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Results: Differences Similar ✘Hyperacusis✘Efferent motor aphasia
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Distinctive symptoms
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acute hearing 38% —
motor aphasia — 85%
hearing impaired 28% —
obvisit — 67%
tinnitus in the morning 27% —
aphasia — 65%
ear barotrauma 27% —
agrammatism — 64%
perception 27% —
chanted speech — 61%
pulsation in the ears 26% —
trigeminal nerve neuralgia on the right — 55%
noise irritates 26% —
pain in the right half of the face — 55%
noise in the ears constant 26% —
facial neuralgia on the right — 55%
ear tumors 25% —
speech slurred — 54%
does not tolerate loud sounds 24% —
dyslexia — 52%
otosclerosis 24% —
dysprosody — 51%
iatrogenic ototoxicity 24% —
impaired understanding of speech — 50%
pulsating tinnitus 24% —
right-sided hemiparesis — 50%
gravis pressure in the ears 24% —
mistakes when writing — 49%
hearing 23% —
stroke — 48%
barotrauma 23% —
pain in the right half of the body — 47%
There is a noise 22% —
amnesic aphasia — 47%
cochleovestibular syndrome 22% —
mistakes in reading — 45%
meniere 21% —
embolophrasia — 45%
neurinoma 21% —
coprolalia — 43%
ringing in the head 21% —
afferent motor aphasia — 43%
noise in the head in the morning 21% —
errors in speech and writing — 40%
fruits tinnitus at night 21% —
dynamic aphasia — 40%
rupture of the eardrum 21% —
paraphasia — 40%
vibration sickness 21% —
semantic aphasia — 39%
noise in the back of the head 21% —
hemorrhagic stroke — 38%
anomalies of the middle ear 20% —
brain injury — 37%
neuritis of the auditory nerve 20% —
apoplexy — 37%
noise in the head 20% —
stuttering in speech — 37%
twitches eyelid 20% —
slow cns infections — 36%
twitching of the upper eyelid 20% —
Alexia — 36%
irritation from noise 19% —
stuttering — 36%
tinnitus 19% —
hematoma — 35%
strong irritation 19% —
errors in speech — 34%
tics 19% —
taciturnity — 34%
deafness 19% —
abscess — 33%
sensitivity to sounds 18% —
injuries — 32%
ear canal hyperemia 18% —
hemiparesis — 32%
head tumor 18% —
ataxia 11% 43%
sensorineural 18% —
median nerve neuropathy — 31%
the noise is better 18% —
brain abscess — 31%
otitis 17% —
the consequences of injury — 31%
pressure in the head 17% —
intracerebral hematoma — 31%
pulsates 17% —
speech absence 8% 38%
dizziness severe 16% —
obliterating atherosclerosis — 30%
otitis media 16% —
meningoencephalitis — 29%
hypersensitive to pain 16% —
peripheral artery thrombosis — 28%
pain in the veins 16% —
inflammation of the brain 8% 36%
dizziness 16% —
impaired coordination 13% 41%
external otitis 16% —
stereotypia — 27%
worse when shouting 15% —
dysarthria — 27%
hearing loss after otitis 15% —
swelling of the brain — 27%
patient behavior 15% —
vascular spasm — 26%
neurosis 15% —
need for activity — 25%
stuffy ears 15% —
moderate condition — 24%
worse from the slightest noise 15% —
paresis — 24%
loud voice 15% —
epilepsy — 24%
convulsions 15% —
papules — 23%
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 15% —
vascular damage — 23%
the skin is very sensitive 15% —
changes in the blood — 22%
screams from pain 15% —
inflammation 20% 42%
benign neoplasms 14% —
consequences of injuries — 22%
meat severe ataxia 14% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage 10% 32%
ear pain 14% —
thrombosis — 22%
vascular tumor 14% —
pain throughout the body — 22%
acute head injury 14% —
spasm — 22%
spinal abnormalities 14% —
injury 15% 34%
schizophrenia 13% —
bruise 8% 27%
perilymphatic fistula 13% —
stage of recovery 11% 29%
hypersensitivity of the skin 13% —
recovery period 11% 29%
does not tolerate noise 13% —
arterial occlusion 7% 24%
constantly blowing his nose 13% —
encephalitis 11% 26%
vibration in the body 13% —
blood diseases 12% 27%
exostoses of the external auditory canal 13% —
head injury 11% 25%
lot of sulfur in the ears 13% —
traumatic brain injury 11% 25%
neurovascular conflict 13% —
impaired arterial function 21% 35%
tinnitus lying 13% —
multiple sclerosis 16% 29%
pulsation in the head 13% —
leukoencephalitis 21% 34%
blows his nose loudly 13% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 11% 24%
feeling of water in the ear 13% —
trigeminal neuralgia 18% 30%
middle ear paraganglioma 13% —
neuritis of the facial nerve 19% 31%
strong man 13% —
hypertension 9% 21%
dizziness permanent 13% —
aneurysm 14% 26%
creaking in the joints 13% —
constantly moving 13% 25%
neurofibroma 13% —
prosopalgia 19% 31%
whistling in the ears 12% —
damage to the nervous system 23% 35%
diffuse toxic goiter 12% —
trigeminal nerve pain 18% 29%
feeling of stuffy ears 12% —
facial neuralgia 19% 30%
mood disorder 12% —
organic brain damage 22% 32%
noise in the head is constant 12% —
brain tumors 16% 26%
chiari anomaly 12% —
facial pain 16% 26%
high emotional sensitivity 12% —
up circulatory disorders 20% 29%
thyrotoxicosis 12% —
cerebral circulation disorder 25% 34%
hyperthyroidism 12% —
hypoxia 23% 31%
loss of taste 12% —
brain tumor 26% 34%
feeling of pressure on the ears 12% —
angiopathy 22% 29%
radiation damage to the nervous system 12% —
oncology 21% 28%
sad 12% —
consequences of taking medications 13% 19%
depression 12% —
patient's condition 13% 19%
methyl alcohol poisoning 12% —
acute pain 16% 21%

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