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Results: Differences General ✘Ganglioneuritis✘Neurogenic keratitis
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Distinctive symptoms
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cervical neuralgia 61% —
dystrophic keratitis — 63%
ganglioneuritis 61% —
corneal ulcer — 59%
hysterical 59% —
keratopathy — 55%
neuritis 94% 37%
corneal dystrophy — 54%
ganglia 100% 46%
herpes in the eyes — 51%
inflammation of the sciatic nerve 37% —
keratitis — 49%
exophthalmic goiter 37% —
herpes on the eyelids — 45%
pain in the eyes and upper jaw 34% —
acute idiopathic neuritis — 45%
erysipelas recurrent 32% —
corneal opacity — 43%
pain is felt in the ear 32% —
dystrophy — 42%
functional paresis of the larynx 32% —
eye surgery — 42%
pain along the sciatic nerve 32% —
sensation of a foreign body in the eye — 41%
neck sensitivity 32% —
eye sensitivity — 40%
facial pain 32% —
herpes on the head — 40%
violation of pain sensitivity 30% —
adenovirus infection — 38%
pain in the heart 30% —
corneal injuries — 38%
alimentary-toxic aleikia 30% —
spot pain — 38%
cervical nodes are painful 30% —
purulent corneal ulcer — 36%
history of chest surgery 30% —
infectious eye diseases — 36%
mycotoxicoses 30% —
foreign body sensation — 35%
ganglioneuroma 29% —
herpes — 35%
face is red 29% —
eye injury — 33%
laryngeal paresis 28% —
onset of illness — 33%
intraocular pressure is lowered 28% —
uveit — 33%
lacrimation with a runny 28% —
mechanical damage to the eyes — 33%
pulling pain in the neck 28% —
photophobia — 32%
acute toothache 28% —
trauma — 32%
chronic dysentery 27% —
herpes in the nose — 32%
inflammation of the tooth 27% —
penetrating eye injury — 31%
tuberculosis intoxication 26% —
acute viral keratitis — 30%
nose pain in the cheekbones 26% —
herpes recurrent — 30%
severe neck pain 26% —
corneal erosion — 30%
gives to the ears 26% —
a foreign body in the eye — 30%
inflammation 59% 31%
frequent herpes — 30%
pressing pain in the sternum 25% —
makes the scalp sensitive — 29%
sciatic nerve neuropathy 25% —
pain from herpes — 29%
brucellosis 25% —
corneal edema — 28%
acute dysentery 25% —
blepharospasm — 28%
nose red 25% —
has a swelling of the eye — 28%
inflammation of the eyes 25% —
wet eyes — 27%
pain at the base of the skull 25% —
traumatic illness — 27%
weakness of the fingers 25% —
compression in the body — 26%
emotional 25% —
herpes zoster — 26%
gorner syndrome 25% —
hypoalgesia — 26%
changeable mood 24% —
ulcer penetration — 26%
dysentery 24% —
tumors of peripheral nerves — 25%
pain in the upper jaw 24% —
bubbles on the skin — 25%
blushes when crying 24% —
wound — 25%
internal itching 24% —
consequences of a viral infection — 24%
violation of gastric motility 24% —
eye spasm — 24%
insomnia anxiety 24% —
insensitivity to pain — 23%
copious discharge from the nose 23% —
nerve damage — 22%
enophthalmos 23% —
abdominal swelling — 22%
paresis 23% —
skin cancer — 22%
hypochondria 23% —
eye swelling — 22%
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome 23% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 22%
pain in the legs 23% —
acute injury — 21%
sweating of the face 23% —
bloating — 21%
pressing pain behind the sternum 23% —
scratches — 20%
numbness of the skin 23% —
wounds heal poorly — 20%
paralysis 23% —
peptic ulcer — 19%
diffuse cyanosis 23% —
sepsis — 19%
sciatic nerve pain 23% —
spasm — 18%
paresis of the facial nerve 23% —
soreness of the skin — 18%
lower paraparesis 23% —
dryness — 18%
pain when touched 23% —
surgical infections — 18%
palpation of spine is painful 23% —
brain damage — 17%
ear pain 22% —
swelling — 17%
overwork 22% —
trigeminal nerve pain 24% 41%
neuritis of the facial nerve 22% —
conducting an inspection — 17%
discomfort in the heart 22% —
there are no complaints — 16%
adnexitis 22% —
drug disease — 16%
female pelvic organs 22% —
consequences of taking medications — 16%
erysipelas 22% —
lowered 13% 21%
prostatitis 22% —
a bump on the head 24% 29%
viral tonsillitis 22% —
trigeminal neuralgia 26% 31%
pain in the veins of the legs 22% —
discharge from the eyes 19% 23%
pain chest 22% —
pain in the nose 19% 23%
genital itching 22% —
pain in the eyes 17% 20%
does not tolerate pain 22% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 14% 17%
diphtheria 22% —
cancer 14% 17%
squeezing pain behind the sternum 22% —
consequences of infection 14% 17%
pain in the forearm 21% —
skin problems 19% 22%
scarlet 21% —
lacrimation 20% 23%
pain gives in the arm 21% —
oncology 13% 16%
pain gives in the leg 21% —
increased 12% 15%
pain in the thoracic spine 21% —
history of surgery 28% 30%
weakness of the muscles of the hands 21% —
sagging skin 21% —
neurasthenia 21% —
crying from pain 21% —
inflammation of the ovaries 21% —
agranulocytosis 21% —
exophthalmos 21% —
slader syndrome 21% —
pain in the lumbar back 21% —
chronic tonsillitis 21% —
toothache aching 21% —
severe pain in the arm 21% —
anxiety at night 21% —
salpingitis 21% —
the sympathetic nervous system 21% —
skin dirty 21% —
impaired prostate function 20% —
bleeding uterine 20% —
tooth decay 20% —
intoxication 20% —
weakness in the hands 20% —
dilated pupils 20% —
angina attack 20% —
hip pain 20% —
red blood vessels of the eyes 20% —
hypersensitivity of the skin 20% —

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