak's disease

38%

—

the skin is very sensitive

38%

—

severe pain in the arm

37%

—

toothache aching

37%

—

fever is active

37%

—

ophthalmoplegia

37%

—

intermittent lameness

37%

—

vasculitis

70%

31%

pain in the tongue

37%

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parvovirus infection

37%

—

mycoplasma

37%

—

aortic insufficiency

36%

—

better sitting

36%

—

chronic headaches

36%

—

it hurts to touch the skin

36%

—

stiffness of the hands

36%

—

night sweating

36%

—

excessive sweating at night

36%

—

chorioretinitis

36%

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pain in the collarbone

36%

—

dense swelling

36%

—

neurological disorders

35%

—

hypertension

35%

—

tension type headache

35%

—

feeling of heat

35%

—

headache in the back of the head

35%

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brain damage

35%

—

acute pain

35%

—

head swelling

35%

—

headache tension

35%

—

does not like touching the head

35%

—

necrosis

35%

—

complete lack of appetite

34%

—

damage to the nervous system

34%

—

tension in the head

34%

—

worse at rest

34%

—

myocardial dysfunction

34%

—

fever with muscle pain

34%

—

conjunctivitis

34%

—

double vision

33%

—

rashes on the head

33%

—

paralytic syndrome

33%

—

pain worse at immobility

33%

—

headache with fever

33%

—

better lying down

33%

—

pain in the shoulder blades

33%

—

chronic granulomatous disease

32%

—

headache at temperature

32%

—

skin problems

32%

—

does not like touching

32%

—

pain when moving

32%

—

feeling of heat in the head

31%

—

inflammation of the eyes

31%

—

increased ESR

31%

—

severe headache neck pain

31%

—

dementia

31%

—

polyneuropathy

30%

—

very high fever

30%

—

no strength

30%

—

muscle tension

30%

—

increased

30%

—

inflammation of the brain

30%

—

constant pain

29%

—

severe fever

29%

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remission

29%

—

pulsates

29%

—

blindness

29%

—

stiffness in the joints

28%

—

cerebral circulation disorder

28%

—

sweating is increased

28%

—

essential hypertension

28%

—

worse from movement

28%

—

paresis

28%

—

state of exacerbation

28%

—

cerebrovascular disease unspecified

28%

—

paralysis

28%

—

pneumonia

27%

—

patient is motionless

27%

—

emaciation

27%

—

chronic condition

27%

—

rapid weight loss

27%

—

vascular damage

27%

—

bone fracture

27%

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organic brain damage

27%

—

papules

27%

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CHD

26%

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hypoxia

26%

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diabetes mellitus

26%

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soreness of the skin

26%

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inflammation

49%

22%

impaired lung function

24%

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onset of illness

24%

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swelling

24%

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there are no complaints

24%

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trauma

23%

—

patient's condition

22%

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ischemic neuropathy of the optic nerve

21%

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visual impairment

38%

27%

impaired arterial function

52%

41%

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