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Results: Differences General Reactive arthritis
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Distinctive symptoms
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swelling of joints 44%
inflammation 34%
reactive arthritis 32%
swelling 30%
pain in the knees 30%
urethritis 28%
acute arthritis 27%
acute infectious arthritis 26%
clamidiosis 25%
infectious arthritis 24%
conjunctivitis 23%
burning at the beginning of urination 22%
pain at the beginning of urination 22%
inflammatory bowel diseases 21%
impaired function of the large intestine 21%
intestinal infection 21%
urogenital clamidiosis 20%
burning in the urethra when urinating 20%
joint asymmetry 20%
inflammation of the stomach 20%
joint diseases 20%
patellar balloting 19%
burning pains when urinating 19%
arthritis of the foot 18%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 18%
medicinal arthropathy 17%
joint pain 17%
burning in the urethra 17%
reiter's disease 17%
impaired gastric function 17%
campylobacteriosis 16%
arthritis with pain 16%
STDs 16%
infection genitourinary 16%
arthritis of the ankle joint 15%
conjunctiva red 15%
burning when urinating 15%
inflammation of the eyes 15%
arthritis of fingers 15%
cutting pain in the eyes 15%
ureaplasmosis 15%
balanitis 15%
on palpation of the urethra is painful 15%
inflammation near the nail 14%
asymmetry 14%
blushes when crying 14%
pain in the cervical spine 14%
viral arthritis 14%
yersiniosis 14%
purulent arthritis 14%
pseudomembranous colitis 14%
heel spur 14%
increased ESR 14%
sexually transmitted diseases 14%
arthritis of the knee joint 13%
acute iritis 13%
pain in the urethra 13%
periosteal inflammation 13%
rheumatic arthritis 13%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 13%
antinuclear factor 13%
limps 13%
pain in the buttocks 13%
arthritis of the fingers 13%
general swelling does 13%
dysentery 13%
pain in the cervical 13%
salmonellosis 13%
pain in the ankles 13%
hip pain 12%
blood in feces 12%
rheumatic inflammation 12%
infectious colitis 12%
pain in the shins 12%
high temperature 12%
acute pain in the joints 12%
redness of the joints 12%
crying from pain 12%
acute colitis 12%
worse from acute 12%
endocervicitis 12%
discharge from the genital tract 12%
keratodermia 12%
restriction of movement 11%
enteritis 11%
skin problems 11%
aching joints 11%
no joints 11%
fluid in the joints 11%
speeded up urination 11%
pain in the foot 11%
uveit 11%
aphthous stomatitis 11%
lacrimation 11%
red blood vessels of the eyes 11%
bone growths 11%
urination painful 11%
neck pain 11%
polyarthritis 11%
acute allergic reactions 11%
pain from the load 10%
subfebrility 10%
soreness of the skin 10%
pain in the eyes 10%
back pain 10%
lymph node damage 10%
reddening of the skin 10%
vulva infections 10%
colitis 10%
intra-phase infections 10%
swelling from a bite 10%
vulvovaginitis 10%
hyperthermia 10%
swelling of the legs 10%
helps others 9%
surgical infections 9%
feeling of bruising 9%
changes in the blood 9%
skin sensations 9%
burns 9%
sensations in the legs 9%
drug disease 8%
consequences of infection 8%
acute pain 8%
necrosis 8%
skin condition 8%
feeling of heat 8%
bleeding 8%
allergy 8%

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