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Results: Differences General ✘Pulpitis✘Neurogenic pain
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —32%(2)
Blood biochemistry —15%(1)
General blood test —15%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
tooth decay 39% —
neurological disorders — 84%
toothache 34% —
diabetes mellitus — 84%
periodontitis 14% —
type 2 diabetes mellitus — 36%
acute toothache 14% —
metabolic syndrome — 33%
multiple caries 13% —
impaired arterial function — 18%
chronic pulpitis 13% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 16%
tooth sensitivity 13% —
postherpetic neuralgia — 15%
gums inflamed 12% —
hyperglycemia — 15%
aching 11% —
pain like an electric shock — 15%
pulpitis 10% —
anemia — 14%
increased sensitivity 8% —
neurogenic pain — 13%
caries pulpitis 7% —
pain as the current — 13%
inflammation 12% 4%
diabetic neuropathy — 12%
is very sensitive 6% —
herpes on his hands — 12%
teeth feel hot 6% —
herpes zoster — 12%
teeth ache from sweet 6% —
pain as from a bruise — 12%
toothache at night 6% —
bruising sensation — 11%
teeth feel cold 6% —
neuralgia — 11%
extirpation of pulp 5% —
chronic somatoform pain disorder — 10%
pain gives in the teeth 5% —
lightning strike — 10%
sensitivity of teeth to cold 5% —
burning in the lungs — 10%
taste of blood in the mouth 5% —
herpes — 9%
very chilly 5% —
psychosomatics — 8%
deep caries 5% —
ulnar nerve neuropathy — 8%
bitterness in the mouth 4% —
trigeminal neuralgia — 8%
swelling of the cheek 4% —
zudek syndrome — 8%
acute pulpitis 4% —
injury to the elbow joint — 8%
extirpation of baby teeth 4% —
decreased skin sensitivity — 7%
nose pain in the cheekbones 4% —
sudden onset — 7%
pain along the nerves 4% —
pain in the tendons — 7%
pain at one point 4% —
shoulder injury — 7%
pain in the chin 4% —
consequences of herpes — 7%
history of orthopedic surgery 3% —
violation of pain sensitivity — 7%
unbearable pain 3% —
shooting pains — 7%
gangrenous pulpitis 3% —
vegetative polyneuropathy — 7%
fibrous pulpitis 3% —
weak ligaments — 7%
polyps 3% —
consequences of stroke — 7%
sudden pain 3% —
weakness of the ligaments — 7%
enlarged lymph nodes 3% —
skin anesthesia — 7%
teething the child 3% —
insensitivity to pain — 6%
chilly 3% —
lowered — 6%
worse at night 3% —
tingling — 6%
bad breath unpleasant 3% —
nerve damage — 6%
swelling of the neck 3% —
neuritis — 6%
swelling 3% —
lung pain — 6%
tooth extraction 3% —
hypersensitivity of the skin — 6%
consequences of taking medications 2% —
damage to the nervous system — 6%
drug disease 2% —
burns — 5%
increased 2% —
dystrophy — 5%
patient's condition 2% —
muscle weakness — 5%
rapid weight loss 2% —
speech slurred — 5%
pain after tooth extraction 2% —
soreness of the skin — 5%
attacks of pain 2% —
consequences of injuries — 5%
loss body weight 2% —
weakness after illness — 5%
there are no complaints 2% —
stroke — 5%
toothache from hot 2% —
pain when touched — 5%
helps others 2% 7%
constant pain 3% 8%
trigeminal nerve pain 4% 8%
anesthesia 3% 7%
skin problems — 4%
does not tolerate pain 3% 5%
history of surgery 4% 6%
hypersensitivity to pain 5% 7%
trauma 2% 4%
acute pain 4% 5%

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