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Comparison results

 
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General blood test 13%(1)17%(1)
Blood biochemistry 29%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
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herpes in the eyes 58%
pain with eye movement 43%
acute viral keratitis 48%
exophthalmos 43%
herpes 32%
panophthalmitis 40%
hurting himself 32%
swelling of the conjunctiva 40%
herpes on the eyelids 32%
swelling of eyelids 38%
herpes on the wings of the nose 32%
scarlet 36%
herpes on the lips 29%
pain in the brow arches 36%
rashes near the wings of the nose 29%
acute violation of ophthalmotonus 34%
corneal precipitates 27%
rheumatism 33%
stromal keratitis 26%
chickenpox in childhood 33%
severe lacrimation 26%
penetrating eye injury 31%
fever in the eyes 23%
the eye is red and swollen 30%
herpes in the nose 23%
history of surgery 30%
keratitis in children 22%
streptodermia 30%
rashes on the eyelids 21%
endophthalmitis 29%
many friends 21%
syphilis in the anamnesis 29%
uveitis in children 21%
pneumococcal pneumonia 29%
herpes rashes 20%
red eyelids 27%
rash over the lip 20%
conjunctiva redness 26%
childhood diseases 20%
erysipelas 26%
blepharospasm 20%
collagenosis 26%
slight temperature 20%
corneal ulcer 26%
gray eyes 19%
mumps 25%
rash on the nose 19%
chickenpox 25%
corneal injuries 19%
consequences of eye surgery 25%
corneal opacity 18%
consequences of surgery 24%
keratopathy 18%
swelling on the head 24%
crying from pain 18%
pyoderma 24%
bubbles on the skin 18%
viral pneumonia 23%
rashes bubbles 18%
red blood vessels of the eyes 23%
deterioration from overheating 18%
migrating larva 23%
lacrimation 17%
strabismus 23%
crying during complaints 17%
glaucoma 23%
eye injury 17%
eye swelling 16% 39%
consequences of a viral infection 17%
cataract 22%
mechanical damage to the eyes 17%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 22%
worries due to pain 16%
syphilis 21%
neuroinfections 16%
swelling 12% 33%
alternating symptoms 15%
effects of taking antibiotics 21%
worse from the heat 15%
inflammation of the eyes 21%
hyperthermia 15%
streptococci 21%
vaccination 15%
bacterial pneumonia 21%
stress 13%
eye surgery 21%
liver problems 13%
calculating 20%
spasm 13%
beriberi 20%
periods of exacerbation 13%
state of exacerbation 20%
better in morning 13%
metastases 20%
better in afternoon 13%
chronic condition 19%
imbalance 13%
pneumonia 19%
pain throughout the body 13%
anesthesia 18%
emotional 12%
dry 18%
high temperature 12%
surgical infections 18%
feeling of heat 12%
wound 18%
uveit 38% 24%
recovery period 17%
damage to the nervous system 12%
cancer 17%
acute pain 12%
consequences of taking medications 16%
keratitis 35% 22%
oncology 16%
trauma 11%
blood diseases 16%
patient's condition 11%
inflammation 15%
pain in the eyes 20% 28%
acute iritis 19% 27%
illness after hypothermia 15% 22%
weakening of immunity 15% 21%
s eyes cloudy 15% 21%
flu 16% 22%
acute condition 13% 18%
subacute condition 13% 18%
immunodeficiency 13% 18%
consequences of infection 17% 17%
skin problems 16% 16%
lowered 15% 15%
increased 15% 15%

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