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Results: Differences General ✘Paratrachoma✘Keratitis in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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chlamydial conjunctivitis 77% —
corneal ulcer — 65%
blepharoconjunctivitis 66% —
keratitis — 59%
clamidiosis 58% —
bacterial keratitis — 56%
urogenital clamidiosis 54% —
allergy eyes — 51%
urethritis 45% —
uveit — 50%
conjunctivitis in children 33% —
eyes purulent discharge — 48%
sputum copious 33% —
acute viral keratitis — 47%
xerophthalmia 31% —
purulent corneal ulcer — 46%
inflammation of the mucous membrane of the eyes 31% —
fungal keratitis — 46%
burning tears 30% —
peptic ulcer — 44%
teenage pregnancy 29% —
blepharospasm — 44%
abundance of mucus 28% —
herpes in the eyes — 43%
abstinence 27% —
keratitis in children — 41%
from sex worse 27% —
heavy eyes — 41%
on palpation 26% —
allergic keratitis — 39%
feeling of puffiness 26% —
typhlitis — 38%
cutting pain in the eyes 44% 18%
seasonal allergies — 38%
hemorrhage in the eye 23% —
pseudomonas infection — 38%
dry skin 22% —
spring pollinosis — 36%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 22% —
allergies in the spring — 35%
refuses to help 22% —
fungus — 35%
alternating symptoms 21% —
eye surgery — 35%
burning in the eyes 38% 16%
onset of illness — 34%
refuses treatment 20% —
mycoses of the eyes — 34%
lymph node damage 20% —
acute allergic reactions — 34%
there are no complaints 28% 7%
ulcer penetration — 34%
does not tolerate pain 19% —
herpes — 34%
reiter's disease 35% 15%
dermatitis — 33%
subacute condition 18% —
hypopion — 32%
роды и вскармливание 17% —
s eyes cloudy — 32%
periodic illness 17% —
sympathetic ophthalmia — 32%
burns 28% 12%
keratopathy 35% 66%
conjunctiva redness 45% 29%
secondary glaucoma — 31%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes 26% 11%
a foreign body in the eye — 31%
eye swelling 32% 19%
streptococci — 31%
surgical infections 18% 7%
stromal keratitis — 30%
swelling of eyelids 27% 16%
sensation of a foreign body in the eye — 30%
joint diseases 18% 8%
spasm — 29%
sputum green 25% 15%
strong irritation — 29%
increased 33% 23%
corneal precipitates — 28%
swelling 37% 28%
irritation on the eyelids — 28%
sputum 21% 12%
mechanical damage to the eyes — 28%
illness after hypothermia 22% 13%
inflammation of the appendages — 28%
dry 25% 18%
corneal injuries — 28%
glaucoma 32% 27%
eye injury — 28%
skin problems — 28%
bullous keratopathy — 27%
pollinosis in children — 27%
allergies are worse in the spring — 27%
atrophy of the eyeball — 27%
acrid tears — 27%
acanthamoebiasis — 27%
food allergy — 27%
lacrimation 24% 51%
conjunctivitis purulent — 26%
dry eye syndrome — 26%
chronic conjunctivitis — 26%
gonorrhea — 25%
foreign body sensation — 25%
acute violation of ophthalmotonus — 25%
ulcers on the skin — 25%
constantly crying — 24%
beriberi — 24%
corneal dystrophy 38% 62%
corneal opacity — 24%
sepsis — 24%
urolithiasis — 23%
necrosis — 23%
discharge from the eyes 23% 46%
take it, take it — 23%
acute iritis — 23%
chronic inflammation of the eyes — 22%
crying when complaining — 22%
adenovirus infection — 22%
lowered — 22%
pneumococcal infection — 22%
severe lacrimation — 22%
childhood diseases — 22%
itching and burning in the eyes — 22%
allergy 17% 39%
rosacea — 21%
trauma — 21%
endophthalmitis — 21%
transient tachypnea of newborns — 21%
dystrophy 26% 47%
deterioration in the spring — 21%
foreign body of the cornea — 21%
consequences of taking medications — 21%
secondary cataract — 21%
viral conjunctivitis — 20%
red eyelids — 20%
food allergy in children — 20%
allergy to animal hair — 20%
adenovirus encephalitis — 20%
wet eyes — 20%
drug allergy — 19%
periods of exacerbation — 19%
dermatitis of the eyelids — 19%
dacryocystitis — 19%
canaliculitis — 19%
acute bacterial conjunctivitis — 19%
adenovirus conjunctivitis — 19%
trophic ulcer — 19%
tuberculosis of the eyes — 19%
oncology — 19%
chronic dacryocystitis — 19%
itching of the skin of the hands — 18%
helminths — 18%
lacrimal ducts — 18%
cancer — 18%
allergy to animals — 18%
pain from herpes — 18%
wegener's granulomatosis — 18%
atopic dermatitis — 18%
improvement after tears — 18%
helminthiasis in children — 18%
stevens-johnson syndrome — 17%
in the morning discharge from the eyes — 17%
demodecosis of the eyelids — 17%
itchy eyes — 17%
amoebiasis — 17%
systemic mycosis — 17%
there is no herpes — 17%
blindness — 17%
increased sensitivity — 17%
vulgar pemphigus — 17%
allergy to the skin — 17%
pupils enlarged — 17%
green eyes — 17%
scratch — 17%
scales on eyelids — 17%
has a swelling of the eye — 17%
disorder demodecosis — 17%
cytomegalovirus infection in children — 17%
subacute sclerosing panencephalitis — 17%
wounds heal poorly — 17%
lacrimation from one eye — 17%
moderate condition — 17%
uveitis in children — 17%
worse food — 16%
easily blushes — 16%
blepharitis — 16%
eyes close — 16%
purulent discharge from the eye in the morning — 16%
cataract — 16%
worse during meals — 16%
dermatitis in children — 16%
diphtheria — 16%
burning in his hands — 16%
itchy skin — 16%
scarring — 15%
sjogren — 15%
bullous emphysema of the lung — 15%
itching constant — 15%
scar inflammation — 15%

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