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Results: Differences General ✘Neuritis of the facial nerve✘Vestibular neuritis
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Distinctive symptoms
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facial pain 68% —
neuritis of the auditory nerve 4% 79%
neurological disorders 54% 21%
deafness 3% 68%
acute pain 23% —
dizziness 2% 53%
trigeminal neuralgia 21% —
consequences of head injury — 51%
trigeminal nerve pain 20% —
otitis 3% 53%
paresis of the facial nerve 10% —
true dizziness — 45%
paresis 9% —
opisthotonus — 43%
neuralgia 41% 31%
labyrinthitis — 42%
herpes in the ears 6% —
encephalitis 2% 42%
neuritis of the facial nerve 6% —
agony — 39%
hyperacusis 5% —
dizziness attacks — 37%
traumatic neuritis 5% —
nystagmus 2% 36%
dryness of the mucous membrane of the eyes 5% —
paroxysmal positional vertigo — 32%
facial muscle weakness 5% —
hearing impaired 3% 35%
nasolabial folds 4% —
sensorineural 3% 35%
nerve damage 4% —
impaired coordination — 31%
herpes on the tongue 4% —
spasm — 30%
paralysis after stroke 4% —
cerebral circulation disorder 2% 30%
cold after hypothermia 4% —
cerebrovascular disease unspecified 2% 30%
pain is felt in the ear 4% —
sudden deafness — 28%
ear pain 4% —
severe dizziness — 27%
bogorad syndrome 4% —
otitis media unspecified 2% 28%
herpes on the palate 4% —
otitis media 2% 28%
paralysis 4% —
dizziness sudden — 25%
facial asymmetry 4% —
brain damage 2% 27%
muscle weakness 4% —
progressive hemiatrophy of the face — 22%
asymmetry 4% —
nystagmus horizontal 3% 25%
lacrimation 4% —
a bump on the head — 22%
hypersensitive to pain 3% —
in rhomberg position deviation — 22%
tract crying attacks 3% —
patient's condition — 21%
constantly crying 3% —
bursting in the ear — 21%
viral otitis media 3% —
anomaly of kimberly — 21%
pain from herpes 3% —
neuralgia of the ear node 3% 24%
inflammation of the brain 3% —
vestibular neuritis — 21%
rash on the tongue 3% —
different eyes — 20%
illness after hypothermia 3% —
dizziness permanent — 19%
worse when shouting 3% —
a feeling of bursting in the head — 19%
inflammation of the eyes 3% —
conducting an inspection — 19%
herpes rashes 3% —
herpetic encephalitis — 19%
aching all over the body 3% —
vomiting — 19%
ophthalmoplegia 3% —
vertebral artery syndrome — 19%
ear injuries 3% —
dizziness in the afternoon — 18%
pain throughout the body 3% —
acute hearing 5% 22%
violation of the function of the tonsils 3% —
cervical spondyloarthrosis — 17%
polio 3% —
brain stem tumors — 17%
screams from pain 3% —
meniere — 17%
masked face (hypomimia) 3% —
vascular myelopathy — 17%
nose pain in the cheekbones 3% —
inflammation 8% 24%
trauma 3% —
acute viral keratitis — 16%
inflammation of the mucous membrane of the eyes 3% —
unilateral headache — 16%
herpes on the face 3% —
headache throbbing — 16%
worse from the slightest noise 3% —
bursting in the head — 16%
converging strabismus 3% —
head like a drunken — 15%
herpes in the mouth 3% —
osteoarthrosis of the spine — 15%
lagophthalmos 3% —
cervical osteochondrosis — 15%
tinnitus lying down 3% —
attacks of pain 2% 17%
lack of taste 3% —
state of exacerbation — 15%
dryness 3% —
migraine — 14%
dryness and pain in the eyes 3% —
nausea — 14%
salivation 3% —
ocular ischemic syndrome — 14%
onset of illness 3% —
pulsation in the head — 14%
wound inflammation 3% —
chronic condition — 14%
constant lacrimation 3% —
spondyloarthrosis — 14%
pain along the nerves 3% —
damage to the nervous system 2% 16%
cervical neuralgia 3% —
stem stroke 3% 17%
asymmetry of nasolabial folds 3% —
feeling of insecurity — 13%
skin problems 3% —
overflow of the head — 13%
gives to the ears 3% —
closed person — 13%
rashes in the auricle 3% —
osteochondrosis — 13%
pain in the wound 3% —
disturbing delusions — 13%
vascular tumor 2% —
stage of recovery — 13%
myositis 2% —
violations of the motor act — 13%
crying during complaints 2% —
recovery period — 13%
painful swelling 2% —
reduction delusion — 13%
traumatic illness 2% —
frequent antibiotics — 13%
abscess 2% —
transient ischemic attack — 13%
cry when complaining 2% —
bursting — 13%
gradual deterioration of the condition 2% —
myelopathy — 13%
vascular damage 2% —
leukoencephalitis 2% 15%
feeling of bruising 2% —
drug disease 2% 15%
a history of organ transplantation 2% —
consequences of taking medications 2% 15%
scarring 2% —
dizziness at night — 12%
thrombosis 2% —
keratitis — 12%
aching 2% —
spondylopathy — 12%
polyneuropathy 2% —
loss of balance — 12%
neuroinfections 2% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 12%
acute injury 2% —
irritation in the morning — 12%
consequences of injuries 2% —
meningoencephalitis — 12%
increased sensitivity 2% —
dizziness with excitement — 12%
muscle atrophy 2% —
arthrosis — 12%
hemorrhages on the skin 2% —
acceleration of movements — 12%
strabismus 2% —
headaches 2% 14%
apoplexy 2% —
ringing in the head 2% 14%
severe hypoxia 2% —
stroke 3% 15%
strong irritation 2% —
ganglia 2% 13%
mumps 2% —
anxiety about work — 11%
soreness of the skin 2% —
pulsates — 11%
tumors of peripheral nerves 2% —
it's worse in transport — 11%
pain after injury 2% —
sensations in the legs — 11%
sensitivity of mucous membranes 2% —
impaired arterial function 2% 13%

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