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Results: Differences General ✘Subluxation of the cervical vertebra✘Rupture of the eyeball
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Measurements at the reception 15%(0)12%(0)
CT of the organ 18%(0)—
MRI of the organ 16%(0)—
Coagulogram —13%(1)
Neurologist's examination 11%(0)—
General inspection 10%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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short-term memory impairment 68% —
impatient — 88%
pressing pain in the temples 65% —
foresight — 80%
headache pressing in the temples 62% —
macular rupture — 80%
desire for solace 58% —
better when distracted — 72%
pressure in the temples 57% —
patient — 67%
it gets dark in the eyes 49% —
short sleep — 58%
memory impairment 48% —
membranes increased tsh — 56%
neck injury 46% —
hypotension — 50%
subluxation of the cervical vertebra 45% —
cataract — 45%
sociable 42% —
the pain is worse lying down — 43%
calculating 41% —
pain when moving 18% 60%
subluxation atlanta 37% —
rupture of the eyeball — 42%
increased sensitivity 36% —
s eyes cloudy — 42%
overwork 31% —
penetrating eye injury — 35%
neck pain 29% —
iridodialysis — 28%
headache in the neck 27% —
intraocular pressure is lowered — 27%
pain in the cervical spine 27% —
hyphema — 26%
patient is motionless 27% —
contusions of the eye — 26%
pain in the cervical 27% —
dislocation of the lens — 24%
headache at the base of the skull 25% —
subconjunctival hemorrhage — 24%
headache worse on the right 25% —
explosive injury — 23%
goosebumps head 25% —
enophthalmos — 22%
worse from movement 24% —
swelling of the conjunctiva — 22%
noise in the head at night 23% —
tetanus — 21%
goosebumps sensation 23% —
gray eyes — 21%
pain in the neck with dizziness 23% —
sharpness decreased vision — 20%
neck pain on the right 23% —
wound — 19%
headaches 22% —
mechanical damage to the eyes — 18%
swelling of the neck 22% —
hemorrhage in the eye — 18%
blow to the head 21% —
bruise — 18%
back pain 20% —
glaucoma — 18%
headache on the left 20% —
eye injury — 18%
gooseflesh 20% —
bruise — 17%
is worse the right side 19% —
acute injury — 16%
neck pain on the left 19% —
visual impairment — 15%
pain in the side of the neck 19% —
nausea vomiting — 15%
neck pain when swallowing 19% —
nausea — 14%
pain in the neck muscles 19% —
presses — 14%
feeling of swelling in the throat 19% —
vomiting — 14%
dislocation of a tooth 19% —
trauma 20% 28%
pain when turning the head in the neck 19% —
sports injury 14% 20%
headache in the crown 18% —
catatrauma 14% 20%
when turning 18% —
increased 12% 17%
dizziness at night 18% —
dizziness 53% 58%
tinnitus 18% —
relaxation 18% —
fruits tinnitus at night 18% —
severe neck pain 18% —
headache on the right 18% —
symptoms from left to right 17% —
flat back syndrome 17% —
pain at the base of the skull 17% —
squeezes fingers 17% —
compression of the jaws 17% —
head injury 16% —
trems 16% —
swelling of the tongue 16% —
palpation of spine is painful 16% —
touching the head painful 16% —
pain in the upper jaw 16% —
pain from sudden movements 16% —
joint asymmetry 16% —
perihepatitis 16% —
makes the scalp sensitive 16% —
forced situation 16% —
tetraparesis 15% —
consequences of spinal injury 15% —
stiffness in the neck 15% —
compression of the spinal cord 15% —
anomalies of the dentition 15% —
headache is worse from movement 15% —
feeling of puffiness 15% —
pain in the muscles of the back 15% —
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) 15% —
discomfort in the intestines 15% —
neck sensitivity 15% —
paresis of the hand 14% —
convulsions 14% —
decreased skin sensitivity 14% —
tension in the spine 14% —
pain when swallowing 14% —
birth trauma 14% —
swelling on the head 14% —
pain in the lumbar back 14% —
ringing in the head 14% —
headache in the back of the head 14% —
head tilted 14% —
ligament damage 14% —
from eating better 14% —
pain in the tongue 14% —
dense swelling 14% —
swelling of the throat 14% —
worse from sudden movements 14% —
convulsions pain 14% —
ligament rupture 14% —
dizziness fainting 14% —
joint crunch 13% —
pain in the sternum 13% —
abdominal discomfort 13% —
it is better from massage 13% —
the patient complains of a headache 13% —
pain due to flatulence 13% —
sensations in the neck 13% —
tension in the head 13% —
worse at rest 13% —
bloating pain 13% —
paresis of legs 13% —
headache tension 13% —
noise in the head 13% —
from left to right 13% —
history of surgery 12% —
throat hurts 12% —
head surgery 12% —
worse lying down 12% —
sensations in the hands 12% —
fainting 12% —
cramps in the legs 12% —
muscle tension 12% —
lower back pain 12% —
intensive physical load 12% —
headache with dizziness 12% —
spinal injury 12% —
better from work 12% —
patient's condition 12% —
left-sided symptoms 12% —
right-sided symptoms 12% —
severe headache neck pain 12% —
feeling in the throat 12% —
need for movement 12% —
paresis 11% —
skin anesthesia 11% —
muscle pain 11% —
poor sleep 11% —
stiffness in the joints 11% —
disorders of consciousness 11% —
consequences of pregnancy 11% —
consequences of physical exertion 11% —
pain in the intestines 11% —
bloating 11% —
difficult to swallow 11% —
pain when touched 11% —
asymmetry 11% —
better in afternoon 10% —
abdominal pain 10% —
soreness of the skin 10% —
anesthesia 10% —
acute pain 10% —
neurological disorders 10% —
skin problems 9% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 9% —
headache from left to right 8% —
goose bumps on the hands 8% —
hands in a dream above the head 8% —
he clenches his jaw at night 8% —
neck pain when turning on the left 8% —
lowered 8% —

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