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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Snow blindnessDislocation of the lens
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 54%(0)
Spermogram 49%(1)
Ultrasound of the organ 48%(0)
CT of the organ 48%(0)
Other hormones 30%(1)
Coagulogram 29%(1)
Ophthalmologist's examination 20%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
corneal injuries 54%
dislocation of the lens 93%
swelling of eyelids 53%
hyperopia 91%
corneal erosion 53%
glaucoma 88%
swelling of the conjunctiva 49%
dislocation 85%
blindness 45%
omission of internal organs 83%
the eye is red and swollen 43%
contusions of the eye 82%
corneal edema 40%
hyperlysinemia 77%
red eyelids 39%
ligament rupture 76%
blepharospasm 39%
ligament damage 75%
allergy to the sun 36%
rupture of the eyeball 65%
lacrimation 34%
cataract 65%
dermatitis of the eyelids 32%
sharpness decreased vision 62%
photophobia 32%
up vascular mesh 60%
feeling of sand in the eyes 31%
intraocular pressure is lowered 59%
keratitis 31%
heredity predisposition 59%
sand in the eyes 30%
hypermetropic astigmatism 59%
it gets dark in the eyes 29%
amniotic heaviness 59%
dermatitis 28%
consequences of surgery 58%
vascular damage 27%
myopia 57%
consequences of eye injury 27%
bruise 55%
spot pain 27%
penetrating eye injury 54%
patient is motionless 26%
subconjunctival hemorrhage 52%
convulsions 26%
weight change 50%
spasm 26%
s eyes cloudy 21% 71%
corneal ulcer 26%
keratopathy 25% 74%
inflammatory skin changes 25%
ehlers - danlos syndrome 48%
crying from pain 25%
traumatic illness 47%
worse from cold 24%
sprains 46%
dark eyes 24%
gray eyes 46%
crying during complaints 24%
astigmatism 46%
allergic swelling 24%
marfan syndrome 46%
effects of radiation 23%
retinal 46%
thermal burns 23%
progressive myopia 46%
forced situation 21%
visual impairment 19% 65%
acute injury 21%
minimum physical load 45%
muscle damage 20%
weakness no 44%
radiation therapy 19%
headaches 43%
drug allergy 19%
history of surgery 15% 58%
increased sensitivity 18%
increased 15% 58%
consequences of injuries 18%
is not deformed 43%
attacks of pain 18%
weakness of the ligaments 43%
radiation damage 18%
exophthalmos 43%
allergy 17%
dilated pupils 42%
drug disease 16%
eye surgery 21% 63%
swelling 37% 29%
nose headache from fatigue 41%
eye swelling 45% 39%
violation of protein metabolism 41%
hemorrhage in the eye 40%
headache with weakness 39%
more often in old age 39%
nose large eyes 39%
heavy weight 39%
consequences of taking medications 22% 60%
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy 38%
bruise 38%
worse at 7 am 37%
dystrophy 19% 56%
lowered 15% 52%
shortened cycle 36%
criticality 34%
worse from movement 34%
worse during day 32%
worse in morning 32%
hypotension 32%
quickly gets tired 31%
hypertension 30%
weakness after illness 30%
wound 30%
blurred vision 21% 50%
angioplasty 28%
childhood diseases 28%
skin problems 28%
inflammation 27%
trauma 32% 56%
corneal dystrophy 54% 66%
acute pain 17% 29%
red blood vessels of the eyes 33% 41%
conjunctiva redness 36% 44%
eye injury 33% 40%
mechanical damage to the eyes 33% 40%
pain in the eyes 28% 34%

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