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Results: Differences General ✘Hearing loss in children✘Intracranial birth trauma
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Distinctive symptoms
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adenoids 87% —
hemorrhage in the ventricles of the brain — 97%
otitis 24% —
hemorrhagic stroke — 74%
frequent otitis 13% —
subdural hematoma — 72%
hearing loss in children 12% —
epidural hematoma — 72%
hereditary hearing loss 12% —
apoplexy — 71%
sensorineural 12% —
fetal hypoxia — 70%
iatrogenic ototoxicity 12% —
head injury in anamnesis 4% 72%
otitis media in children 12% —
hematoma — 66%
speaks in a whisper 11% —
fracture of the cranial vault — 65%
deafness 11% —
number of births has been reduced 4% 69%
neuritis of the auditory nerve 11% —
intracerebral hematoma — 64%
snoring 11% —
traumatic brain injury 6% 68%
otitis media 10% —
hemorrhagic disease of newborns — 61%
breathes through the mouth 10% —
birth trauma — 61%
foreign body of the ear 10% —
head injury 6% 66%
otitis media unspecified 10% —
hemorrhage in the eye — 59%
children's speech 10% —
diffuse axonal brain damage — 59%
temporal bone fracture 10% —
stroke — 57%
neuralgia 9% —
hypoxia 2% 59%
neuritis 8% —
suffocation 3% 60%
neuralgia of the ear node 7% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 56%
height is low 7% —
cephalomatoma — 55%
child is not says 7% —
subarachnoid hemorrhage — 55%
intoxication 7% —
discoordinated labor activity — 55%
replacing sounds 7% —
rupture of the cerebellar namet — 55%
at sea is good 7% —
severe childbirth — 54%
cytomegalovirus 7% —
hypoxia during childbirth — 54%
hears a noise 7% —
brain damage 3% 57%
says the same 7% —
impaired arterial function — 53%
inflammation 7% —
aneurysm — 53%
lot of sulfur in the ears 7% —
convulsions — 53%
the music is heard 7% —
effects of hypoxia — 53%
squeamishness 6% —
consequences of childbirth 3% 55%
syphilis 6% —
medulloblastoma — 51%
no voice 6% —
retinal rupture — 50%
viral meningitis 6% —
consequences of head injury — 50%
ear injuries 6% —
thrombocytopenia in newborns — 50%
clicks in the ear 6% —
angiopathy — 49%
general intoxication syndrome 6% —
weak breathing — 49%
can't read 6% —
weakness of the eyes — 49%
alport syndrome 6% —
skull fracture 3% 51%
joint crunch 6% —
hemorrhagic purpura — 48%
toxoplasmosis 6% —
organic brain damage — 47%
congenital deafness 6% —
vascular damage — 47%
tinnitus 6% —
muscle weakness — 46%
speech absence 6% —
tension of the eye muscles — 46%
neurological disorders 6% —
apnea — 46%
mumps meningitis 6% —
galactosemia — 46%
catarrhal tonsillitis in children 6% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 3% 49%
intrauterine infection 6% —
cerebral circulation disorder 3% 49%
foreign body of the nose 6% —
trauma 6% 52%
no children 6% —
weakness when breathing — 45%
rubella 6% —
low body temperature — 44%
limited vocabulary 6% —
impaired venous function — 44%
tonsillitis in children 5% —
damage to the nervous system 6% 49%
dyslexia 5% —
phenylketonuria — 43%
agrammatism 5% —
up circulatory disorders — 43%
catarrhal tonsillitis 5% —
complications of childbirth 4% 46%
dizziness when walking 5% —
lowered 7% 49%
ears without features 5% —
teratoma — 42%
impaired understanding of speech 5% —
tension in the face — 42%
dysprosody 5% —
pulse is irregular — 42%
mistakes when writing 5% —
anatomically narrow pelvis — 41%
makes mistakes when writing 5% —
glioma — 41%
ejaculation disorders 5% —
circadian rhythm disorders — 41%
A child's voice 5% —
asphyxia of newborns — 41%
cytomegalovirus infection in children 5% —
hypovitaminosis to — 40%
hyperthyroidism in children 5% —
cerebral vascular aneurysms — 40%
catarrhal otitis 5% —
vitamin K1 is lowered — 40%
ringing defect 5% —
pulse weak — 40%
otitis media due to a runny nose 5% —
rupture of the eyeball — 39%
perforation of the tympanic eardrums 5% —
fontanelle — 39%
lot of snot 5% —
thin-boned — 39%
diffuse toxic goiter in children 5% —
blow to the head — 39%
mitigation defect 5% —
thrombocytopenic purpura — 39%
onset of illness 5% —
childhood diseases 15% 53%
medical thyrotoxicosis 5% —
immunodeficiency — 38%
a history of prosthetics 5% —
aortic coarctation — 38%
patau syndrome 5% —
compression of the spinal cord — 38%
lambdacism 5% —
patient is motionless — 38%
neonatal sepsis 5% —
retinal edema — 38%
down syndrome 4% —
convulsions in sleep — 38%
fracture of the base of the skull 4% —
retinal hemorrhage — 38%
fussy child 4% —
roth's disease — 37%
ringing in the head 4% —
metabolic disorder — 37%
surgical infections 4% —
cramps at night — 37%
postvaccinal reaction 4% —
skewed pelvis — 37%
enthusiastic 4% —
deformation of the skull — 37%
diabetes mellitus in children 4% —
breathing superficial — 37%
acute otitis 4% —
respiratory acidosis — 37%
scarlet 4% —
autoimmune thrombocytopenia — 37%
anemia in children 4% —
prolonged labor — 37%
measles 4% —
history of surgery 6% 43%
volume of thyroid gland is reduced 4% —
acute head injury 4% 40%
meningitis in childhood 4% —
vomiting — 36%
erection at night 4% —
hemophilic infection — 36%
sudden deafness 4% —
brain cancer — 36%
observation skills 4% —
sleeps during the day — 36%
noise in the head 4% —
weakness after illness — 36%
loss of touch 4% —
lazy — 35%

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