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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General G62M71.2
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Blood biochemistry 12%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
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neurogenic pain 29%
hygroma 85%
diabetes mellitus 26%
bursitis 71%
periodic illness 25%
hernia 52%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 18%
arthritis 46%
metabolic syndrome 16%
arthrosis 38%
worse when walking 12%
cysts 34%
hyperglycemia 12%
knee pain when moving 30%
shaky gait 12%
pain in the legs when moving 28%
alcoholism 11%
pain in the knees 27%
diphtheria polyneuropathy 9%
pain in the right leg 27%
polyneuropathy 9%
arthrosis of the knee joint 25%
feeling of cold in the hands 7%
pain in the right knee 24%
aching hand pain 7%
post-traumatic arthrosis 19%
chronic dysentery 7%
synovitis of the knee joint 17%
feeling chilly 7%
pain when moving 17%
arsenic poisoning 7%
knee injury 16%
mercury poisoning 7%
chatty 15%
shooting pains on the leg 6%
imperious 14%
dysentery 6%
straightforwardness 13%
aching pain in the extremities 6%
cannot relax 13%
lead poisoning 6%
pain in the left leg 13%
numbness of the hands 6%
inflammation 12%
aching foot pain 6%
baker's cyst 12%
metabolic disorder 6%
worse from movement 11%
feeling of cold in the extremities 6%
pain when walking 11%
tingling in the extremities 5%
pain in the legs 4% 13%
numbness with pain 5%
consequences of injuries 9%
difficulty walking 5%
arthritis of the knee joint 9%
shooting pains 5%
pulling pains in the legs 5% 13%
intoxication 5%
forgetfulness 8%
weakness in the hands 5%
removal of cysts 7%
pain in the wrists 5%
joint diseases 6%
colic 5%
pain in knee joints during movement 6%
cold wrists 5%
polyarthritis 6%
alcohol poisoning 5%
hormonal ointments 5%
pain in the lower extremities 5%
pain in the calves of the legs 5%
tingling in the hands 5%
joint pain when moving 5%
numbness with tingling and pain 5%
pulling pains in the shins 5%
diphtheria 5%
pain in the muscles of the shins 5%
numbness of the extremities 5%
consequences of taking medications 5%
weakness in the arms and legs 5%
numbness of the shins 5%
cold extremities 5%
consequences of knee injury 5%
leg weakness walking 5%
consequences of surgery 5%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome 4%
pain in the calf muscles 5%
hormonal disorders 4%
worse at 7 am 5%
impaired gastric function 4%
pain in the calves 5%
alcohol dependence 4%
pain in the knee joints 4%
rupture duodenal dysfunction 4%
pain in the shins 4%
limbs pain 4%
rheumatoid arthritis 4%
malabsorption 4%
worse in morning 4%
sensations in the extremities 4%
myositis 4%
weakness in the legs 4%
asleep leg muscle pain 4%
pain in the foot 4%
pain in the veins of the legs 4%
enteropathy 4%
growing pains 4%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 3%
traumatic arthritis 4%
onset of illness 3%
trauma 3%
lowered 3%
worse during day 3%
legs hot 3%
muscle pain 3%
presses 3%
anesthesia 3%
pain when touched 3%
consequences of physical exertion 3%
positive 3%
is worse at 10 am 3%
pain in the veins 3%
postoperative pain 3%
leg injury 3%
joint pain 3%
history of surgery 3% 5%
sensations in the legs 4% 6%

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