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Results: Differences General	✘Diabetic retinopathy	✘Mild cognitive impairment
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(3) 100%(0) General urine test 37%(1) 50%(1) General blood test 11%(1) 55%(1) Coagulogram 9%(3) 51%(2) Radiography of the skull — 58%(0) ECG 6%(0) 50%(0) Other hormones 36%(1) 19%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	63%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	59%
diabetes mellitus	40%	—
constant sweating	—	48%
metabolic syndrome	32%	—
alcoholism	—	47%
diabetic retinopathy	32%	—
cognitive disorders	—	43%
retinal laser coagulation	30%	—
alcohol dependence	—	43%
macular edema	28%	—
psycho - organic syndrome	—	43%
vitreous detachment	27%	—
dementia	5%	46%
retinal edema	26%	—
severe sweating	—	41%
retinal	25%	—
increased profuse sweating	—	41%
neovascular glaucoma	25%	—
affective disorders	—	38%
hemophthalmos	24%	—
unspecified mental disorders	—	36%
hemorrhage in the eye	24%	—
cerebrovascular disease unspecified	5%	41%
type 2 diabetes mellitus	23%	—
cerebral circulation disorder	5%	41%
tumors of the choroid	22%	—
brain damage	4%	38%
visual impairment	21%	—
senile chorea	—	34%
blurred vision	21%	—
damage to the nervous system	—	33%
dilated pupils	20%	—
organic brain damage	5%	37%
eye swelling	20%	—
mild cognitive impairment	—	32%
retinal hemorrhage	20%	—
forgetfulness	—	31%
roth's disease	20%	—
mood disorder	—	31%
glaucoma	19%	—
organic delusional schizophrenic disorder	—	30%
occlusion of the central retinal vein	19%	—
decreased intelligence	—	30%
type 1 diabetes mellitus	19%	—
intoxication	—	29%
lipid metabolism	19%	—
encephalopathy	—	29%
increased blood clotting	18%	—
destructive behavior	5%	33%
increased sugar	18%	—
reads poetry	—	28%
rubeosis of iris	18%	—
senile psychosis	—	28%
impaired venous function	17%	—
fussiness and worries	—	28%
s eyes cloudy	17%	—
decreased concentration of attention	—	27%
swelling	17%	—
neuroinfections	—	27%
heavy eyes	16%	—
huntington's disease	—	27%
fundus veins hemorrhages	16%	—
hypoxia	9%	36%
changes in the blood	16%	—
anxiety	—	26%
angioplasty	16%	—
mixed anxious	—	26%
conducting an inspection	16%	—
progressive paralysis	—	26%
acute venous thrombosis	15%	—
psychologist	—	26%
heart dysfunction	15%	—
exaggerates	—	26%
fundus veins are twisted	15%	—
senile dementia	—	25%
teenage pregnancy	14%	—
dementia with lewy bodies	—	25%
retinal atrophy	14%	—
chorea	—	25%
blindness	14%	—
intoxication psychosis	—	24%
sedentary lifestyle	13%	—
catatonia	—	24%
flies in front of the eyes	13%	—
lazy	—	24%
weak hazy vision	13%	—
lot paralysis left-sided	—	24%
pupils enlarged	12%	—
progressive supranuclear paralysis	—	23%
pregnancy	12%	—
absent-mindedness	—	23%
congestive kidney	12%	—
head severe	—	23%
criticality	12%	—
creutzfeldt-jakob disease	—	23%
insulin is elevated	12%	—
progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy	—	23%
shroud	12%	—
traumatic illness	—	23%
bruise	11%	—
adaptation disorders	—	23%
papillitis	11%	—
feeling of heaviness in the head	—	23%
rupture of the eyeball	11%	—
patient's condition	9%	32%
chronic kidney failure	11%	—
rapid fatigue from mental work	—	22%
internal edema	10%	—
elderly patients	8%	30%
obesity	10%	—
agitation	—	22%
hemoglobinuria	10%	—
parkinson's disease	—	22%
severe myopia	10%	—
quickly gets tired	—	22%
CHD	10%	—
feeling of bruising	—	21%
to start a new	10%	—
up circulatory disorders	13%	34%
inflammation of the eyes	10%	—
fussiness	—	21%
occlusion of the carotid arteries	10%	—
delirium	—	21%
capillary leak syndrome	10%	—
confusion of consciousness	—	21%
heaviness in the eyes	9%	—
madness	—	21%
worse in the fog	9%	—
demyelinating diseases	—	20%
increased atherogenicity	9%	—
traumatic brain injury	—	20%
ptosis of the upper eyelids	9%	—
a new patient	—	20%
chorioretinitis	9%	—
repeats the words	—	20%
coronary thrombosis	9%	—
head injury	—	20%
aphakia	9%	—
rabies	—	20%
bright eyes	9%	—
organic mood disorder	—	20%
eye surgery	9%	—
lowered	13%	33%
angiopathy	48%	37%
impaired nervous system function	—	20%
clouding of the lens	9%	—
acute condition	—	20%
secondary glaucoma	9%	—
eating salt	—	20%
wide pupils	9%	—
constant weakness	—	19%
early onset of menstruation	9%	—
anxiety about work	—	19%
essential hypertension	9%	—
paralysis	—	19%
gray eyes	9%	—
calculating	—	19%
in the summer worse	8%	—
drug poisoning	—	19%
chronic kidney disease	8%	—
need for salt	—	19%
violation of fat metabolism	8%	—
recovery period	—	19%
emaciation	8%	—
stage of recovery	—	19%
rapid weight loss	8%	—
leukoencephalitis	—	19%
corneal erosion	8%	—
aversion to mental labor	—	19%
cataract	8%	—
no appetite	—	19%
anesthesia	8%	—
the head is too heavy	—	19%
distortion of vision	8%	—
general intoxication syndrome	—	19%
very correct	8%	—
ophthalmoplegia	—	18%
changes in urine	8%	—
hepatic encephalopathy	—	18%
consequences of surgery	8%	—
takes care of relatives	—	18%
double vision	8%	—
better in afternoon	—	18%
renal hypertension	8%	—
impaired arterial function	18%	36%
symptomatic arterial hypertension	8%	—
croup	—	18%
dyslipidemia	8%	—
hallucinations	—	18%
insulin deficiency	8%	—
chronic condition	—	18%
optic nerve atrophy	8%	—
multiple sclerosis	—	17%
myopia	8%	—
fatigue from work	—	17%
worse from cold	8%	—
emotional	—	17%
necrosis	8%	—
hemorrhagic cystitis	—	17%
retinal rupture	8%	—
stupor	—	17%

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