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Results: Differences General ✘Ganglionitis of the wing node✘Lermoyer syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the auricle 66% —
lermoyer syndrome — 93%
cervical neuralgia 65% —
severe dizziness — 79%
pulpitis 65% —
dizziness attacks — 76%
drooling 65% —
labyrinthopathies — 73%
acute idiopathic neuritis 61% —
nystagmus — 73%
from the neck pain gives to the head 61% —
dizziness — 72%
dental neuralgia 61% —
paroxysmal positional vertigo — 68%
facial pain 60% —
imbalance — 66%
tract crying attacks 57% —
deafness — 65%
blushes when crying 55% —
tinnitus — 61%
pain in the upper jaw 55% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 57%
pain is felt in the ear 52% —
true dizziness — 54%
discharge from the eyes transparent 52% —
nystagmus horizontal — 53%
ear pain 51% —
neuritis of the auditory nerve — 53%
caries pulpitis 50% —
dizziness with vomiting — 52%
neuritis of the facial nerve 50% —
vascular spasm — 51%
arthritis of the temporomandibular joint 50% —
labyrinthitis — 50%
chronic pharyngitis 50% —
sensorineural — 50%
lacrimation with a runny 48% —
spasm — 49%
headache in the back of the head 48% —
progressive hemiatrophy of the face — 48%
periodontitis 48% —
impaired arterial function — 48%
pain in the lower jaw 48% —
lowered — 48%
cervical nodes are painful 48% —
light dizziness — 48%
pain in the jaw 47% —
hearing impaired 28% 76%
salivation 47% —
history of surgery — 47%
lacrimation 46% —
angiopathy — 45%
slader syndrome 45% —
sudden dizziness — 42%
gives to the ears 44% —
vomiting — 42%
pain in the nose 44% —
severe nausea — 41%
inflammation of the tooth 44% —
ringing in the head — 41%
tingling in the tongue 43% —
dizziness with nausea — 40%
mastoiditis 43% —
nausea vomiting — 40%
neck pain to the back of the head 43% —
perilymphatic fistula — 40%
chronic rhinopharyngitis 43% —
noise in the head — 40%
nose pain in the cheekbones 43% —
dizziness in the afternoon — 39%
acute periodontitis 43% —
internal irritation — 38%
trigeminal neuralgia 42% —
meniere — 37%
pain in the sky 42% —
migraine status — 37%
traumatic neuritis 42% —
nausea — 37%
headaches 42% —
ears without features — 35%
inflammation of the eyes 41% —
migraine attack — 35%
runny nose 41% —
fistula — 34%
ganglia 70% 27%
anxiety and dizziness — 34%
neurological pain 41% —
vertebro-basilar insufficiency — 33%
headache frontal 40% —
head like a drunken — 33%
the consequences of angina 40% —
organic brain damage — 32%
psychosomatics 40% —
consequences of taking medications — 32%
trigeminal nerve pain 40% —
dizziness sudden — 32%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 40% —
sweating is increased — 32%
acute pain 40% —
sudden deafness — 31%
pain in the gums 40% —
hears a noise — 31%
frequent otitis 39% —
ocular ischemic syndrome — 31%
headache in the neck 38% —
hypoxia — 30%
acute otitis 38% —
presses — 30%
watery discharge from the nose 38% —
migraine — 30%
hearing loss after otitis 38% —
vestibular neuritis — 30%
purulent sore throats 37% —
worse from the slightest noise — 30%
transparent snot 37% —
noise irritates — 30%
chronic otitis 36% —
feeling of lack of air — 29%
drug allergy 36% —
overflow of the head — 29%
chronic sinusitis 36% —
up circulatory disorders — 29%
toothache 35% —
recovery period — 29%
chronic tonsillitis 35% —
patient's condition — 29%
rhinopharyngitis 35% —
stage of recovery — 29%
catarrh of the nasopharynx 35% —
feeling of insecurity — 29%
nose swelling 35% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 29%
acute otitis 35% —
reduction delusion — 28%
purulent otitis 35% —
disturbing delusions — 28%
constant discharge from the nose 34% —
refusal to drink — 28%
forearm pain 34% —
shaky gait — 28%
face is red 34% —
violations of the motor act — 28%
rheumatic inflammation 34% —
dizziness at night — 27%
crying from pain 34% —
blood diseases — 27%
chronic runny 34% —
acceleration of movements — 26%
allergy to antibiotics 33% —
increased profuse sweating — 26%
crying during complaints 33% —
dizziness with excitement — 26%
pharyngitis 33% —
severe sweating — 26%
tooth decay 32% —
irritation in the morning — 26%
facial swelling 32% —
joint deformation — 25%
rheumatism 32% —
it's worse in transport — 25%
neck pain 32% —
worse when walking — 25%
tonsillitis 31% —
loss of balance — 25%
pain in the mouth 31% —
dizziness lying down — 25%
discharge from the eyes 31% —
curvature of the spine — 25%
eye swelling 31% —
pulsates — 24%
pain in the wrists 31% —
anxiety about work — 24%
takes antidepressants 30% —
fainting — 24%
swelling from a bite 30% —
dizziness in the morning — 24%
sudden pain 30% —
illness from stress — 24%
neurogenic pain 30% —
anxiety — 23%
infectious arthritis 30% —
disorders of consciousness — 23%
chronic arthritis 29% —
impaired coordination — 23%
effects of taking antibiotics 29% —
acute hearing — 23%
tingling 28% —
neurinoma — 23%
herpes 28% —
sensations in the legs — 23%
elderly patients 28% —
worse from movement — 23%
ARVI 28% —
convulsions — 22%
cervical ganglia disorder 28% —
vascular damage — 22%
tuberculosis 27% —
different eyes — 22%
frequent colds 27% —
i'm being watched — 22%

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