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Results: Differences General	✘Endophthalmitis	✘Keratitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 43%(0) — Infection tests 36%(0) 6%(0) General blood test — 40%(5) Coagulogram 26%(1) 6%(2) Measurements at the reception 24%(0) 5%(0) Elements and vitamins — 13%(6)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	8%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	58%
penetrating eye injury	83%	—
photophobia	—	41%
hypopion	91%	14%
uveit	63%	100%
orbital complications of sinusitis	69%	—
lacrimation	—	37%
purulent iridocyclitis	68%	—
itchy eyes	—	30%
atrophy of the eyeball	79%	17%
right eye red	—	30%
retinal atrophy	60%	—
fog in the right eye	—	29%
hypotension of the eyeball	59%	—
herpes	—	28%
the eye is red and swollen	65%	5%
blepharospasm	—	24%
retinal	57%	—
conjunctivitis	—	23%
a foreign body in the eye	66%	7%
stromal keratitis	—	23%
mycotoxicoses	56%	—
eye spasm	—	21%
alimentary-toxic aleikia	56%	—
acute viral keratitis	—	21%
swelling of the conjunctiva	62%	5%
spring pollinosis	—	20%
eye injury	62%	6%
allergies in the spring	—	20%
mechanical damage to the eyes	62%	6%
corneal edema	—	19%
nasal furuncle	54%	—
bullous keratopathy	—	18%
phlegmon of the eye socket	54%	—
rosacea	—	18%
abscess	60%	5%
patient	—	18%
streptococcal tonsillitis	51%	—
radiation therapy	—	18%
eye burns	48%	—
radiation damage	—	17%
retinoblastoma	48%	—
dry mouth	—	17%
hemorrhagic pneumonia	46%	—
seasonal allergies	—	17%
proteus syndrome	46%	—
pain in the wrists	—	16%
foreign body of the cornea	54%	8%
shiny eyes	—	16%
Friedlander 's pneumonia	44%	—
spasm	—	16%
candida fungi	43%	—
irritation on the eyelids	—	15%
has a swelling of the eye	43%	—
filamentous keratitis	—	15%
enophthalmos	43%	—
ulcer penetration	—	15%
corneal precipitates	59%	14%
herpes in the eyes	—	15%
epiglottitis	43%	—
eye sensitivity	—	15%
epiglottitis in children	43%	—
allergy	—	15%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	43%	—
to breathe hard	—	15%
wound	54%	10%
allergy eyes	—	14%
swelling of eyelids	57%	13%
crying from pain	—	14%
progressive myopia	42%	—
chronic inflammation of the eyes	—	14%
inflammation of larynx	41%	—
acrid tears	—	14%
puts pressure on the eyes	41%	—
clouding of the lens	—	14%
purulent sore throats	41%	—
strong irritation	—	14%
pneumonia	41%	—
secondary glaucoma	—	14%
consequences of eye injury	41%	—
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes	—	14%
infected wounds	48%	5%
pain from herpes	—	13%
gray eyes	41%	—
sympathetic ophthalmia	—	13%
bronchitis in children	41%	—
impressionability	—	13%
flies in front of the eyes	41%	—
difficult to swallow	—	13%
worse in the fog	40%	—
there is no herpes	—	12%
injury rate	40%	—
blushes when crying	—	11%
consequences of eye surgery	40%	—
stones in the bladder	—	11%
inflammation of the eyes	74%	32%
secondary cataract	—	11%
eye surgery	56%	14%
acanthamoebiasis	—	11%
hemophilic infection	39%	—
dryness	—	11%
agranulocytosis	39%	—
acute pain	—	11%
subacute septic endocarditis	39%	—
blepharitis	—	11%
acute endocarditis	39%	—
lagophthalmos	—	11%
narrowing of the fields of vision	39%	—
lacrimation from one eye	—	11%
soft tissue abscess	38%	—
spot pain	—	11%
pneumonia in children	38%	—
allergic rhinitis	—	11%
heaviness in the eyes	38%	—
gonorrhea	—	10%
pneumonia with sepsis	38%	—
crying during complaints	—	10%
pneumonia with bronchitis	37%	—
cry when complaining	—	10%
consequences of surgery	37%	—
acute violation of ophthalmotonus	—	10%
boil	37%	—
dry eye syndrome	—	10%
candidiasis	37%	—
blisters	—	10%
trauma	43%	5%
bullous emphysema of the lung	—	10%
folliculitis	36%	—
sensation of a foreign body in the eye	—	10%
phlegmon	36%	—
chronic conjunctivitis	—	10%
sinusitis	36%	—
skin dystrophy	—	10%
myopia	36%	—
wet eyes	—	9%
hemorrhage in the eye	36%	—
acute allergic reactions	—	9%
eye swelling	60%	22%
dermatitis	—	9%
wound inflammation	35%	—
drug allergy	—	9%
tonsillitis	35%	—
drug disease	—	9%
streptococci	46%	9%
staphyloma	—	9%
visual impairment	50%	13%
meibomite	—	9%
osteomyelitis	34%	—
different eyes	—	9%
pain in the eyes	53%	17%
cutting pain in the eyes	—	9%
inflammation of the appendages	41%	5%
skin anesthesia	—	9%
moderate condition	44%	8%
severe lacrimation	—	9%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	34%	—
idiopathic blepharospasm	—	8%
inflammation	53%	18%
eyes purulent discharge	—	8%
bacterial pneumonia	33%	—
dryness in the nasopharynx	—	8%
tumors of the choroid	39%	4%
rosacea-keratitis	—	8%
hemorrhages on the skin	33%	—
blindness	—	8%
corneal injuries	41%	6%
anesthesia	—	8%
rash pustules	33%	—
increased sensitivity	—	8%
effects of taking antibiotics	33%	—
closes	—	8%
sepsis	50%	15%
foreign body sensation	—	8%
bronchitis	32%	—
transient tachypnea of newborns	—	8%
inflammation of the brain	32%	—
barley	—	8%
suppuration of the skin	42%	8%
wounds heal poorly	—	8%
swelling	45%	13%
no tears	—	8%
spicy food	30%	—
impaired arterial function	—	8%
bacteremia	30%	—
local heat is better	—	8%
blurred vision	45%	14%
a history of plastic surgery	—	8%
organic brain damage	29%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	8%
history of surgery	46%	16%
internal irritation	—	8%
congestion purulent wounds	35%	5%
dermatitis of the eyelids	—	8%
skin problems	42%	12%
dacryocystitis	—	8%
endocarditis	32%	3%
adenovirus conjunctivitis	—	7%
meningitis	33%	4%
scales on eyelids	—	7%
shroud	37%	8%
canaliculitis	—	7%

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