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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	14%(0)	61%(0)
CT of the organ	9%(0)	41%(0)
Sex hormones	13%(3)	31%(1)
Coagulogram	19%(3)	25%(2)
Ophthalmologist's examination	8%(0)	26%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ	11%(0)	21%(0)
Measurements at the reception	9%(0)	20%(0)
Infection tests	6%(0)	21%(0)
Autoimmune markers	16%(1)	—
General urine test	15%(2)	—
Blood biochemistry	12%(1)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

39%

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

s eyes cloudy

98%

37%

lens anomalies

95%

optic nerve atrophy

34%

—

ectopia of the lens

74%

loss of visual fields

30%

—

violation of accommodation

66%

blindness

29%

—

anterior chamber of eye is uneven

—

57%

prostate adenoma

24%

—

dislocation of the lens

55%

disease from resentment

22%

—

omission of internal organs

54%

pain in the eyes

22%

—

eye development abnormalities

56%

multiple sclerosis

21%

—

monocular

51%

intermittent urination

20%

—

dislocation

48%

keratoglobus

19%

—

eye surgery

18%

53%

scotoma

17%

—

tremor when moving

38%

corneal edema

17%

—

sprains

—

34%

restrains emotions

17%

—

nose eye fatigue

—

34%

primary open-angle glaucoma

17%

—

lowered

43%

pupils enlarged

17%

—

refractive errors

10%

42%

frequent urination at night

16%

—

has a swelling of the eye

36%

glaucomatous excavation

16%

—

coloboma

38%

pseudoexfoliation syndrome

16%

—

history of surgery

14%

43%

increased

56%

38%

underdevelopment

35%

up circulatory disorders

15%

—

rupture of the eyeball

34%

angiopathy of the retina

15%

—

symptomatic arterial hypertension

30%

puts pressure on the eyes

15%

—

marfan syndrome

34%

retinal dissection

15%

—

clouding of the lens

34%

weather dependence

15%

—

intrauterine infection

29%

glaucoma 2 degree

14%

—

zpr fatigue from the disease

—

24%

sap

14%

—

tremor

26%

nose large eyes

13%

—

secondary glaucoma

11%

34%

patient's condition

13%

—

effects of poisoning

26%

consequences of taking medications

13%

—

general intoxication syndrome

24%

senile hyperopia

13%

—

worse from movement

25%

leukoencephalitis

13%

—

conservative

25%

patient

13%

—

protein with increased

25%

wet eyes

12%

—

cancer

22%

consequences of eye surgery

12%

—

glaucoma

21%

41%

needs recognition

12%

—

inflammation of the eyes

27%

myopia

12%

—

essential hypertension

25%

microphthalmos

12%

—

oncology

10%

28%

neurological disorders

12%

—

pregnancy

13%

31%

retinal

12%

—

intoxication

22%

bright eyes

12%

—

consequences of infection

21%

heavy eyes

11%

—

lags behind in the development

23%

recovery period

11%

—

dilated pupils

17%

31%

dystrophy

11%

—

inflammation

20%

eye swelling

11%

—

childhood diseases

11%

21%

acute violation of ophthalmotonus

11%

—

visual impairment

40%

48%

vitiligo, says a lot

11%

—

blurred vision

37%

45%

stage of recovery

11%

—

angioplasty

13%

21%

presses

11%

—

shroud

25%

30%

pigmented glaucoma

11%

—

angiopathy

20%

21%

flies in front of the eyes

11%

—

angle - closure glaucoma

11%

—

arthrosis

11%

—

iris subatrophy

11%

—

drug disease

10%

—

hypotension of the eyeball

10%

—

impaired coordination

10%

—

consequences of surgery

10%

—

atherosclerosis of blood vessels

10%

—

impressionability

10%

—

periods of exacerbation

10%

—

loss of balance

10%

—

asymmetry

10%

—

better in morning

10%

—

attacks of pain

10%

—

swelling

10%

—

benign neoplasms

10%

—

intraocular pressure is lowered

10%

—

glaucoma of the left eye

10%

—

lactation period

—

congenital myopia

—

hyphema

—

sturge-weber syndrome

—

hyperopia

—

glaucoma 3 degree

—

meibomite

—

synechiae of pupil

—

corneal opacity

—

aniridia

—

areas of depigmentation of the skin

—

photophobia

—

phacomatoses

—

uveit

—

atrophy of the eyeball

—

lacrimation

—

axenfeld-rieger syndrome

—

hemorrhage in the eye

—

eye injury

—

joint deformation

—

nose nursing mom

—

patient is motionless

—

closed person

—

severe myopia

—

cycloplegia

—

anesthesia

—

mechanical damage to the eyes

—

vomiting

—

angiomatosis

—

brown pigmentation after rashes

—

emotional tension

—

headaches

—

circles before the eyes

—

glaucoma and cataracts

—

skin spots

—

brown spots on the skin

—

hypotension

—

hearing impaired

—

amentia

—

homocystinuria

—

heel spur

—

hemangioma of the eye

—

organic brain damage

—

control issues

—

hypertension

31%

22%

is better in nature

—

Alexia

—

swelling of the left eye

—

better to be alone

—

infectious eye diseases

—

megalocornea

—

rashes on the temples

—

skin problems

—

crabbe's disease

—

neovascular glaucoma

—

headache from the sun

—

lactation

—

polio

—

abscess in the nose

—

increased uterine tone during pregnancy

—

diabetic cataract

—

worse in the fog

—

suspicion

—

headache worse from light

—

congenital rubella

—

nausea

—

eye sensitivity

—

green eyes

—

2 pregnancy

—

barley

—

trauma

—

conducting an inspection

—

nearsightedness in children

—

onset of illness

—

eyes close

—

glaucoma of the right eye

—

loss of touch

—

headache is better from vomiting

—

increased pressure in the morning

—

stones in the bladder

—

medical examination

—

astigmatism

—

brain damage

—

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