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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General ✘Ganglioneuroma✘Occipital neuralgia
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Histological studies 82%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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ganglia 36% —
occipital neuralgia — 57%
ganglioneuritis 33% —
the headache starts in the back of the head — 32%
oncology in the anamnesis 31% —
headache in the back of the head — 31%
benign neoplasms 30% —
craniospinal tumors — 29%
history of brain surgery 27% —
headache gives in eyes — 27%
anomaly of kimberly 27% —
cough when moving — 27%
assimilation of atlanta 27% —
cough worse from movement — 27%
basilar impression 26% —
headaches from sneezing — 26%
brain tumors 25% —
cough gives to the head — 25%
history of surgery 24% —
pain in the auricle — 25%
mediastinal tumors 24% —
shoulder pain is worse when moving — 24%
brain stem tumors 22% —
cervical neuralgia — 24%
mom oncology 21% —
shoulder pain when raising the hand — 24%
pulsation in the temples 21% —
cervical spondyloarthrosis — 23%
ventriculitis 20% —
tuberculous meningitis — 23%
pain in the cervical spine 20% —
tuberculosis intoxication — 23%
poisoning with narcotic analgesics 20% —
frequent headaches — 23%
compression of the spinal cord 19% —
sneezing attacks — 22%
pain in the cervical 19% —
intercostal neuralgia — 22%
headache in the temples 19% —
constant pain — 21%
a difficult life 18% —
headache from coughing — 21%
whole head hurts 18% —
tuberculosis of the spine — 21%
spinal abnormalities 18% —
cough with sneezing — 20%
clamidiosis 18% —
pain radiates to the shoulder blade — 20%
measles 17% —
headache is worse from movement — 20%
fetal hypoxia 17% —
intercostal pain — 20%
pulsation in the head 17% —
ear pain — 19%
harelip 17% —
viral meningitis — 19%
alcohol poisoning 17% —
often sneezes — 19%
tumour in the abdomen 16% —
headache from above — 19%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 16% —
spondyloarthrosis — 19%
neck pain 16% —
pain in the ribs — 18%
rubella 16% —
attacks of pain — 18%
take it, take it 16% —
chronic headaches — 18%
intestinal tumor 15% —
pain in the side — 18%
history of chest surgery 15% —
neurological disorders — 18%
suffocation 15% —
head tilted — 18%
syphilis 15% —
pain in the collarbone — 18%
head tumor 15% —
it hurts to touch the skin — 18%
cytomegalovirus 15% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation — 18%
brain tumor 31% 14%
the patient complains of a headache — 17%
pulsates 14% —
headache behind the eyes — 17%
surgical infections 12% —
pain in the shoulder blades — 17%
there are no complaints 12% —
cough paroxysmal — 17%
neuritis 22% 16%
hypersensitivity of the skin — 17%
inflammation 15% 11%
facial pain — 16%
neurogenic pain — 16%
pain when moving — 16%
headache attacks — 16%
spondylopathy — 15%
painful swelling — 15%
painful appearance — 15%
meningitis — 15%
curvature of the spine — 15%
aneurysm — 15%
tuberculosis — 14%
essential hypertension — 14%
organic brain damage — 14%
general intoxication syndrome — 14%
cough — 14%
pain when touched — 14%
pain in the eyes — 14%
does not tolerate pain — 14%
cerebral circulation disorder — 14%
worse from movement — 14%
vascular tumor — 13%
soreness of the skin — 13%
hypertension — 13%
impaired arterial function — 12%
angiopathy — 12%
damage to the nervous system — 12%
up circulatory disorders — 12%
headaches 18% 25%
oncology 25% 29%
back pain 14% 15%
forced situation 15% 15%
intoxication 12% 12%
hypoxia 13% 13%
inflammation of the brain 15% 15%
neck swelling 17% 17%
spinal cord tumors 19% 19%
lowered 11% 11%

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