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Results: Differences General Lumbosacral radiculopathy
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Blood biochemistry 13%(0)
Measurements at the reception 7%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 95%
plexit 94%
pain in the sacrum 39%
lower back pain 35%
sciatic nerve pain 32%
lower back pain during movements 31%
back pain 27%
shooting pains 27%
back pain when moving 25%
shooting pain in the lower back 24%
shooting back pain 24%
neuralgia 23%
pinching nerves 21%
infringement of the sciatic nerve 21%
lumbago 21%
aching lower back 20%
pain gives in the leg 20%
lingering pain in the lower back 20%
back aching 19%
back pain is aching 18%
pain when moving 16%
back pain after lifting weights 15%
heaviness in the back 15%
pain when touched 15%
lumbosacral radiculitis 14%
worse from movement 13%
better stationary 13%
lassegue symptom 13%
spine protrusion 13%
hernia intervertebral 13%
overwork 13%
shooting pains on the leg 13%
better sitting 12%
aching 11%
hernia 11%
spondylopathy 10%
heaviness in the lower back 10%
back pain during physical exertion 10%
the pain is worse lying down 10%
weakness in the legs 10%
better lying down 10%
weakness in the leg muscles 10%
pain in the lower extremities 9%
worse when leaning forward 9%
pain in the tendons 9%
pain in the legs 9%
pain in the knees 9%
pain in the lumbosacral region 9%
patient is motionless 9%
muscle weakness 9%
pain from the load 8%
pain in the foot 8%
knee pain when bending 8%
pain in the shins 8%
neurogenic pain 8%
weakness after illness 8%
it is better from massage 8%
constant pain 8%
weakness of the ligaments 8%
anesthesia 8%
pain in the toes of the foot 8%
skin anesthesia 8%
sensations in the legs 8%
acute pain 8%
violation of pain sensitivity 8%
pain during exercise 8%
limbs pain 8%
weakness in the lower back 8%
pain in the ankle joint 8%
weak ligaments 8%
history of surgery 7%
pain in the finger when bending 7%
joint pain is worse at rest 7%
worse lying down 7%
does not tolerate pain 7%
in the morning leg pain 7%
pain gives in the arm 7%
joint diseases 7%
joint pain 7%
ponytail syndrome 7%
often sneezes 7%
knee pain when moving 7%
paresis of legs 7%
pain in the toes 7%
better to be alone 7%
pain when turning to the side 7%
achilles tendon pain 7%
back pain in the morning 7%
weakness in the foot 7%
Achilles reflex negative 7%
pain in the ankles 7%
intensive physical load 7%
paresis 7%
cough with sneezing 7%
pain gives in the buttock 6%
shooting pain in the joints 6%
pain in the groin area 6%
deterioration from lifting weights 6%
pain in knee joints during movement 6%
numbness of the legs 6%
weakness in the knees 6%
acute back pain 6%
pain in the knee joints 6%
numbness with pain 6%
pain in the veins of the legs 6%
lowered 6%
pain in the legs at night 6%
knee reflex negative 6%
patient's condition 6%
attacks of pain 6%
pain in the fingers 6%
pain in the legs when moving 6%
tingling 6%
paresis of the foot 6%
pain in the legs at rest 6%
worse when walking better lying down 6%
pain in the wrists 6%
knee pain at night 6%
cough when moving 6%
knee pain at rest 6%
oncology 6%
bone growths 6%
pain in the veins 5%
curvature of the spine 5%
severe pain in the lower back 5%
necrosis 5%
pain in the muscles of the shins 5%
allodynia 5%
pain in the knee and hip joints 5%
psychologist 5%
pulling pains in the shins 5%
herpetic meningitis 5%
my back gets tired 5%
cough at midnight 5%
elderly patients 5%
spinal arachnoiditis 5%
joint pain when moving 5%
unbearable pain 5%
horse foot 5%
sedentary work 5%
bone growths on the legs 5%
piercing pain 5%
cough worse after midnight 5%
sensations in the extremities 5%
cough 5%
pain in the middle of the back 5%
pain in the lumbar back 5%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 5%
inflammation 5%
pain in the foot when walking 5%
worse at rest 5%
increased 5%
pain in the hip joints when moving 5%
can not lie on the sides 5%
lower back pain in the morning 5%
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar 5%
impaired arterial function 5%
muscle pain 5%
scoliosis 5%
severe pain in the knees 5%
weakness of the bladder 5%
stiffness in the lower back 5%
weakness of the muscles of the back 5%
more often in old age 5%
pain worse at immobility 5%
insensitivity to pain 5%
weak stream of urine 4%
pain in the side 4%
pain in the bladder 4%
fatigue during physical exertion 4%
hip pain 4%
tension in the spine 4%
delayed urination 4%
pain when walking 4%
can't hold urine 4%
feeling of stiffness 4%
deterioration at 23 o'clock 4%
incontinence of feces 4%
stiffness in the legs 4%
impaired nervous system function 4%
cough prolonged 4%
pain after a fracture 4%
purulent bursitis 4%
congenital herpes infection 4%
weakness during the day 4%
bone fracture 4%
spinal injury 4%
migrating larva 4%
pain along the nerves 4%
pain in the lumbar spine 4%
congenital tuberculosis 4%
staggers to the side 4%
spinal epidural abscess 4%
better in morning 4%
overall activity is reduced 4%
there are no complaints 4%
pain in the lumbosacral region 4%
metastases in the spine 4%
foot pain in the morning 4%
hypotension with weakness 4%
muscle damage 4%

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