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Results: Differences General ✘Meniere 's disease✘Functional diarrhea
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Distinctive symptoms
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dizziness 67% —
loose stools when agitated — 38%
stuffy ears 36% —
loose stools in the morning — 24%
meniere 33% —
stool in the morning — 20%
true dizziness 32% —
irritable bowel syndrome — 14%
dizziness attacks 31% —
stool with mucus — 7%
apathy 26% —
rumbling in the stomach — 7%
hearing impaired 26% —
stool with gases — 7%
bouts of nausea 23% —
feces undigested — 6%
labyrinthopathies 23% —
sour feces — 6%
cerebral circulation disorder 21% —
food is poorly digested — 6%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 21% —
abdominal pain — 6%
feeling of stuffy ears 21% —
gastritis — 6%
deafness 21% —
foamy stool — 6%
paroxysmal positional vertigo 21% —
yellow stool — 6%
worse when walking 21% —
greenish feces — 5%
nystagmus 20% —
acrid stools — 5%
nausea vomiting 20% —
fetid stool — 5%
dizziness with vomiting 20% —
abdominal cramps — 5%
nausea 19% —
sour stool odor — 5%
dizziness with nausea 19% —
abundant stool — 5%
dizziness lying down 18% —
stool undigested food — 5%
dizziness permanent 18% —
brown feces — 5%
absences 18% —
urgent urge to defecate — 4%
big head 18% —
violation of the stool — 4%
lowered 17% 0%
frequent urge to stool — 4%
severe dizziness 17% —
frequent stools — 4%
epilepsy attacks 17% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 3%
dizziness sudden 17% —
blood in feces — 3%
light dizziness 17% —
rotovirus — 3%
dizziness in the morning 16% —
chronic colitis — 3%
acute hearing 16% —
stool immediately after eating — 3%
epilepsy 16% —
light yellow stool — 3%
history of surgery 15% —
stabbing abdominal pains — 3%
consequences of taking medications 15% 0%
stool mushy — 3%
angioneurosis 15% —
intestinal infection — 3%
convulsions 15% —
sudden urge to defecate — 3%
dizziness in the afternoon 15% —
burning sensation during defecation — 3%
attacks of pain 15% —
streaks of blood in feces — 3%
patient's condition 18% 1%
constipation with loose stools — 3%
drug disease 15% 0%
pain spasm — 3%
damage to the nervous system 14% —
mucous stools — 3%
sudden dizziness 14% —
pain in the navel area — 3%
periodic dizziness 14% —
digestive weakness — 3%
noise in the ears constant 14% —
diarrhea alternates with constipation — 3%
vomiting 18% 2%
colic in the stomach — 2%
state of exacerbation 13% 0%
improvement after defecation — 2%
frequent dizziness 13% —
stomach cramping pain — 2%
dizziness sitting 13% —
inconclusive urge to defecate — 2%
hypertension 13% —
legs go numb — 2%
brain damage 12% —
pricks in the stomach — 2%
ringing in the head 12% —
vomiting mucus — 2%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 12% —
light stool — 2%
impaired arterial function 12% —
cutting pain in the bladder — 2%
onset of illness 12% 0%
vomiting during meals — 2%
chronic condition 12% 0%
vomiting after eating — 2%
head like a drunken 11% —
the smell of gases — 2%
noise in the head 11% —
congestion belching — 2%
consumes alcohol 11% —
milk intolerance — 2%
cochleovestibular syndrome 11% —
stool with mucus and blood — 2%
dizziness at night 11% —
belching air — 2%
nystagmus horizontal 11% —
acute abdomen — 2%
deafness of the left ear 11% —
vomiting even from water — 2%
noise in the head is constant 11% —
burning in the stomach — 2%
resorption 11% —
abdominal pain near the navel — 2%
left ear dysfunction 10% —
does not tolerate pain — 2%
ears without features 10% —
sharp pain in the stomach — 2%
remission 10% —
digestion constipation — 2%
sudden vomiting 10% —
brown plaque on the tongue — 2%
ejaculation disorders 10% —
area stool several times a day — 2%
hyperacusis 10% —
stomach pain after eating — 2%
sensorineural 10% —
loose stools with mucus — 2%
big ears 10% —
vomiting food — 2%
nausea after medications 10% —
pain in the intestines — 2%
irritation in the morning 10% —
acute abdominal pains — 2%
neurological disorders 10% —
burning in the bladder — 2%
histamine lowered 10% —
psychogenic depression — 2%
allergy 10% —
inflammation of the stomach — 2%
increased 10% 0%
scalp sensitivity — 2%
neurinoma 9% —
liquid yellow stool — 2%
neuritis of the auditory nerve 9% —
cough from itching in the chest — 2%
bursting in the ear 9% —
smelly — 2%
smokes 9% —
heartburn — 2%
stage of recovery 9% —
colitis — 2%
sudden deafness 9% —
vomiting multiple — 2%
hearing loss on the left 9% —
incontinence of feces — 2%
ganglia 9% —
pain in the navel area — 2%
pain in the eyes 9% —
putrid feces — 2%
noise irritates 9% —
tenesmus — 2%
hearing loss on the right 9% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 2%
loss of balance 9% —
worse from vegetables — 2%
head surgery 9% —
spastic abdominal pain — 2%
frequency of symptoms 9% —
digestive disorders — 2%
ocular ischemic syndrome 9% —
weakness of the muscles of the back — 2%
patient is motionless 9% —
pain in the diaphragm — 1%
hears a noise 9% —
diarrhea from anxiety — 1%
food allergy 9% 0%
worse food — 1%
despair 9% —
bloating of the entire abdomen — 1%
recovery period 9% —
liquid watery stools — 1%
better after diarrhea 9% —
pancreatitis — 1%
mental exhaustion 8% —
burning in the anus — 1%

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