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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Trigeminal neuralgiaCysticercosis of the brain
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Distinctive symptoms
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neuritis 41% 27%
cysticercosis 92%
pain in the jaw 8%
pork tapeworm 85%
pain in the lower jaw 5%
focal epilepsy 58%
trigeminal neuralgia 4%
hypertensive cerebral crisis 57%
toothache aching 4%
epilepsy 54%
tract crying attacks 2%
eosinophilia 52%
headache frontal 2%
epilepsy attacks 51%
nose pain in the cheekbones 2%
convulsions 1% 50%
tongue numbness 2%
eating with hands 47%
squeezes fingers 2%
damage to the nervous system 46%
blushes when crying 2%
calcification 45%
postherpetic neuralgia 2%
helminths 45%
slight temperature 2%
brain tumors 1% 45%
frontit 2%
headaches 1% 44%
pricks 2%
brain tumor 1% 42%
pain in the upper jaw 2%
jackson 's epilepsy 41%
nasolabial folds 2%
headache attacks 40%
pain from herpes 2%
neurosyphilis 40%
numbness lips 2%
headache vomiting 39%
facial numbness 2%
oncology 1% 39%
holds the breath 2%
eosinopenia 38%
pain in the chin 2%
pain in the vessels of the head 38%
small vestibule of the oral cavity 2%
calcium 38%
numbness of the chin 2%
vomiting 38%
drooling 2%
pain in the veins 37%
shooting pains 2%
hallucinations 37%
sinusitis 2%
brain damage 37%
numbness of the upper lip 2%
epileptic status 36%
plexit 2%
attacks of pain 2% 37%
lip pain 2%
paresis 34%
tearing pain 2%
leukoencephalitis 34%
pain in the gums 2%
eggs found in fecal 34%
dental neuralgia 2%
paresis of the facial nerve 34%
pain in the mouth 2%
inflammation 5% 38%
myelitis 33%
headache in the center 33%
worms in the feces 33%
patient's condition 33%
A little weakness 32%
whole head hurts 32%
ophthalmoplegia 32%
increased 32%
median nerve neuropathy 32%
sudden dizziness 31%
dizziness with vomiting 31%
presses 31%
epilepsy in childhood 31%
neurological disorders 7% 37%
lymphocytosis 30%
dizziness attacks 29%
head severe 29%
feeling of heaviness in the head 29%
meningoencephalitis 28%
paralytic syndrome 28%
history of brain surgery 27%
headache with dizziness 27%
strong character 27%
hydrocephalus 27%
acute pain 4% 30%
meningitis 26%
inflammation of the eyes 26%
head tumor 26%
syphilis 26%
severe headache neck pain 26%
bradycardia 25%
inflammation of the brain 1% 26%
history of surgery 1% 26%
lack of breath 25%
impaired nervous system function 25%
speech slurred 24%
paralysis 24%
neurosis 24%
delirium 24%
disorders of consciousness 24%
dizziness 24%
destructive behavior 24%
pain when breathing 1% 25%
pain in the eyes 2% 25%
remission 2% 25%
fighting 23%
muscle weakness 23%
mood disorder 23%
drug allergy 23%
confusion of consciousness 23%
madness 23%
visual impairment 23%
impaired gastric function 22%
increased sensitivity 22%
subacute condition 22%
impaired venous function 22%
intoxication 21%
heart dysfunction 21%
impaired lung function 21%
angiopathy 21%
allergy 21%
up circulatory disorders 21%
hypertension 21%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 20%
there are no complaints 20%
impaired arterial function 20%
neuritis of the facial nerve 14% 32%
consequences of taking medications 1% 19%
facial pain 10% 27%
neurological pain 13% 26%

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