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Results: Differences General	✘Subdural empyema	✘Multiple encephalomyelitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 59%(0) 100%(0) General blood test 100%(6) 22%(1) Blood biochemistry 46%(2) 19%(2) CT scan of the brain 47%(0) 13%(0) Body mass index K. — 46%(0) MRI of the organ 21%(0) 17%(0) CT of the skull 37%(0) — CT of the organ 21%(0) 16%(0) CT of the head 22%(0) 13%(0) General urine test 34%(5) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	37%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	98%
brain abscess	28%	—
absent-mindedness	—	97%
abscess	21%	—
pressing pain in the temples	—	83%
subdural hematoma	20%	—
headache pressing in the temples	—	83%
papules	20%	—
leukoencephalitis	6%	81%
sinusitis	19%	—
pressure in the temples	—	73%
hematoma	19%	—
misunderstanding	—	72%
spinal epidural hemorrhage	18%	—
headache in the crown	—	69%
mastoiditis	18%	—
headache bursting	—	65%
otitis	17%	—
pressing headache	—	64%
chronic sinusitis	16%	—
multiple encephalomyelitis	—	63%
bacterial meningitis	16%	—
bursting in the head	—	63%
trauma	16%	—
illness from stress	—	62%
streptococci	15%	—
headache in the temples	—	58%
purulent otitis	15%	—
benign epithelial tumors	—	55%
meningitis	15%	—
worse from worry	—	52%
hemiparesis	15%	—
bursting	—	50%
meningitis in children	14%	—
inhibition	—	50%
epidural hematoma	14%	—
confusion of thoughts	—	48%
surgical infections	14%	—
loses thought	—	48%
hemiparetic gait	14%	—
head tumor	—	46%
hiv	14%	—
headaches	21%	63%
fungus	14%	—
benign neoplasms	—	41%
leukocytosis	14%	—
brain tumor	8%	43%
vomiting	13%	—
pressing pain in the crown	—	32%
a history of neurosurgery	13%	—
bursting pain in the temples	—	32%
absences	13%	—
headache pressing in the crown	—	32%
genyantritis chronic	13%	—
presses	7%	38%
osteomyelitis	13%	—
multiple sclerosis	—	29%
purulent genyantritis	13%	—
chlamydial pneumonia	—	28%
spinal epidural abscess	13%	—
retrobulbar neuritis	—	27%
consequences of injuries	12%	—
oncology	9%	34%
genyantritis	12%	—
measles	—	24%
immunodeficiency	12%	—
antibodies to myelin	—	23%
purulent sinusitis	12%	—
chickenpox in childhood	—	23%
pseudomembranous colitis	12%	—
dizziness with excitement	—	22%
inflammation of the brain	12%	—
pulmonary mycoplasmosis	—	22%
otitis in childhood	12%	—
consequences of chickenpox	—	22%
traumatic brain injury	12%	—
consequences of vaccinations	—	22%
meningeal symptoms	11%	—
neurogenic bladder	—	21%
vomiting with increased blood pressure	11%	—
atypical pneumonia	—	21%
swelling	11%	—
whooping	—	21%
tonic-clonic convulsions	11%	—
rabies	—	21%
chronic otitis	11%	—
sore throats in childhood	—	21%
streptococcal infections	11%	—
nausea with excitement	—	21%
organic brain damage	11%	—
hemiplegia	—	21%
whole head hurts	11%	—
optic neuritis	—	21%
brain cyst	11%	—
chanted speech	—	20%
necrosis	11%	—
speech slurred	—	20%
focal epilepsy	11%	—
the consequences of angina	—	20%
nausea with increased pressure	11%	—
epidemic flu	—	20%
fontanelle	11%	—
impaired nervous system function	—	20%
hemianopsia	11%	—
infectious mononucleosis	—	20%
gunshot wounds	11%	—
mononucleosis	—	20%
subacute condition	10%	—
tingling in the body	—	19%
large fruit	10%	—
enterovirus infection	—	19%
cerebellar ataxia	10%	—
headache from worried	—	19%
infectious colitis	10%	—
diphtheria	—	19%
parotid fistula	10%	—
rickettsiosis	—	19%
anaerobic infection	10%	—
effects of the flu	—	19%
paresis of legs	10%	—
nocturnal enuresis	—	19%
weakness in the arms and legs	10%	—
pain of the muscles of the body	—	19%
weakness in the hands	10%	—
viral tonsillitis	—	19%
paresis of the hand	10%	—
loss of touch	—	18%
weakness after illness	10%	—
consequences of herpes	—	18%
skull fracture	10%	—
feeling of bruising	—	18%
impaired venous function	10%	—
effects of pneumonia	—	18%
clonic cramps	10%	—
radiculitis	—	18%
generalized epilepsy	10%	—
tingling in the hands	—	18%
acute otitis	10%	—
paralysis of the lower extremities	—	18%
brain tumors	9%	—
stupor	—	18%
very high fever	9%	—
tingling in the legs	—	18%
effects of taking antibiotics	9%	—
intestinal paresis	—	18%
weakness in the legs	9%	—
chickenpox	—	18%
skin problems	9%	—
mycoplasma	—	18%
colitis	9%	—
viral diarrhea	—	17%
neurogenic pain	9%	—
headache aching	—	17%
chronic granulomatous disease	9%	—
pneumonia in the anamnesis	—	17%
headache vomiting	9%	—
magnesia	—	17%
thalamic syndrome	9%	—
fever with muscle pain	—	17%
ischemic stroke	9%	—
delayed urination	—	17%
big head	9%	—
sudden dizziness	—	17%
sepsis	8%	—
intestinal lethargy	—	16%
epilepsy in the morning	8%	—
consequences of acute respiratory	—	16%
staphylococcus aureus	8%	—
rubella	—	16%
significant operational risk	8%	—
dysarthria	—	16%
tetrad of fallot	8%	—
protein-energy deficiency	—	16%
lung abscess	8%	—
paralytic syndrome	—	16%
stiffness in the joints	8%	—
dizziness with nausea	—	16%
nausea vomiting	8%	—
rheumatism	—	16%
bronchiectasis	8%	—
nervous exhaustion	—	16%
bone fracture	8%	—
headache with dizziness	—	16%
thrombosis	8%	—
tonsillitis	—	16%
weakening of immunity	8%	—
intestinal obstruction	—	16%
large child	8%	—
encephalopathy	—	15%
angioplasty	8%	—
neuralgia	—	15%
severe fever	8%	—
neuritis	—	15%
problems with studying	8%	—
fever in the body	—	15%
n	8%	—
severe headache neck pain	—	15%
stroke	8%	—
flu	—	15%
high fever	8%	—
restriction of movement	—	15%

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