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Results: Differences General	✘Glaucomocyclitic crisis	✘Dislocation of the lens
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 71%(0) Other hormones 56%(1) — Measurements at the reception — 54%(0) Spermogram — 49%(1) Ultrasound of the organ — 48%(0) CT of the organ — 48%(0) General blood test 42%(4) — Blood biochemistry 38%(2) — Coagulogram — 29%(1) Radiography of the area — 28%(0) Histological studies 26%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
uveit	73%	—
dislocation of the lens	—	93%
swelling of the whole body	62%	—
hyperopia	—	92%
allergy	60%	—
dislocation	—	84%
reaction to manta rays	56%	—
omission of internal organs	—	83%
narrowing of the fields of vision	56%	—
contusions of the eye	—	82%
bright eyes	55%	—
hyperlysinemia	—	77%
allergic swelling	53%	—
ligament rupture	—	76%
inflammation of the eyes	47%	—
ligament damage	—	75%
different pupils	43%	—
keratopathy	—	74%
eyes close	43%	—
cataract	—	66%
corneal edema	43%	—
corneal dystrophy	—	66%
anisocoria	43%	—
rupture of the eyeball	—	65%
tuberculosis	42%	—
eye surgery	—	63%
secondary glaucoma	41%	—
consequences of taking medications	—	60%
primary-multiple tumors	38%	—
hypermetropic astigmatism	—	59%
sudden onset	38%	—
amniotic heaviness	—	59%
hypertensive	37%	—
intraocular pressure is lowered	—	59%
shroud	37%	—
consequences of surgery	—	58%
pretending to be sick	37%	—
myopia	—	57%
absences	35%	—
trauma	—	56%
hysteria	33%	—
dystrophy	—	56%
allergy to medications	33%	—
bruise	—	55%
epilepsy attacks	32%	—
penetrating eye injury	—	54%
closes	32%	—
subconjunctival hemorrhage	—	52%
remission	31%	—
weight change	—	51%
essential hypertension	30%	—
blurred vision	—	50%
epilepsy	30%	—
ehlers - danlos syndrome	—	48%
does not tolerate pain	29%	—
progressive myopia	—	47%
increased sensitivity	28%	—
traumatic illness	—	47%
subacute condition	28%	—
astigmatism	—	46%
hypertension	60%	30%
gray eyes	—	46%
convulsions	28%	—
sprains	—	46%
angioplasty	57%	28%
marfan syndrome	—	46%
presses	27%	—
retinal	—	45%
neurological disorders	27%	—
minimum physical load	—	45%
attacks of pain	27%	—
weakness no	—	44%
impaired arterial function	25%	—
weakness of the ligaments	—	43%
oncology	24%	—
headaches	—	43%
dilated pupils	64%	41%
exophthalmos	—	43%
swelling	52%	29%
is not deformed	—	42%
inflammation	48%	27%
nose headache from fatigue	—	41%
conjunctiva redness	56%	44%
violation of protein metabolism	—	41%
red blood vessels of the eyes	51%	41%
mechanical damage to the eyes	—	40%
pain is felt in the orbit	—	40%
hemorrhage in the eye	—	40%
eye injury	—	40%
headache with weakness	—	39%
heavy weight	—	39%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy	—	38%
bruise	—	38%
worse at 7 am	—	37%
history of surgery	23%	58%
criticality	—	34%
worse from movement	—	34%
worse during day	—	32%
worse in morning	—	32%
hypotension	—	32%
quickly gets tired	—	31%
weakness after illness	—	30%
wound	—	30%
heredity predisposition	31%	59%
childhood diseases	—	28%
skin problems	—	27%
s eyes cloudy	45%	71%
visual impairment	41%	65%
lowered	33%	52%
glaucoma	78%	88%
increased	52%	58%
eye swelling	34%	39%
shortened cycle	32%	36%
nose large eyes	35%	39%
pain in the eyes	31%	34%
acute pain	26%	29%

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