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Results: Differences General ✘Akathisia✘Инородное тело уха у детей
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —21%(0)
Measurements at the reception —16%(0)
Patient and visits 12%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
violent facial expressions 84% —
otitis — 53%
akathisia 43% —
purulent discharge from the ear — 51%
need for movement 43% —
pain in the auricle — 48%
fiddles with his hands 29% —
hearing impaired — 45%
mumbles 26% —
deafness — 45%
opium withdrawal syndrome 24% —
ear pain — 45%
rubs the nose 23% —
discharge from ears serous — 45%
picks his nose 22% —
external otitis — 43%
latent iron deficiency 22% —
discharge from the ears — 41%
swings 21% —
likes to act — 40%
opium addiction 21% —
irritable moody — 40%
itching in the ears 21% —
ear mite — 38%
he can't feel his legs 21% —
neuritis of the auditory nerve — 37%
carbon monoxide poisoning 20% —
perforation of the tympanic eardrums — 35%
internal tension 20% —
inflammation — 35%
itching of the skin of the hands 20% —
sensorineural — 34%
anxiety inside 19% —
from fatigue crying — 33%
itchy nose 19% —
loves nature — 33%
organic anxiety disorder 19% —
lot of sulfur in the ears — 33%
stims 18% —
twitching pain — 32%
itching of the extremities 18% —
screaming crying — 31%
leg restlessness 17% —
neuritis — 31%
patient's condition 17% —
otitis media in children — 31%
pain in the entire spine 17% —
inquisitive — 30%
itching constant 16% —
loudly cries — 30%
withdrawal syndrome 16% —
neuralgia — 30%
tension in the legs 16% —
sloppy — 29%
cannot relax 16% —
screams from pain — 28%
stereotypical movements 16% —
stuffy ears — 28%
tension in the spine 16% —
irritability in the child — 28%
takes antidepressants 14% —
chronic otitis — 26%
parkinson's disease 14% —
ear injuries — 26%
variable symptoms 14% —
moody child — 26%
lower back pain 14% —
hears a noise — 26%
emotional tension 14% —
crying from pain — 25%
stereotypia 14% —
pain in the side — 25%
changeable mood 13% —
foreign body sensation — 25%
alternating symptoms 13% —
ear numbness — 25%
addiction 13% —
tearfulness — 24%
general tension 13% —
tinnitus — 23%
alcohol dependence 13% —
growing pains — 23%
back pain 13% —
difficult childhood — 22%
tremor 13% —
hyperactive — 22%
sensations in the legs 12% —
the pain is worse lying down — 21%
anxiety 12% —
lowered — 21%
skin anesthesia 12% —
the body is not his — 21%
pain in the legs 12% —
no strength — 21%
itchy skin 12% —
history of surgery 10% 30%
lot of operations in small things 12% —
high height — 20%
damage to the nervous system 11% —
pulsates — 20%
intoxication 11% —
pain throughout the body — 19%
emotional 11% —
fighting — 19%
anesthesia 11% —
no appetite — 19%
drug disease 10% —
exhaustion — 18%
picks the skin 9% —
helps others — 18%
pulls clothes 9% —
childhood diseases — 16%
tugging ears 9% —
trauma — 16%
there are no complaints — 16%
increased — 15%
acute pain 11% 24%
irritability from pain 16% 26%
fidgety 14% 22%
irritability during 13% 20%
irritability 13% 20%
consequences of taking medications 10% 16%
worries due to pain 20% 22%

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