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Results: Differences General ✘Vestibular neuritis✘Neurinoma of the auditory nerve
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Distinctive symptoms
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neuritis of the auditory nerve 78% 17%
worse in evening — 71%
otitis 52% —
foot nail fungus — 70%
consequences of head injury 50% —
rashes between the fingers — 67%
true dizziness 43% —
drowsy intoxication — 60%
encephalitis 42% —
soaking eczema — 59%
agony 39% —
itching from water — 58%
deafness 66% 29%
twilight obscuration of consciousness — 58%
dizziness 52% 18%
bruises under the eyes — 55%
paroxysmal positional vertigo 31% —
internal itching — 53%
cerebral circulation disorder 30% —
itching of the skin on the legs — 53%
neuritis 64% 32%
nail fungus — 52%
imbalance 48% 16%
bad from milk — 52%
spasm 29% —
foot fungus — 51%
otitis media 27% —
epidermophytia — 51%
severe dizziness 27% —
rash on the fingers — 50%
oncology 26% 0%
mucous discharge from the nose — 49%
dizziness sudden 25% —
nose eye fatigue — 48%
in rhomberg position deviation 24% —
moody child — 48%
nystagmus horizontal 24% —
pain when moving — 46%
inflammation 23% —
stubborn stubborn — 45%
progressive hemiatrophy of the face 22% —
nose good — 45%
a bump on the head 22% —
dark eyes — 44%
acute hearing 21% —
red blood vessels of the eyes — 43%
vestibular neuritis 21% —
agitation — 41%
bursting in the ear 20% —
neuritis of the facial nerve — 39%
different eyes 20% —
wet skin — 39%
anomaly of kimberly 20% —
fungus — 38%
herpetic encephalitis 19% —
pedantry — 37%
dizziness attacks 37% 16%
frequent colds — 37%
labyrinthitis 41% 20%
confusion of consciousness — 35%
a feeling of bursting in the head 19% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 34%
dizziness permanent 19% —
ear tumors — 33%
dizziness in the afternoon 18% —
facial pain — 32%
nystagmus 35% 15%
neurological pain — 31%
cervical migraine 18% —
tingling in the tumor — 30%
cervical spondyloarthrosis 17% —
benign tumors of the tongue — 30%
stem stroke 17% —
worse from movement 11% 41%
brain stem tumors 17% —
dental neuralgia — 30%
sensorineural 35% 16%
loss of taste — 29%
acute viral keratitis 16% —
benign tumors of the pharynx — 27%
unilateral headache 16% —
loss of balance 12% 39%
headache throbbing 15% —
paresis of the facial nerve — 26%
cervical osteochondrosis 15% —
acute pain — 25%
drug disease 15% —
dizziness when turning the head — 24%
leukoencephalitis 15% —
neuralgia of the lingopharyngeal nerve — 23%
anxiety and dizziness 15% —
dizziness as in intoxication — 22%
bursting in the head 15% —
asymmetry of nasolabial folds — 22%
state of exacerbation 15% —
feeling of pressure on the ears — 22%
stroke 15% —
tingling of the skin of the face — 22%
spondyloarthrosis 14% —
paresis — 22%
migraine 14% —
neurinoma of the auditory nerve — 22%
hears a noise 14% —
converging strabismus — 21%
chronic condition 14% —
otosclerosis — 21%
ocular ischemic syndrome 14% —
double vision — 21%
disturbing delusions 13% —
trigeminal neuralgia — 20%
transient ischemic attack 13% —
impaired coordination 30% 50%
violations of the motor act 13% —
trigeminal nerve pain — 19%
closed person 13% —
painful swelling — 19%
osteochondrosis 13% —
nasolabial folds — 19%
ringing in the head 13% —
paralysis — 18%
reduction delusion 13% —
asymmetry — 18%
noise in the head 13% —
gradual deterioration of the condition — 18%
frequent antibiotics 13% —
chronic somatoform pain disorder — 18%
headaches 13% —
radiation therapy — 18%
pulsation in the head 13% —
bouts of nausea — 17%
feeling of insecurity 13% —
radiation damage — 17%
stage of recovery 13% —
periodic paralysis — 17%
recovery period 13% —
chronic inflammation of the eyes — 17%
overflow of the head 13% —
fighting — 17%
dizziness at night 12% —
pain in the tongue — 17%
dizziness with excitement 12% —
facial crevices — 17%
effects of taking antibiotics 12% —
cerebellar ataxia — 16%
irritation in the morning 12% —
headache in the back of the head — 16%
keratitis 12% —
facial asymmetry — 16%
spondylopathy 12% —
cancer — 16%
acceleration of movements 12% —
hydrocephalus — 15%
impaired arterial function 12% —
increased intracranial pressure — 15%
consequences of acute respiratory 12% —
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 15%
ganglia 12% —
strabismus — 15%
bursting 12% —
tingling — 14%
meningoencephalitis 12% —
ataxia — 14%
anxiety about work 11% —
polyneuropathy — 14%
sensations in the legs 11% —
psychosomatics — 14%
pulsates 11% —
history of surgery 8% 22%
it's worse in transport 11% —
difficult to swallow — 14%
dizziness lying down 11% —
clear boundaries — 14%
dizziness in the morning 11% —
tinnitus 12% 26%
herpes 11% —
inflammation of the eyes — 14%
i'm being watched 10% —
elderly patients — 14%
neurinoma 10% —
pain in the veins — 14%
sudden dizziness 10% —
inflammation of the brain — 14%
unexplained fear 10% —
short height — 13%
the feeling of falling 10% —
oncology in the anamnesis — 13%
anxiety 10% —
constant pain — 13%
better from work 9% —
subacute condition — 12%
I'm being controlled 9% —
helps others — 12%
head tilted 9% —
aching — 12%
allergy 9% —
muscle weakness — 12%
illusions 9% —
presses — 12%
from left to right 9% —
control issues — 12%

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