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Results: Differences General ✘Lumbar ischialgia✘Spinal cord tumors
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Distinctive symptoms
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pinching nerves 100% —
spinal cord tumors — 55%
shooting pain in the lower back 95% —
craniospinal tumors — 52%
shooting back pain 95% —
spinal cord ependymoma — 52%
sciatica 84% —
ponytail tumor — 52%
sciatic nerve pain 74% 25%
triparesis — 41%
pain in the sacrum 47% —
discogenic myelopathy — 41%
shooting pains 42% —
extramedullary tumors of the spinal cord — 41%
radiculitis 67% 40%
brain tumor — 40%
lower back pain 21% —
paresis 1% 40%
lower back pain during movements 20% —
brain cancer — 39%
back pain when moving 19% —
paresis of legs — 38%
neuralgia 37% 19%
painful swelling 4% 42%
pain gives in the leg 13% —
funicular myelosis — 37%
pain in the lumbosacral region 9% —
upper paraparesis — 36%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 8% —
cough with sneezing — 36%
back pain is aching 8% —
cns tumors — 36%
back aching 7% —
skin anesthesia 2% 38%
pain goes in the back 7% —
muscle weakness 3% 38%
pain when moving 7% —
neurinoma — 35%
worse standing 7% —
brain cyst — 35%
pain in the lumbar back 6% —
ependymoma of the brain — 35%
worse from movement 6% —
lower paraparesis 2% 36%
spinal canal stenosis 6% —
anesthesia 2% 36%
pain in the muscles of the back 5% —
often sneezes — 33%
arthritis with pain 5% —
weakness after illness 3% 36%
attacks of pain 5% —
acute pain 4% 35%
muscle pain 5% —
neuralgia of the lingopharyngeal nerve — 31%
spinal injury 5% —
cysticercosis — 30%
sensations in the legs 5% —
worse when tilting the head — 30%
aching 5% —
benign neoplasms — 30%
lumbar spondyloarthrosis 5% —
tertiary syphilis — 30%
facet syndrome 5% —
neck swelling 1% 31%
arthrosis 5% —
myelopathy 2% 32%
joint diseases 5% —
weakness in the leg muscles 2% 31%
lumbago 5% —
hematomyelia — 29%
joint pain 5% —
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis — 28%
pain from the load 5% —
sciatic nerve neuropathy — 28%
joint pain in the muscle 4% —
trigeminal neuralgia — 28%
trauma 4% —
weakness of the bladder — 28%
pain in the knees 4% —
meningioma — 28%
pain when touched 4% —
oncology 4% 32%
aching joints 4% —
cancer 3% 31%
pain in the sacrum lying down 4% —
brain tumors — 27%
position of the sacrum closer to horizontal 4% —
gorner syndrome — 27%
bone fracture 4% —
astrocytoma — 27%
stiffness in the lower back 4% —
trigeminal nerve pain — 27%
increased 4% —
history of surgery 4% 30%
lower back pain after exercise 4% —
echinococcosis — 26%
stiffness in the joints 4% —
congenital syphilis — 26%
does not tolerate pain 4% —
hard muscles — 26%
spinal fracture 4% —
neurological disorders 2% 28%
consequences of taking medications 4% —
head tumor 1% 27%
aching lower back 4% —
weakness in the legs 2% 28%
spondyloarthrosis 4% —
muscle atrophy 2% 28%
arthritis 4% —
paresis of the foot — 26%
lingering pain in the lower back 4% —
enophthalmos — 25%
shooting pains on the leg 4% —
neck sensitivity — 25%
bone growths 4% —
tetraparesis — 25%
pain in the knee joints 4% —
myelitis — 25%
compression of the spinal cord 4% —
prolapse of the rectum — 25%
consequences of surgery 3% —
hiccups — 25%
ankylosis 3% —
syringomyelia 2% 27%
lying on your back lower back pain 3% —
cough — 25%
bursitis 3% —
pain in the buttocks 1% 26%
pain in the fingers 3% —
syringobulbia 2% 27%
lumbosacral osteochondrosis 3% —
compression myelopathy 3% 28%
coxarthrosis 3% —
weak ligaments — 24%
weak joints 3% —
cholecystopancreatitis — 24%
overwork 3% —
hypoalgesia — 24%
pain in the entire spine 3% —
neuritis of the facial nerve — 24%
postherpetic neuralgia 3% —
cysts — 24%
recovery period 3% —
metastatic brain tumors — 24%
pain along the sciatic nerve 3% —
weakness after coughing — 24%
pain after a fracture 3% —
hemiparesis — 24%
pain during exercise 3% —
oncology in the anamnesis 1% 25%
clumsiness 3% —
inflammation 4% 28%
lordosis 3% —
weakness of the ligaments — 23%
lower back pain lying down 3% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation — 23%
curvature of the legs 3% —
neurological pain 4% 27%
consequences of infection 3% —
weakness in the foot 1% 24%
shooting pain in the joints 3% —
sharp cough — 23%
back injury 3% —
pain in the ribs — 23%
heart dysfunction 3% —
incontinence of feces — 23%
tension in the legs 3% —
paresis of the hand — 23%
pain in all joints 3% —
impaired function of the bile ducts — 22%
asleep leg muscle pain 3% —
headache in the back of the head — 22%
orthopedic implant 3% —
removal of cysts — 22%
vitamin d deficiency 3% —
head tilted — 22%
muscle stretching 3% —
solid tumor — 22%
violation of pain sensitivity 3% —
delayed urination — 22%
unbearable pain 3% —
appendicitis — 22%
pain in the feet permanent 3% —
rectal surgery — 22%
rheumatic inflammation 3% —
pain chest 2% 24%
joint replacement in the anamnesis 3% —
chest pain when coughing — 21%
drug disease 3% —
cancer pain 2% 23%
stage of recovery 3% —
a history of neurosurgery — 21%
disease from a draft 3% —
cholecystitis — 21%
surgical infections 3% —
dislocation of the vertebrae 4% 24%
osteochondrosis pain 3% —
facial pain — 20%
cervical spondyloarthrosis 3% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 20%

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