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Results: Differences General ✘Mechanical damage to the eyes✘Corneal ulcer
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Distinctive symptoms
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contusions of the eye 43% —
eyes purulent discharge — 52%
bruise 33% —
purulent corneal ulcer — 43%
fog in the right eye 21% —
corneal ulcer — 37%
consequences of injuries 27% 4%
dystrophic keratitis — 34%
blunt trauma to the eye 19% —
discharge from the eyes 13% 45%
hemorrhage in the eye 19% —
corneal opacity 37% 65%
eye swelling 33% 14%
bacterial keratitis — 27%
pain in the left eye 17% —
lacrimation 17% 44%
sensation of a foreign body in the eye 14% —
keratopathy 8% 35%
foreign body sensation 14% —
ulcer penetration — 27%
hemophthalmos 14% —
peptic ulcer — 26%
dislocation of the lens 13% —
hypopion — 26%
retinal rupture 13% —
conjunctivitis — 24%
retinal 13% —
constantly crying — 24%
consequences of eye injury 12% —
chronic dacryocystitis — 24%
macular rupture 11% —
uveit 4% 27%
head injury 18% 5%
blepharospasm — 23%
exophthalmos 11% —
conjunctiva redness — 23%
iridodialysis 10% —
typhlitis — 23%
heaviness in the eyes 10% —
infectious eye diseases — 23%
angiopathy of the retina 10% —
pseudomonas infection — 23%
bone fracture 10% —
sepsis — 22%
roth's disease 10% —
lacrimal ducts — 21%
retinal hemorrhage 10% —
acute iritis — 21%
consequences of a fracture 9% —
chronic inflammation of the eyes — 20%
fracture with displacement 9% —
ulcers on the skin — 20%
eye burns 9% —
canaliculitis — 20%
dislocation 9% —
dacryocystitis — 20%
hyphema 9% —
streptococci — 18%
fracture of the upper jaw 8% —
allergy eyes — 18%
the consequences of bruise 8% —
endophthalmitis — 18%
scalped wound 8% —
crying during complaints — 17%
vascular damage 8% —
sympathetic ophthalmia — 17%
cataract removal 8% —
acute violation of ophthalmotonus 6% 22%
penetrating eye injury 8% —
swelling of eyelids — 15%
limitation of the mobility of the eyeballs 8% —
inflammation of the appendages — 15%
vitreous detachment 8% —
corneal precipitates — 15%
hypotension of the eyeball 7% —
strong irritation — 15%
rash on the body 7% —
irritation on the eyelids — 15%
angiopathy 7% —
acrid tears — 14%
subcutaneous emphysema 7% —
conjunctivitis purulent — 14%
movement of eyeballs is limited 7% —
atrophy of the eyeball 9% 23%
aphakia 6% —
s eyes cloudy 27% 41%
nose swelling 6% —
purulent iridocyclitis — 14%
orbital complications of sinusitis 6% —
dry eye syndrome — 14%
patient is motionless 6% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 14%
explosive injury 6% —
chronic conjunctivitis — 14%
pain in the eyeballs when moving 6% —
bullous keratopathy — 14%
vitreous hernia 6% —
wet eyes 3% 17%
numbness of the nose 6% —
inflammation 9% 22%
bone defects 6% —
the eye is red and swollen — 13%
enophthalmos 6% —
gonorrhea — 13%
history of maxillary sinus surgery 6% —
corneal edema — 13%
nail injury 6% —
swelling of the conjunctiva — 13%
heavy eyelids 6% —
panophthalmitis — 13%
cataract 17% 9%
fungus — 13%
consequences of head injury 6% —
corneal dystrophy 21% 34%
opacity of vitreous bodies floating 5% —
spasm 2% 15%
attacks of pain 5% —
acute allergic reactions — 12%
sinusitis 5% —
acute viral keratitis — 12%
crying when complaining 5% —
allergy — 12%
traumatic illness 5% —
pneumococcal infection — 12%
contusion head 5% —
clouding of the lens 13% 25%
facial crevices 5% —
severe lacrimation — 12%
nasal congestion 5% —
dermatitis — 12%
injury rate 5% —
inflammation of the eyes 17% 29%
conservative 5% —
red eye syndrome — 12%
genyantritis 5% —
phlegmon of the eye socket — 11%
different eyes 5% —
rosacea — 11%
injuries of the paranasal sinuses 5% —
seasonal allergies — 11%
head surgery 5% —
photophobia 6% 17%
violation of accommodation 5% —
transient tachypnea of newborns — 11%
cataract operated 5% —
secondary glaucoma 6% 17%
macular edema 5% —
pain when pressing on the eyes — 11%
pupils narrow 5% —
suppuration of the skin — 11%
consequences of surgery 5% —
dystrophy 14% 25%
feeling of nasal 5% —
red eyelids — 11%
hematoma 5% —
onset of illness — 11%
subconjunctival hemorrhage 5% —
scarlet — 11%
pain with eye movement 5% —
papules — 10%
insufficient convergence 5% —
dermatitis of the eyelids — 10%
rashes on the eyelids 5% —
exudate in anterior chambers of eye — 10%
glass eyes 5% —
drug allergy — 10%
nose injury 5% —
keratitis in children — 10%
edema of the eyes in the morning 5% —
acute bacterial conjunctivitis — 10%
restriction of movement 4% —
urolithiasis 3% 13%
hypotension 4% —
iris subatrophy — 10%
the nose is blocked flowing 4% —
adenovirus conjunctivitis — 10%
nerve damage 4% —
dry — 10%
soft tissue bruise 4% —
cutting pain in the eyes — 10%
red whites of the eyes 4% —
inflammation of the mucous membrane of the eyes — 10%
nose large eyes 4% —
trophic ulcer — 10%
lung damage 4% —
herpes — 10%
fracture of the radius 4% —
improvement after tears — 10%
hemorrhages on the skin 4% —
constant lacrimation — 10%
bruise 4% —
allergic keratitis — 9%
worse from water 4% —
abscess — 9%
capillary leak syndrome 4% —
stevens-johnson syndrome — 9%
swelling after a fracture 4% —
purulent discharge from the eye in the morning — 9%
pain after injury 4% —
there is no herpes — 9%

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