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Results: Differences General ✘Middle ear polyp✘Epitimpanit
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —30%
polyps 85% 14%
mucosit — 25%
bursting in the ear 67% —
tinnitus — 22%
otitis media 99% 31%
fungus in the ears — 22%
otitis media unspecified 99% 31%
perilymphatic fistula — 21%
ear injuries 65% —
hearing loss after otitis — 21%
itching in the ear canal 64% —
ears without features — 20%
otitis 92% 29%
fistula — 19%
foreign body sensation 61% —
remission — 18%
mesotimpanitis 78% 17%
ear pain — 18%
ear cholesteatoma 96% 35%
lowered — 18%
purulent otitis 90% 31%
bone fistula — 18%
internal irritation 56% —
fungus — 18%
itching in the ears 56% —
smell of pus — 18%
noise in the head is constant 56% —
lot of operations in small things — 18%
tympanosclerosis 78% 21%
tooth decay — 18%
anomalies of the middle ear 55% —
chronic sinusitis — 18%
stuffy ears 69% 15%
acute otitis media — 17%
traumatic brain injury 52% —
like a drum — 17%
inflammation of the brain 52% —
dryness — 17%
head injury 51% —
eustacheitis — 17%
instilled 51% —
ear tumors — 16%
squeamishness 50% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 16%
itching of the scalp 50% —
curvature of the nasal septum — 16%
middle ear polyp 58% 6%
allergy — 15%
oncology 61% 10%
curvature of the nose — 15%
epitimpanit 100% 49%
dizziness — 15%
itchy skin 48% —
resorption — 14%
acute head injury 48% —
there are no complaints — 14%
eardrum is missing 64% 14%
adenoiditis — 14%
nasal discharge purulent 46% —
parotid fistula — 13%
chronic otitis 79% 32%
lot of sulfur in the ears — 13%
itching constant 45% —
acute hearing — 13%
head injury in anamnesis 44% —
allergy to antibiotics — 13%
chronic headaches 44% —
fluid in the ears — 13%
feeling of stuffy ears 55% 9%
tendency to otitis — 12%
noise in the head 42% —
head surgery — 12%
voice is deaf 56% 12%
mastoiditis — 12%
purulent discharge from the ear 64% 20%
feeling of fluid in the ear — 12%
chronic purulent otitis media 87% 43%
better in morning — 12%
inflammation 61% 19%
chronic rhinopharyngitis — 12%
bursting 40% —
external otitis — 12%
blood diseases 40% —
allergy to medications — 12%
neutrophilosis 40% —
very correct — 12%
fibroma 39% —
immunodeficiency — 12%
voice disorders 39% —
positive — 12%
history of surgery 59% 18%
polyps in the nose — 12%
trauma 49% 9%
bone defects — 11%
acute otitis 68% 28%
hypovitaminosis to — 11%
increased ESR 38% —
chronic exudative otitis media — 11%
perforation of the tympanic eardrums 62% 22%
dizziness when bending — 11%
weight change 36% —
adhesive otitis media — 11%
moderate condition 36% —
severe hypothermia — 11%
acute injury 36% —
increased sensitivity — 11%
effects of shock 36% —
state of exacerbation — 11%
feeling of a foreign body in the ear 36% —
viral otitis media — 11%
otitis in childhood 52% 14%
no discharge — 11%
shock states of various genesis 36% —
vitamin K1 is lowered — 11%
hearing impaired 62% 25%
chronic condition — 10%
asymmetry 35% —
catarrh of the nasopharynx — 10%
constant pain 35% —
chronic tonsillitis — 10%
traumatic illness 34% —
rhinopharyngitis — 10%
bacteremia 34% —
subacute condition — 10%
I can't be alone 34% —
hypertrophic rhinitis — 10%
suppuration of the skin 34% —
pseudomonas infection — 10%
bone fracture 33% —
rashes on the temples — 10%
gradual deterioration of the condition 33% —
cold after hypothermia — 10%
sepsis 33% —
dizziness when turning the head — 10%
sensorineural 60% 25%
pneumonia — 10%
fighting 33% —
shift of leukocyte formula to left — 10%
acute otitis 63% 28%
a history of organ transplantation — 10%
frequent headaches 40% 6%
medium caries — 10%
soreness of the skin 32% —
hears a noise — 10%
osteosarcoma 38% 6%
better from talking — 10%
necrosis 43% 11%
temperature drop — 10%
frequent otitis 50% 19%
bones on his legs into a fever — 10%
lymphosarcoma 36% 6%
anaerobic infection — 10%
big man 36% 6%
typhlitis — 10%
consequences of taking medications 47% 17%
consequences of surgery — 10%
segmented neutrophils increased 26% —
adenoids — 10%
spotting from the ear 26% —
sense of responsibility — 9%
otitis media due to a runny nose 56% 28%
joint destruction — 9%
drug disease 41% 14%
porous skin — 9%
conducting an inspection 30% 5%
middle operational risk — 9%
a history of endoscopic surgery 39% 14%
catarrhal otitis — 9%
tubotitis 53% 28%
head severe — 9%
leukocytosis 34% 10%
tonsillitis — 9%
non-purulent otitis media 52% 28%
rashes in the auricle — 9%
serous otitis media 52% 28%
worse in morning — 9%
better to be alone 32% 9%
dryness of the anus — 9%
discharge from the ears 51% 28%
absences — 9%
patient's condition 38% 16%
scarring — 9%
periods of exacerbation 33% 12%
heaviness in the bladder — 9%
skin problems 28% 8%
headache in the crown — 9%
chronic runny 44% 24%
feeling of heaviness in the head — 9%
constant discharge from the nose 44% 24%
cochleovestibular syndrome — 9%
neuritis of the auditory nerve 45% 26%
impaired lung function — 9%
headaches 31% 14%
type 1 diabetes mellitus — 9%
runny nose 37% 20%
volume of thyroid gland is reduced — 9%
neuritis 38% 22%
intestinal resection — 9%
consequences of infection 29% 13%
febrile body temperature — 9%

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