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Results: Differences General	✘Blepharochalasis	✘Corneal ulcer
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 58%(4) Spermogram 39%(1) — Infection tests 29%(0) 10%(0) Measurements at the reception 27%(0) 7%(0) Coagulogram 29%(1) 4%(1) Other hormones — 15%(2) Blood biochemistry — 10%(3)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	77%
ptosis of the upper eyelids	92%	6%
keratitis	39%	100%
sagging skin	75%	—
s eyes cloudy	—	47%
fatty hernias of the eyelids	71%	—
purulent corneal ulcer	—	47%
redness of the upper eyelid	71%	—
corneal dystrophy	—	37%
skin atrophy	69%	—
inflammation of the appendages	—	31%
squints his eyes	67%	—
inflammation of the eyes	—	31%
hernia	64%	—
clouding of the lens	—	30%
allergic swelling	73%	8%
phlegmon of the eye socket	—	30%
demodecosis of the eyelids	72%	10%
hypopion	—	29%
quincke's edema in the anamnesis	60%	—
bacterial keratitis	—	29%
disorder demodecosis	72%	10%
uveit	—	29%
photopsia	59%	—
ulcer penetration	—	29%
scales on eyelids	71%	10%
chronic dacryocystitis	—	27%
blepharochalasis	58%	—
conjunctivitis	—	26%
intestinal resection	57%	—
pseudomonas infection	—	25%
blepharitis	69%	10%
blepharospasm	—	25%
heavy eyelids	56%	—
corneal edema	—	25%
senile hyperopia	56%	—
typhlitis	—	25%
eating salt	52%	—
atrophy of the eyeball	—	25%
a history of facelift	52%	—
infectious eye diseases	—	25%
periorbital edema	52%	—
sepsis	—	24%
amblyopia	51%	—
inflammation	—	24%
renal edema	49%	—
acute iritis	—	23%
visual impairment	66%	16%
acute violation of ophthalmotonus	—	23%
scotoma	48%	—
dacryocystitis	—	22%
elderly patients	48%	—
lacrimal ducts	—	22%
chronic glomerulonephritis	47%	—
chronic inflammation of the eyes	—	22%
hyperopia	47%	—
canaliculitis	—	22%
bowel prolapse	47%	—
constantly crying	—	22%
swelling	66%	17%
eye spasm	—	22%
loss of visual fields	45%	—
ulcers on the skin	—	21%
skin problems	62%	16%
pain in the eyes	—	21%
glomerulonephritis	44%	—
phlegmon	—	20%
consequences of surgery	42%	—
allergy eyes	—	20%
increased	59%	15%
endophthalmitis	—	20%
myopia	41%	—
sympathetic ophthalmia	—	19%
eye surgery	64%	22%
abscess	—	19%
thin skin	40%	—
streptococci	—	19%
protein-energy deficiency	39%	—
eye sensitivity	—	18%
muscular dystonia	39%	—
photophobia	—	18%
eye swelling	55%	15%
secondary glaucoma	—	18%
enlargement of the thyroid gland	38%	—
spasm	—	17%
chronic kidney disease	38%	—
bullous keratopathy	—	16%
chronic kidney failure	38%	—
corneal precipitates	—	16%
history of surgery	59%	19%
irritation on the eyelids	—	16%
quincke	46%	6%
acrid tears	—	16%
allergy	53%	13%
corneal injuries	—	16%
conjunctiva redness	64%	25%
heavy eyes	—	16%
consequences of taking medications	47%	8%
purulent iridocyclitis	—	15%
worse at 7 am	37%	—
anterior chamber of eye is uneven	—	15%
inflammation of the kidneys	37%	—
conjunctivitis purulent	—	15%
hypotension	37%	—
chronic conjunctivitis	—	15%
blushes when crying	50%	12%
dry eye syndrome	—	15%
muscle tension	36%	—
inflammatory infiltrate	—	15%
protein c deficiency	35%	—
mechanical damage to the eyes	—	14%
nephropathy	35%	—
gonorrhea	—	14%
congestive kidney	34%	—
stones in the bladder	—	14%
kidney failure	34%	—
eye injury	—	14%
stiffness in the joints	34%	—
panophthalmitis	—	14%
fighting	33%	—
discharge from the eyes	—	14%
blurred vision	51%	17%
swelling of the conjunctiva	—	14%
red blood vessels of the eyes	58%	24%
serious condition	—	14%
swelling of the neck	40%	6%
fungus	—	14%
hypotension	32%	—
the eye is red and swollen	—	14%
worse during day	32%	—
acute viral keratitis	—	13%
kidney diseases	31%	—
acute allergic reactions	—	13%
angiopathy	30%	—
pneumococcal infection	—	13%
swelling of eyelids	46%	16%
severe lacrimation	—	13%
wet eyes	47%	18%
dermatitis	—	13%
strong irritation	45%	17%
transient tachypnea of newborns	—	12%
worse in morning	32%	6%
crying from pain	—	12%
red eyelids	48%	22%
red eye syndrome	—	12%
hypertension	31%	6%
seasonal allergies	—	12%
anesthesia	31%	6%
rosacea	—	12%
crying during complaints	42%	18%
scarlet	—	12%
cry when complaining	42%	18%
foreign body of the cornea	—	12%
glaucoma	40%	17%
suppuration of the skin	—	12%
wound	31%	9%
acute pain	—	12%
blood diseases	28%	8%
eyes purulent discharge	—	12%
impaired arterial function	29%	10%
secondary cataract	—	12%
onset of illness	29%	12%
keratitis in children	—	11%
dystrophic keratitis	49%	37%
trauma	—	11%
lacrimation	58%	50%
improvement after tears	—	11%
dystrophy	33%	27%
inflammation of the mucous membrane of the eyes	—	11%
keratopathy	43%	38%
patient's condition	—	11%
corneal ulcer	46%	41%
constant lacrimation	—	11%
peptic ulcer	33%	29%
exudate in anterior chambers of eye	—	11%
drug allergy	—	11%
papules	—	11%
trophic ulcer	—	11%
iris subatrophy	—	11%
consequences of infection	—	11%
pain when pressing on the eyes	—	11%
adenovirus conjunctivitis	—	11%
acute bacterial conjunctivitis	—	11%
cutting pain in the eyes	—	11%
herpes	—	11%
drug disease	—	11%
dermatitis of the eyelids	—	11%
increased sensitivity	—	10%
there is no herpes	—	10%
lying on the sick side	—	10%
allergy to the skin	—	10%
vulgar pemphigus	—	10%
broths	—	10%
amoebiasis	—	10%
monocular	—	10%
moderate condition	—	10%
pain from herpes	—	10%
corneal erosion	—	10%
a foreign body in the eye	—	10%
wegener's granulomatosis	—	10%
atopic dermatitis	—	10%

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