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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Meibomian keratitisSympathetic ophthalmia
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 33%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 33%(0)
Blood biochemistry 30%(1)
Other hormones 25%(1)
General blood test 23%(1)
Coagulogram 20%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
barley 85%
uveit 62%
blepharitis 72%
blushes when crying 47%
corneal dystrophy 71%
synechiae of pupil 45%
infectious eye diseases 68%
herpes in the eyes 43%
dystrophic keratitis 66%
up vascular mesh 41%
keratopathy 65%
worse at noon 41%
foreign body of the cornea 59%
lacrimation 40%
disorder demodecosis 58%
crying during complaints 40%
demodecosis of the eyelids 58%
fuchs syndrome 40%
scales on eyelids 57%
exudate in anterior chambers of eye 39%
corneal opacity 51%
red blood vessels of the eyes 39%
a foreign body in the eye 50%
cataract 36%
dystrophy 49%
optic neuritis 36%
crusts on the eyelids 48%
acute viral keratitis 35%
stromal keratitis 43%
pupils enlarged 34%
refractive errors 39%
secondary cataract 33%
chinga 39%
ulcer penetration 32%
lagophthalmos 39%
rupture of the eyeball 32%
meibomian keratitis 39%
flies in front of the eyes 32%
internal irritation 38%
acute iritis 32%
eye burns 37%
retinal 31%
penetrating eye injury 37%
inflammation of the eyes 25% 56%
dryness in the eyes 37%
whole head hurts 30%
bacterial keratitis 35%
sharpness decreased vision 30%
violation of accommodation 35%
bright eyes 30%
proteus syndrome 35%
headaches 29%
effects of burns 34%
dark eyes 28%
swelling of the conjunctiva 33%
wound inflammation 27%
corneal edema 33%
red dots 27%
spot pain 32%
glaucoma 27%
corneal injuries 32%
neuritis 26%
swelling of eyelids 32%
oncology 26%
worse in the fog 31%
neuralgia 25%
pseudomonas infection 31%
worse at 12 o'clock 25%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes 31%
alternating symptoms 24%
typhlitis 31%
is worse at 10 am 24%
dry 30%
herpes 24%
skin dystrophy 30%
ulcers on the skin 24%
helps others 30%
moderate condition 24%
scurvy 28%
skin spots 23%
wound postoperative 26%
serious condition 23%
infectious arthritis 26%
inflammation 18% 41%
streptococci 25%
lot of operations in small things 23%
weakening of immunity 24%
general intoxication syndrome 22%
arthritis 23%
tachycardia 22%
spicy food 23%
papules 22%
peptic ulcer 22%
worse during day 22%
immunodeficiency 22%
worse in morning 22%
joint diseases 21%
palpitations 21%
corneal ulcer 54% 31%
increased sensitivity 21%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 20%
intoxication 20%
keratitis 58% 37%
increased 18%
skin problems 19%
photophobia 26% 37%
lowered 18%
consequences of taking medications 18% 26%
pain in the eyes 33% 24%
blurred vision 34% 42%
eye surgery 55% 49%
visual impairment 31% 39%
traumatic illness 23% 23%
wound 21% 21%
patient's condition 18% 18%
trauma 19% 19%
swelling 20% 20%
consequences of surgery 20% 20%
history of surgery 39% 39%
consequences of injuries 21% 21%
s eyes cloudy 34% 34%
consequences of eye surgery 30% 30%
mechanical damage to the eyes 27% 27%
eye injury 27% 27%
eye swelling 26% 26%
consequences of eye injury 32% 32%

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