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Results: Differences General ✘Chronic otitis✘Labyrinthitis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%28%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —87%
otitis media unspecified 65% 27%
sinusitis — 56%
otitis media 65% 27%
stuffy ears — 51%
frequent otitis 22% 8%
twang — 41%
pain in the left ear 12% —
labyrinthitis — 38%
adenoids 7% —
perilymphatic fistula — 33%
does not complain 4% —
ear pain 9% 40%
watery discharge from the nose 3% —
ear injuries — 30%
copious watery discharge from the nose 3% —
face is red — 30%
big nose 3% —
tuberculosis of the ear — 29%
transparent snot 3% —
nasal congestion — 29%
copious discharge from the nose 3% —
nystagmus — 28%
snot transparent abundant 3% —
otogenic intracranial complications 4% 32%
transparent copious discharge from the nose 3% —
dizziness attacks — 27%
external otitis 3% —
hears a noise — 26%
otitis media due to a runny nose 3% —
dizziness — 24%
instilled 3% —
noise in the head — 24%
constant discharge from the nose 2% —
tinnitus — 24%
chronic runny 2% —
inflammation 14% 37%
no strength 2% —
deafness — 22%
runny nose 2% —
suppuration with fistulas — 22%
fistula — 22%
dizziness at night — 22%
ringing in the head — 22%
dizziness lying down — 22%
impaired coordination — 21%
neuralgia — 21%
inflammation of the brain — 21%
neuritis of the auditory nerve — 21%
neuritis — 21%
true dizziness — 20%
paroxysmal positional vertigo — 20%
congenital syphilis — 20%
ear cholesteatoma — 20%
gravis pressure in the ears — 20%
syphilis — 20%
cochleovestibular syndrome — 19%
sensorineural — 19%
damage to the nervous system — 19%
trauma — 19%
vomiting from movement — 18%
meniere — 18%
nausea when moving — 18%
chronic purulent otitis media 3% 20%
severe dizziness — 17%
epilepsy — 17%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 17%
dizziness with vomiting — 17%
necrosis — 17%
inflammation of the eyes — 17%
bone fistula — 17%
neuralgia of the ear node — 17%
perforation of the tympanic eardrums 3% 20%
psychosomatics — 16%
consequences of infection — 16%
vomiting — 16%
fungus in the ears — 16%
nausea — 16%
progressive hemiatrophy of the face — 16%
dizziness with nausea — 16%
neurological disorders — 16%
history of surgery 1% 17%
hearing impaired 7% 23%
there are no complaints — 15%
dizziness when moving — 15%
nausea vomiting — 15%
consequences of taking medications — 15%
dizziness sudden — 15%
loss of balance — 15%
temporal bone fracture — 15%
impaired function of the brain membranes — 14%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified — 14%
stage of recovery — 14%
worse from sweat — 14%
sudden dizziness — 14%
cerebral circulation disorder — 14%
meningitis — 14%
recovery period — 14%
brain damage — 14%
syphilitic meningitis — 14%
consequences of injuries — 14%
arachnoiditis — 13%
skin problems — 13%
dizziness in the afternoon — 13%
periods of exacerbation — 13%
internal irritation — 13%
blood diseases — 13%
headache in the crown — 13%
can not stand on his feet — 13%
is quickly irritated — 13%
purulent otitis 14% 27%
ataxia — 12%
mastoiditis — 12%
ears red — 12%
acute condition — 12%
bradycardia — 12%
subacute condition — 12%
tuberculosis — 12%
vestibular ataxia — 12%
need for movement — 12%
internal edema — 12%
otosclerosis — 12%
mumps meningitis — 12%
mucosit — 12%
lying on the sick side — 12%
ejaculation disorders — 12%
swelling of the ears — 12%
acceleration of movements — 11%
neuritis of the facial nerve — 11%
sweating of the face — 11%
swelling after injury — 11%
drug disease — 11%
periodic dizziness — 11%
ear tumors — 11%
paresis of the facial nerve — 11%
serous meningitis — 11%
neurinoma — 11%
movement of eyeballs is limited — 11%
facial pain — 11%
adiadochokinesis — 11%
dizziness in the morning — 11%
gradual deterioration of the condition — 11%
acute otitis 7% 18%
chronic otitis 6% 17%
conducting an inspection — 10%
dizziness permanent — 10%
alternating symptoms — 10%
purulent mumps — 10%
bouts of nausea — 10%
consequences of head injury — 10%
headaches — 10%
can't walk — 10%
pulsates — 10%
postencephalitic syndrome — 10%
severe nausea — 10%
eardrum is missing — 10%
discharge from the ears 10% 20%
nervous excitability — 10%
vestibular migraine — 10%
discomfort in the heart — 10%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 9%
bone fracture — 9%
streptococci — 9%
serous otitis media — 9%
oncology — 9%
nystagmus horizontal — 9%
the fast man — 9%
noise in the ears constant — 9%
consequences of a fracture — 9%
rash on the face painful — 9%
worse when walking — 9%
vomiting multiple — 9%
inflammatory infiltrate — 9%
shaky gait — 9%
acute otitis media — 9%
angioplasty — 9%
heart dysfunction — 9%
increased 1% 10%
tuberculous meningitis — 9%
ear barotrauma — 9%
frequent nausea — 9%
impaired arterial function — 9%
catarrhal otitis — 9%
frequent dizziness — 9%
neuroinfections — 9%
fluid in the ears — 9%
feeling of cold in head — 9%
cerebellar ataxia — 9%
paresis — 8%
subfebrility — 8%
vascular damage — 8%
paralysis — 8%
better at night — 8%
papules — 8%
worse from movement — 8%
barotrauma — 8%
lung disorder bilateral — 8%
general swelling does — 8%
suppuration of the skin — 8%
fungus — 8%
sweating is increased — 8%

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