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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Postherpetic neuralgiaAnisocoria
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Distinctive symptoms
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neuralgia 77%
cervical polyp 98%
herpes 71%
violence in childhood 94%
pain from herpes 33%
uterine polyps 87%
neuritis 23%
vegetative vascular dystonia 80%
postherpetic neuralgia 16%
anisocoria 67%
herpes rashes 13%
different pupils 67%
weakening of immunity 11%
different eyes 62%
additional lung 10%
dilated pupils 44%
herpes on the head 9%
uveit 44%
soreness of the skin 9%
pupils enlarged 43%
dysesthesia 8%
mechanical damage to the eyes 43%
frequent herpes 7%
eye injury 43%
allodynia 7%
eidy syndrome 43%
pain in the middle of the back 7%
synechiae of pupil 40%
unbearable pain 7%
deterioration from apples 39%
rashes on the hands and feet 6%
neurological disorders 4% 42%
constantly wants to sleep 6%
syphilis 38%
worse during day 6%
adapts 36%
median nerve neuropathy 6%
weakness of the eyes 36%
the desire to be an adult 6%
neurosyphilis 35%
sensitivity to pain 6%
eye sensitivity 35%
pain in the lumbar back 6%
nerve damage 33%
rash on the torso 6%
inflammation of the eyes 32%
rashes on his legs 5%
pupils are narrowed 31%
sudden pain 5%
muscle damage 31%
worse during sleep 5%
paralysis 30%
constant weakness 5%
angioplasty 30%
lung pain 5%
pain in the eyes 30%
neurological pain 5%
emotional weakness 29%
appetite is bad 5%
weak hazy vision 28%
back pain 5%
rupture of the eyeball 28%
onset of illness 5%
ptosis of the upper eyelids 28%
wants to sleep 5%
weakness after illness 27%
rashes on the hands 5%
bright eyes 27%
lower back pain 5%
headaches 27%
prolonged insomnia 5%
infectious eye diseases 27%
rashes on the head 5%
worse from sudden movements 27%
mood disorder 4%
polyneuropathy 5% 31%
impaired lung function 4%
fatigue from work 26%
attacks of pain 4%
wound 26%
consequences of taking medications 4%
sudden dizziness 26%
feeling of bruising 4%
double vision 25%
worse food 4%
shroud 25%
immunodeficiency 4%
trauma 24%
worse during meals 4%
ganglia 24%
does not tolerate pain 4%
photophobia 24%
spicy food 4%
headache with dizziness 24%
poor sleep 4%
increased 23%
shingles pain in the lower back 3%
allergy to medications 23%
herpes lower back 3%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 23%
quickly gets tired 4% 27%
severe headache neck pain 23%
psychosomatics 22%
s eyes cloudy 22%
addiction 22%
eye surgery 22%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 22%
blurred vision 22%
inflammation 6% 28%
full 22%
diabetic neuropathy 6% 27%
emotional fatigue 6% 27%
traumatic illness 21%
worse from movement 21%
intolerance to drugs 21%
drug allergy 20%
dizziness 20%
periods of exacerbation 20%
patient is motionless 20%
visual impairment 20%
muscle weakness 20%
increased sensitivity 19%
lags behind in the development 19%
allergy 19%
damage to the nervous system 18%
drug disease 17%
zpr fatigue from the disease 4% 20%
neurogenic pain 7% 23%
history of surgery 16%
diabetes mellitus 4% 19%
emotional 4% 19%
lowered 4% 16%
acute pain 8% 18%
skin problems 7% 17%

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