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Results: Differences General ✘Meningococcal infection✘Rhinogenic intracranial complications
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Distinctive symptoms
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there are no complaints 50% —
brain abscess — 52%
meningococcal infection 39% —
frontit — 46%
meningococcal meningitis 39% —
sinusitis — 46%
rhinopharyngitis 36% —
abscess — 43%
catarrh of the nasopharynx 36% —
runny nose after hypothermia — 40%
pharyngitis 34% —
genyantritis — 40%
impaired function of the brain membranes 31% —
my head is clear — 38%
slight nasal 26% —
chronic sinusitis — 38%
acute nasopharyngitis runny 25% —
sphenoiditis — 38%
feeling of heat 25% —
chronic runny — 35%
mucus in the nose 24% —
constant discharge from the nose — 35%
nasal discharge purulent 24% —
spasm in the back of the head — 35%
mucous discharge from the nose 24% —
fracture of the base of the skull — 34%
high temperature 24% —
one fracture of the nose — 33%
congestion nose green discharge 24% —
history of surgery — 33%
hyperfibrinogenemia 24% —
tinnitus — 33%
bacteremia 24% —
thrombosis — 32%
pain in the larynx 23% —
voice is deaf — 32%
face turns red with excitement 23% —
headache in the crown — 32%
acute condition 23% —
agnosia — 31%
throat tickling 23% —
arachnoiditis — 31%
pus in the throat 23% —
surgical infections — 30%
high fever 22% —
dyslexia — 30%
mucus throat 22% —
paretic gait — 29%
dermographism red 22% —
spastic paralysis — 29%
severe fever 22% —
makes mistakes when writing — 29%
impaired nervous system function 22% —
mistakes when writing — 29%
cough 21% —
muscle hypertonus — 29%
incipient cold 21% —
memory lapses — 28%
sepsis 21% —
patient's gait is spastic — 28%
cough with nasal congestion 21% —
myelitis — 27%
sweats quickly 21% —
leukocytosis — 27%
blushes with excitement 21% —
hemianopsia — 27%
chinga 21% —
serous meningitis — 27%
onset of illness 21% —
spasm — 26%
dry cough 21% —
nose injury — 26%
meningitis in childhood 21% —
paralysis of the limbs — 26%
disorders of consciousness 21% —
papules 12% 38%
irritated mucous throat 21% —
whole head hurts — 26%
headache with weakness 20% —
shift of leukocyte formula to left — 26%
dryness of the nasal mucosa 20% —
chronic condition — 26%
headache photophobia 20% —
overflow of the head — 25%
redness of the skin of the face 20% —
hypertension — 25%
green discharge from the nose 20% —
leg weakness walking — 25%
pharyngeal mucosa dry 20% —
skull fracture — 25%
feeling of heat in the back of the head 20% —
ringing in the head — 25%
mucus on the back 20% —
paralysis of the lower extremities — 25%
dryness in the larynx 20% —
weakness in the leg muscles — 24%
nasal congestion 20% —
eosinophilia — 24%
green mucus from the nose 20% —
noise in the head — 24%
hyperkinesis in children 20% —
anaerobic infection — 24%
hot to the touch 20% —
shaky gait — 24%
labyrinthitis 19% —
paresis of legs — 24%
beginning of the flu 19% —
brain damage 11% 35%
subfebrility 19% —
migrating larva — 23%
sputum 19% —
phlegmon — 23%
ulcers in the nose 19% —
a history of neurosurgery — 23%
throat hurts 19% —
impaired arterial function — 23%
subconjunctival hemorrhage 19% —
consequences of a fracture — 22%
cough from dry throat 19% —
illness after hypothermia — 22%
optic neuritis 19% —
history of brain surgery — 22%
tonsillopharyngitis 19% —
weakness in the legs — 22%
feeling in the throat 19% —
weakness in the extremities — 22%
dryness 19% —
osteomyelitis — 22%
throws back his head 19% —
meningeal symptoms 23% 45%
skin is hot 18% —
muscular dystonia — 22%
migrating erythema 18% —
increased ESR — 22%
feeling of heat in the throat 18% —
worse when walking — 21%
cough from snot 18% —
positive — 21%
slight temperature 18% —
epilepsy attacks — 21%
main complaint headache 18% —
changeable mood — 21%
epidemic flu 18% —
acute venous thrombosis — 21%
rigidity of the occipital muscles 18% —
streptococci — 21%
posterior rhinitis 18% —
history of vein surgery — 21%
unbearable headache 18% —
traumatic brain injury — 21%
moderate condition 18% —
loss of balance — 21%
joint asymmetry 18% —
hypoglycemia — 21%
sweating is increased 17% —
memory impairment — 21%
severe chills 17% —
protein reduced — 21%
A little weakness 17% —
blockage of blood vessels — 21%
sopor 17% —
meningeal syndrome 22% 42%
subarachnoid hemorrhage 17% —
state of exacerbation — 20%
feeling of heat in the nose 17% —
epilepsy — 20%
sweating of the head 17% —
forgetfulness — 20%
tickling with cough 17% —
protein with increased — 20%
arthritis 17% —
irritability — 20%
tickling throat cough 17% —
speech slurred — 20%
dryness in the nose 17% —
bone fracture — 19%
slight cough 17% —
impaired coordination — 19%
continuous cough 17% —
family man — 19%
effects of the flu 17% —
inflammation of the brain 23% 42%
neurological disorders 16% —
nausea — 18%
runny nose stuffiness 16% —
impaired venous function — 18%
face is red 16% —
immunodeficiency — 18%
sweats from pain 16% —
emotional — 17%
adynamia 16% —
trauma — 16%
sweating with weakness 16% —
encephalitis 14% 30%
feeling of heat in the heart 16% —
blood diseases — 16%
rash on the torso 16% —
angioplasty — 16%
nosebleed 16% —
leukoencephalitis 18% 34%

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