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Distinctive symptoms
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infectious arthritis 74% —
nosocomial infections — 86%
arthritis of the hip joint 71% —
phlebitis — 72%
puncture wound 65% —
purulent thrombophlebitis — 63%
gonorrheal arthritis 61% —
abscess — 62%
addiction 58% —
bronchopneumonia — 58%
pain in the hip joints when moving 58% —
chills — 57%
arthritis with pain 52% —
viral endocarditis — 52%
joint pain when moving 47% —
congestion purulent wounds — 52%
pain from sudden movements 47% —
thrombophlebitis — 52%
worse when bending 45% —
temperature with chills — 51%
worse from sudden movements 42% —
people fever with fever — 51%
лихорадка активный 42% —
skin compaction — 50%
streptococcal infections 42% —
chronic peritonitis — 50%
pneumococcal pneumonia 41% —
reddening of the skin — 46%
gonorrhea 40% —
candida fungi — 45%
scarlet 40% —
migrating erythema — 45%
hip pain 39% —
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis — 44%
anaerobic infection 38% —
thrombosis — 42%
acute pain in the joints 37% —
pseudomonas infection — 42%
infection genitourinary 37% —
subacute septic endocarditis — 41%
slow onset of the disease 37% —
typhlitis — 41%
redness of the joints 36% —
intra-abdominal abscesses — 41%
injury 36% —
acute arthritis — 41%
pain when moving 36% —
superficial veins — 40%
onset of illness 36% —
liver necrosis — 40%
rheumatoid arthritis 35% —
prolonged fever — 39%
swelling from a bite 34% —
pyoderma — 39%
positive 33% —
febrile body temperature — 39%
subfebrile condition 33% —
candidiasis — 39%
joint injuries 33% —
posttransfusion complications — 39%
hyperthermia 33% —
purulent peritonitis — 38%
a history of trauma 32% —
soft tissue abscess — 38%
worse when moving 31% —
purulent rashes on the skin — 37%
joint pain 31% —
phlegmon — 37%
arthritis 64% 31%
pneumococcal infection — 37%
joint diseases 61% 29%
hypoproteinemia — 36%
preschool age 29% —
serum sickness — 36%
subacute condition 28% —
peritonitis — 35%
consequences of injuries 28% —
bacterial pneumonia — 35%
cancer 27% —
acute venous thrombosis — 35%
skin condition 27% —
inflammatory infiltrate — 35%
acute pain 27% —
osteomyelitis — 35%
childhood diseases 26% —
worse from pressure — 35%
oncology 25% —
restriction of movement — 35%
diabetes mellitus 41% 29%
pancreatitis — 35%
immunodeficiency 41% 30%
rash pustules — 35%
ascites — 34%
fungus — 34%
febrile — 34%
endocarditis — 34%
sharp belly — 34%
fever febrile — 33%
blood diseases 25% 58%
skin problems 25% 58%
constantly moving — 33%
general swelling does — 33%
suppuration of the skin 30% 62%
changes in the blood — 30%
strong man — 29%
necrosis — 28%
intoxication — 28%
angiopathy — 28%
swelling — 27%
heart dysfunction — 27%
impaired arterial function — 27%
high temperature 38% 62%
shock states of various genesis 33% 48%
effects of taking antibiotics 33% 48%
pneumonia 30% 43%
wound 28% 40%
bacteremia 65% 70%
sepsis 63% 68%
inflammation 52% 56%
purulent arthritis 45% 46%
consequences of infection 26% 27%
patient's condition 24% 25%

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