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Results: Differences General ✘Otitis media in children✘Labyrinthitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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adenoids 24% —
sinusitis 5% 66%
pain in the left ear 18% —
twang — 38%
hearing loss in children 15% —
frontit — 37%
snot thick green 14% —
perilymphatic fistula — 34%
hearing loss adenoids 14% —
otogenic intracranial complications — 33%
thick discharge from the nose 13% —
labyrinthitis 8% 39%
green discharge from the nose 13% —
tuberculosis of the ear — 30%
adhesive otitis media 12% —
face is red — 29%
constipation children 11% —
nystagmus — 29%
moody child 11% —
stuffy ears 14% 42%
otitis media in children 10% —
dizziness attacks — 28%
external otitis 10% —
ear injuries 4% 31%
otitis in childhood 10% —
nasal congestion 3% 29%
foreign body of the ear 10% —
dizziness — 25%
swimmer's ear 9% —
inflammation 15% 40%
boil of the external auditory canal 9% —
noise in the head — 24%
acute otitis 27% 17%
ringing in the head — 23%
abscess of the outer ear 8% —
imbalance — 23%
frequent otitis media in childhood 8% —
hears a noise 4% 27%
boil in the ear 7% —
dizziness at night — 23%
sputum leaves easily 7% —
suppuration with fistulas — 23%
pain in the auricle 7% —
neuritis — 22%
chronic exudative otitis media 6% —
fistula — 22%
foreign body of the nose 6% —
paroxysmal positional vertigo — 21%
sinusitis in children 6% —
neuralgia — 21%
diarrhea from excitement 6% —
neuritis of the auditory nerve — 21%
atresia of the auditory canal 6% —
congenital syphilis — 21%
allergic otitis media 6% —
ear cholesteatoma — 21%
viral otitis media 6% —
syphilis — 21%
boil 6% —
impaired coordination — 21%
folliculitis 6% —
chronic purulent otitis media — 21%
discomfort in the throat 5% —
true dizziness — 20%
feeling of stuffy ears 5% —
deafness 3% 23%
sinusitis in children 5% —
tinnitus 5% 25%
purulent genyantritis 5% —
cochleovestibular syndrome — 20%
frequent sore throat 5% —
sensorineural — 20%
ear canal hyperemia 5% —
purulent otitis 9% 28%
worse during meals 5% —
meniere — 18%
vomiting from excitement 5% —
sweating from movement — 18%
eustacheitis 5% —
neuralgia of the ear node — 18%
worse food 5% —
dizziness with vomiting — 18%
pyelonephritis in children 5% —
severe dizziness — 18%
diathesis 5% —
nausea when moving — 18%
mastitis 5% —
trauma 2% 20%
spotting from the uterus 5% —
inflammation of the brain 3% 21%
proteus syndrome 5% —
inflammation of the eyes — 18%
tubotitis 5% —
psychosomatics — 17%
restless child 5% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system — 17%
meningitis in children 5% —
dizziness with nausea — 17%
throat discomfort when swallowing 5% —
consequences of infection — 17%
loose stools when agitated 5% —
bone fistula — 17%
ear cancer 5% —
progressive hemiatrophy of the face — 17%
ear canal swelling 5% —
damage to the nervous system 3% 20%
purulent mastitis 5% —
dizziness sudden — 16%
otitis media due to a runny nose 5% —
neurological disorders — 16%
atresia hoan 5% —
temporal bone fracture — 16%
pus in the throat 5% —
nausea vomiting — 16%
foreign body of the pharynx 5% —
epilepsy — 16%
restless hands 5% —
dizziness when moving — 16%
childhood diseases 5% —
consequences of taking medications — 16%
chest congestion 5% —
consequences of injuries — 15%
exudative 5% —
loss of balance — 15%
nervous diarrhea 5% —
there are no complaints — 15%
growing pains 5% —
sudden dizziness — 15%
adenoiditis 5% —
syphilitic meningitis — 14%
changes in feces 4% —
impaired function of the brain membranes — 14%
sputum green 4% —
stage of recovery — 14%
thin child 4% —
recovery period — 14%
catarrh of the nasopharynx 4% —
dizziness in the afternoon — 14%
rhinopharyngitis 4% —
nausea 3% 17%
pseudomonas infection 4% —
history of surgery 3% 17%
typhlitis 4% —
perforation of the tympanic eardrums 7% 21%
worse extreme temperatures 4% —
cerebral circulation disorder — 14%
diabetes mellitus in children 4% —
headache in the crown — 13%
nose injury 4% —
internal irritation — 13%
purulent bronchitis 4% —
need for movement — 13%
the heat is better 4% —
can not stand on his feet — 13%
fingers - drumsticks 4% —
otosclerosis — 13%
hemophilic infection 4% —
arachnoiditis — 13%
pharyngitis 4% —
subacute condition — 13%
nervous the child 4% —
tuberculosis — 13%
abrasion 4% —
dizziness with closed eyes — 13%
allergies in children 4% —
presses — 13%
restless and anxious 4% —
is quickly irritated — 13%
allergy 4% —
epitimpanit — 13%
anxiety disorders in children 4% —
chronic otitis 4% 17%
pain when swallowing 4% —
mastoiditis — 13%
eats often 4% —
ear pain 30% 43%
endometritis 4% —
ears red — 12%
gastrointestinal problems 4% —
paresis of the facial nerve — 12%
child's poor appetite 4% —
vomiting 4% 16%
rickets 4% —
bradycardia — 12%
it hurts to touch the skin 4% —
ejaculation disorders — 12%
diarrhea in a child 4% —
ataxia — 12%
high height 4% —
vestibular ataxia — 12%
hemolytic disease of newborns 4% —
dizziness in the morning — 12%
diphtheria 4% —
mucosit — 12%
inflammation of larynx 4% —
lying on the sick side — 12%
adenovirus infection 4% —
swelling of the ears — 12%
appetite immediately after eating 4% —
mumps meningitis — 12%

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