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Results: Differences General	✘Acute thrombophlebitis	✘Paget-Schretter syndrome
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 32%(1) 95%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	77%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	58%
venous mesh on legs	77%	—
pain in the armpit	—	28%
thrombophlebitis	100%	23%
tendency to edema	—	27%
veins swelling on the legs	74%	—
hands in constant motion	—	25%
phlebitis	96%	22%
sensations in the hands	—	25%
deep vein thrombosis	69%	—
increased	—	24%
thrombosis with varicose	62%	—
history of surgery	—	24%
his hands chronic thrombophlebitis	58%	—
vascular damage	—	23%
veins bloating	70%	15%
feeling of fullness	—	22%
thrombosis	78%	29%
acute condition	—	22%
acute venous thrombosis	81%	33%
stair muscle syndrome	—	21%
venous bleeding	45%	—
feeling of heat in the extremities	—	20%
pulmonary embolism	43%	—
neck ribs	—	20%
inflammation	66%	22%
tension in the shoulders	—	20%
shock states of various genesis	40%	—
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis	—	20%
effects of shock	40%	—
heaviness in the extremities	—	19%
blockage of blood vessels	40%	—
shoulder injury	—	19%
impaired venous function	68%	28%
muscle rupture	—	19%
increased bleeding	37%	—
presses	—	18%
bacteremia	37%	—
ligament rupture	—	18%
hemorrhagic diathesis	37%	—
tension in the hands	—	18%
sepsis	36%	—
ligament damage	—	18%
bleeding	33%	—
scarring	—	18%
angioplasty	55%	20%
massage worse	—	17%
consequences of infection	32%	—
lymphostasis	—	17%
impaired lung function	32%	—
weakness in the hands	—	17%
drug disease	31%	—
listlessness with fever	—	17%
thrombosis of the lower extremities	48%	17%
nose thrombophilia	—	17%
migrating thrombophlebitis	28%	—
impaired arterial function	—	16%
vascular sclerosis	41%	15%
predominant right	—	16%
superficial veins	47%	24%
oncology	—	16%
high temperature	33%	12%
skin problems	—	16%
feeling of heat	33%	12%
fidgety	—	16%
pain in the veins	41%	21%
i've seen it somewhere	—	16%
venous congestion	41%	21%
slow onset of the disease	—	16%
blood diseases	31%	11%
trauma	—	16%
consequences of taking medications	30%	11%
coagulopathy	—	16%
up circulatory disorders	33%	17%
phlegmon	—	16%
compressing pains in the heart	—	16%
weakness in the extremities	—	16%
osteomyelitis	—	16%
feeling the heat in the skin	—	15%
vascular spasm	—	15%
intensive physical load	—	15%
general tension	—	15%
sensations in the extremities	—	15%
acceleration of movements	—	15%
head surgery	—	15%
swelling from a bite	—	15%
osteosarcoma	—	15%
worse after midnight	—	15%
lowered	—	15%
fever weakness	—	15%
lymphosarcoma	—	14%
spicy food	—	14%
asymmetry	—	14%
blue skin	—	14%
pale skin	—	14%
pain in the heart	—	14%
muscle damage	—	14%
history of cardiovascular surgery	—	14%
conservative	—	14%
painful appearance	—	14%
muscle weakness	—	13%
aching	—	13%
control issues	—	13%
increased sensitivity	—	13%
consequences of injuries	—	13%
helps others	—	13%
hypoxia	—	13%
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	13%
vascular tumor	—	13%
fighting	—	13%
patient is motionless	—	13%
pain chest	—	13%
worse food	—	13%
worse during meals	—	13%
spasm	—	13%
soreness of the skin	—	13%
onset of illness	—	12%
there are no complaints	—	12%
swelling	—	12%
consequences of surgery	—	12%
weakness after illness	—	12%

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