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Results: Differences General ✘Hyperacusis✘Joint contractures
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
acute hearing 38% —
arthritis — 47%
hearing impaired 28% —
traumatic arthritis — 40%
neuritis 28% —
rheumatoid arthritis — 34%
tinnitus in the morning 27% —
contractures of the joints — 28%
neuralgia 27% —
tendon contracture — 28%
pulsation in the ears 26% —
knee joint contracture — 27%
ear barotrauma 26% —
restriction of movement — 25%
noise in the ears constant 25% —
elbow joint contracture — 25%
iatrogenic ototoxicity 24% —
swelling — 23%
pulsating tinnitus 24% —
joint pain — 21%
otosclerosis 23% —
laceration — 20%
ear tumors 23% —
paralysis after stroke — 19%
noise irritates 23% —
hysteria — 19%
barotrauma 22% —
trauma 15% 33%
hears a noise 22% —
dislocation of the knee joint — 18%
vibration sickness 21% —
worse from prolonged movement — 17%
rupture of the eardrum 21% —
fractures of the forearm bones — 17%
noise in the head in the morning 21% —
bone fracture — 17%
noise in the back of the head 21% —
pain in the wrists — 17%
ringing in the head 21% —
pain in the elbow joints — 16%
fruits tinnitus at night 21% —
lot of plans — 16%
cochleovestibular syndrome 21% —
hematomyelia — 16%
meniere 20% —
hip dislocation — 15%
neurinoma 20% —
joint asymmetry — 15%
noise in the head 20% —
burn wound — 15%
anomalies of the middle ear 20% —
joint deformation — 15%
twitches eyelid 20% —
scar pain — 15%
twitching of the upper eyelid 20% —
aching pain in the extremities — 15%
neuritis of the auditory nerve 19% —
fracture of the humerus — 15%
tinnitus 19% —
spinal stroke — 15%
neuritis of the facial nerve 19% —
purulent arthritis — 15%
neurological pain 19% —
limb movement limitation of movement — 15%
irritation from noise 19% —
onset of illness — 15%
strong irritation 19% —
forced situation — 15%
tics 19% —
emotional 11% 26%
the noise is better 18% —
spinal cord tumors — 14%
sensorineural 18% —
constant aching pain — 14%
deafness 18% —
gunshot wounds — 14%
pulsates 17% —
muscle pain — 14%
ear canal hyperemia 17% —
constant joint pain — 14%
otitis 17% —
joint diseases 7% 21%
otitis media unspecified 16% —
contracture of the hands — 14%
severe dizziness 16% —
pain in the legs — 14%
hypersensitive to pain 16% —
elbow pain — 14%
external otitis 16% —
shoulder injury — 14%
facial pain 16% —
limitation of the amplitude of movements — 14%
pain in the veins 16% —
deforming arthrosis — 13%
multiple sclerosis 16% —
pain in the collarbone — 13%
dizziness 16% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation — 13%
otitis media 16% —
vegetative vascular dystonia — 13%
hearing loss after otitis 15% —
aching — 13%
stuffy ears 15% —
hip pain — 13%
loud voice 15% —
wound — 13%
convulsions 15% —
back injury — 13%
painful swelling 15% —
soft tissue abscess — 13%
gravis pressure in the ears 15% —
pain in the fingers — 13%
meat severe ataxia 14% —
aching pain in the joints — 12%
the skin is very sensitive 14% —
ischemic stroke — 12%
benign neoplasms 14% —
aching joints — 12%
spinal abnormalities 14% —
pain in the fingers — 12%
aneurysm 14% —
wound inflammation — 12%
drug disease 14% —
joint pain in the muscle — 12%
screams from pain 14% —
phlegmon — 12%
neurosis 14% —
thermal burns — 12%
worse from the slightest noise 13% —
pain in the knees — 12%
worse when shouting 13% —
cerebral palsy — 12%
pulsation in the head 13% —
joint destruction — 12%
consequences of taking medications 13% —
skin problems — 12%
attacks of pain 13% —
congestion purulent wounds — 12%
feeling of water in the ear 13% —
arthrosis — 12%
middle ear paraganglioma 13% —
spinal injury — 12%
blows his nose loudly 13% —
muscular dystonia — 12%
schizophrenia 13% —
scarring 7% 19%
dizziness permanent 13% —
encephalitis — 11%
neurofibroma 13% —
weakness in the legs — 11%
increased sensitivity 13% —
infectious arthritis — 11%
brain tumor 25% 10%
limbs pain — 11%
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 25% 10%
consequences of a fracture — 11%
cerebral circulation disorder 25% 10%
spasmodic pain — 11%
exostoses of the external auditory canal 12% —
need for movement — 11%
noise in the head is constant 12% —
weakness in the extremities — 11%
hypersensitivity of the skin 12% —
pain spasm — 11%
joint crunch 12% —
dislocation — 11%
benzene poisoning 12% —
neurogenic pain — 11%
neurovascular conflict 12% —
sensations in the extremities — 11%
acoustic trauma 12% —
muscle hypertonus — 11%
diffuse toxic goiter 12% —
patient is motionless — 10%
thyrotoxicosis 12% —
abscess — 10%
blood diseases 12% —
stroke — 10%
feeling of pressure on the ears 12% —
paralysis — 10%
meningoencephalitis 12% —
conservative — 10%
patient's condition 12% —
pain from the load — 10%
methyl alcohol poisoning 12% —
suppuration of the skin — 10%
carotid-cavernous junction 12% —
bone deformation — 10%
chiari anomaly 12% —
sensations in the legs — 10%
heart murmurs 12% —
underdevelopment — 10%
feeling of stuffy ears 12% —
muscle weakness — 10%
creaking in the joints 12% —
paresis — 10%
constantly blowing his nose 12% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 10%
damage to the eardrum 12% —
vascular damage — 10%

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