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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Peripheral paralysis of the facial nerveHemifacial spasm
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Distinctive symptoms
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paralysis 92% 14%
hemifacial spasm 51%
lot paralysis left-sided 38%
facial spasms 9% 42%
nasolabial folds 11%
tends to sleep 33%
cheeks burn 10%
lacunar brain infarction 31%
bogorad syndrome 10%
overexcitation of the psyche 30%
eyebrow pain 9%
muscle pain 30%
contracture 9%
aneurysm 30%
patient is motionless 9%
muscle pain at night 28%
neuritis of the facial nerve 36% 26%
synkinesia 8% 36%
lagophthalmos 8%
a history of neurosurgery 27%
round face 7%
emotional 27%
teeth rare 7%
oncology 25%
pinching nerves 7%
history of surgery 23%
tongue atrophy 7%
spasm 6% 29%
burning in the head 7%
blepharospasm 6% 28%
polyneuropathy 7%
trigeminal neuralgia 22%
keratitis 7%
pain spasm 22%
can't cry 7%
crumpy syndrome 21%
muscle weakness 7%
trigeminal nerve pain 21%
leads to the side 7%
Babinsky symptom 21%
tract crying attacks 7%
conservative 20%
facial asymmetry 6%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 20%
swelling 6%
brain tumor 20%
disease periodic muscle 6%
lip pain 20%
neuritis 34% 26%
stroke 20%
weakness of the eyes 6%
cerebral vascular aneurysms 19%
weakness after illness 6%
facial muscle spasm 10% 29%
sleep better 6%
mental fatigue 18%
cry when complaining 6%
strong irritation 18%
dryness 6%
emotional fatigue 18%
crying during complaints 6%
eye spasm 6% 24%
worse from sudden movements 6%
sudden onset 17%
pain in the tongue 6%
emotional burnout 17%
asymmetry 6%
hypertension atherosclerosis 17%
acute hearing 6%
hyperkinesis 17%
eye tic 6%
attacks of pain 17%
ophthalmoplegia 6%
arteriovenous malformation 16%
clumsiness 6%
hemorrhagic stroke 16%
lower paraparesis 6%
pain worse in the morning 16%
open person 5%
tinnitus 16%
vascular spasm 5%
mental tension 16%
better at night 5%
ischemic stroke 16%
neurogenic pain 5%
general tension 15%
n 5%
sudden pain 15%
state of exacerbation 5%
postoperative pain 15%
burns 5%
neuralgia of the ear node 7% 22%
general swelling does 5%
emotional tension 15%
worse from movement 5%
consequences of taking medications 4% 19%
worse lying down 5%
apoplexy 15%
illness after hypothermia 5%
hearing impaired 5% 20%
pain in the mouth 5%
inflammation of the brain 15%
twitches eyelid 5%
brain tumors 15%
nerve damage 5%
pulsates 14%
tics 5%
eyes close 6% 20%
muscle atrophy 5%
thrombosis 13%
paralytic syndrome 5%
vascular tumor 13%
facial swelling 5%
worse in morning 13%
pain in the fingers 5%
does not tolerate pain 13%
worse at rest 5%
overwork 13%
patient's condition 4%
angioplasty 12%
wound 4%
there are no complaints 12%
gradual deterioration of the condition 4%
hypertension 12%
better in afternoon 4%
consequences of surgery 12%
chronic condition 4%
drug disease 4% 16%
acute condition 4%
impaired arterial function 4% 16%
consequences of infection 4%
inflammation 8% 19%
better in morning 4%
increased 11%
trauma 4%
closes 5% 14%
better when closing the eyes 3%
periodic paralysis 10% 18%
acute pain 21% 17%
onset of illness 5% 12%
paresis of the facial nerve 14% 19%
neurological disorders 24% 25%

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