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Results: Differences Similar ✘Middle ear polyp✘The Kimberly Anomaly
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Distinctive symptoms
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ear cholesteatoma 92% —
periodic fainting — 69%
chronic purulent otitis media 87% —
anomaly of kimberly — 61%
polyps 85% —
forgetfulness — 59%
segmented neutrophils increased 78% —
fainting — 58%
itching of the auricle 78% —
papules — 56%
mesotimpanitis 78% —
craniovertebral anomalies — 38%
spotting from the ear 78% —
vertebro-basilar insufficiency — 37%
otitis media 97% 19%
flies in front of the eyes — 36%
tympanosclerosis 71% —
neck compression — 36%
otitis 89% 18%
tinnitus — 35%
stuffy ears 67% —
-delusion dizziness when walking — 33%
purulent otitis 89% 20%
shaky gait — 32%
bursting in the ear 67% —
whiplash injury — 32%
acute otitis 66% —
when turning the head worse — 32%
itching in the ear canal 64% —
neck compression is worse — 30%
perforation of the tympanic eardrums 62% —
ringing whistling in the ears — 30%
purulent discharge from the ear 62% —
sudden weakness — 29%
acute otitis 60% —
worse when walking — 28%
eardrum is missing 60% —
impaired arterial function — 28%
inflammation 60% 0%
vertebral artery syndrome — 27%
foreign body sensation 59% —
cervical spondyloarthrosis — 27%
middle ear polyp 57% —
collars interfere — 27%
internal irritation 56% —
dizziness when turning the head — 26%
voice is deaf 56% —
angiopathy — 26%
noise in the head is constant 55% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 26%
itching in the ears 55% —
big head — 25%
chronic otitis 77% 20%
vascular myelopathy — 24%
feeling of stuffy ears 54% —
arteriovenous malformation — 24%
anomalies of the middle ear 54% —
whistling in the ears — 24%
tubotitis 51% —
ischemic stroke — 24%
otitis in childhood 51% —
flashes in the eyes — 23%
serous otitis media 51% —
inflammation of the inner ear — 23%
touching the head painful 50% —
cerebral vasculitis — 23%
squeamishness 50% —
osteoarthritis of the spine — 23%
discharge from the ears 50% —
labyrinthitis — 23%
scalp pain 50% —
compression of the brain — 22%
itching of the scalp 49% —
cervical osteochondrosis — 22%
instilled 49% —
compression of the spinal cord — 21%
itchy skin 48% —
neck injury — 21%
severity of the condition 47% —
hearing loss after otitis — 21%
acute head injury 47% —
cerebral vascular aneurysms — 21%
head injury in anamnesis 46% —
dizziness sudden — 21%
itching constant 45% —
periodic dizziness — 21%
chronic headaches 44% —
disorders of consciousness — 21%
chronic runny 44% —
cyst in the head — 21%
hearing impaired 61% 16%
fracture of the humerus — 21%
necrosis 42% —
brain cyst — 21%
frequent headaches 40% —
muscle weakness — 20%
bursting 40% —
thrombosis — 20%
neutrophilosis 39% —
brain abscess — 20%
voice disorders 38% —
vascular damage — 20%
sensorineural 59% 19%
shoulder injury — 20%
fibroma 38% —
spondyloarthrosis — 20%
increased ESR 37% —
osteochondrosis — 19%
shock states of various genesis 36% —
dizziness attacks — 19%
feeling of a foreign body in the ear 36% —
consequences of head injury — 19%
effects of shock 36% —
weakness of the eyes — 19%
perception 36% —
scar inflammation — 19%
weight change 35% —
headache in the back of the head — 19%
acute injury 35% —
leg weakness walking — 19%
moderate condition 35% —
sports injury — 19%
constant pain 35% —
overflow of the head — 19%
big man 35% —
myelopathy — 19%
a history of trauma 35% —
ringing in the head — 19%
I can't be alone 34% —
no consciousness — 18%
asymmetry 34% —
spinal injury — 18%
bacteremia 33% —
periodic weakness — 18%
suppuration of the skin 33% —
pressure in the head — 18%
leukocytosis 33% —
bone growths — 18%
head injury 51% 16%
ones weakness in the leg muscles — 18%
inflammation of the brain 51% 16%
arthrosis — 17%
traumatic brain injury 51% 16%
dizziness weakness — 17%
consequences of taking medications 47% 12%
vasculitis — 17%
periods of exacerbation 32% —
need for movement — 17%
sensations in the head 32% —
worse lying — 17%
gradual deterioration of 32% —
head tumor — 17%
sepsis 32% —
weakness in the legs — 17%
it's better to be alone 32% —
loss of balance — 16%
surgical infections 30% —
spondylopathy — 16%
consequences of infection 28% —
tremor — 16%
onset of illness 28% —
joint injuries — 16%
injury 48% 22%
aneurysm — 16%
patient's condition 38% 12%
brain tumors — 16%
neuritis of the auditory nerve 45% 20%
acute venous thrombosis — 16%
noise in the head 42% 19%
impaired coordination — 15%
deafness 38% 17%
skin anesthesia — 15%
neuralgia 36% 16%
vascular tumor — 15%
neuritis 37% 17%
abscess — 15%
blood diseases 39% 21%
better in afternoon — 15%
fighting 32% 14%
consequences of physical exertion — 15%
traumatic illness 33% 15%
worse when moving — 15%
bone fracture 33% 15%
brain tumor — 15%
headaches 31% 14%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 15%
oncology 28% 12%
fatigue — 15%
skin problems 28% 12%
scarring — 14%
consequences of operation 29% 13%
IBS — 14%
joint diseases — 14%
weakness after illness — 14%
insensitivity to pain — 14%
damage to the nervous system — 13%
heart dysfunction — 13%
recovery period — 13%
up circulatory disorders — 13%
hypertension — 13%

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