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Distinctive symptoms
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hematomyelia 90% —
with attacks of abdominal pain — 25%
hernia intervertebral 86% —
acute intermittent porphyria — 22%
hernias of the spine 85% —
hyponatremia — 22%
ischemic spinal stroke 82% —
abdominal — 21%
arteriovenous malformation 80% —
convulsions — 21%
spine protrusion 78% —
hypertensive — 21%
aneurysm 76% —
sharp belly — 21%
hernia 76% —
often abdominal pain — 21%
triparesis 76% —
pink urine — 21%
stroke 71% —
state of exacerbation — 20%
ischemic stroke 61% —
nausea — 20%
skin anesthesia 69% 8%
abdominal pain — 20%
dislocation of the vertebrae 58% —
chronic condition — 19%
stamping gait 58% —
functional disorders of the stomach — 19%
myocardial infarction 57% —
epilepsy attacks — 18%
violation of pain sensitivity 64% 6%
tachycardia — 18%
consequences of stroke 56% —
brown urine — 18%
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 56% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 18%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 56% —
polyneuropathy — 18%
spasm 66% 11%
vomiting with increased blood pressure — 18%
bone growths 53% —
vomiting — 18%
insensitivity to pain 64% 10%
stomach pain — 18%
weakness of the neck muscles 52% —
palpitations — 18%
vascular tumor 52% —
granulocytic ehrlichiosis — 18%
vascular damage 60% 7%
nausea vomiting — 18%
paresis 70% 17%
weakness in the extremities — 18%
vasculitis 50% —
vasopressin lowered — 18%
arachnoiditis 50% —
monocytic ehrlichiosis — 18%
spinal injury 50% —
nausea with increased pressure — 17%
paresis of legs 67% 15%
abdominal pain at night — 17%
angiopathy 61% 10%
pain in the intestines — 17%
apoplexy 49% —
epilepsy — 17%
spinal cord injury 49% —
hydropexic syndrome — 17%
subdural hematoma 49% —
hypoglycemia — 17%
paretic gait 47% —
erythropenia — 16%
muscle hypertonus 47% —
suspicion — 16%
thrombocytopathy 47% —
periods of exacerbation — 16%
hemophilia 46% —
pregnancy — 16%
weakness in the neck 46% —
red urine — 16%
spondylolisthesis 46% —
abdominal pain with vomiting — 16%
thrombosis 64% 16%
hypertension — 16%
brain tumor 45% —
menstrual cycle is short — 16%
high cholesterol hypertension 45% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 16%
back pain 45% —
late cutaneous porphyria — 15%
muscle weakness 66% 19%
hallucinations — 15%
vascular spasm 58% 11%
paranoia — 15%
intramedullary tumors of the spinal cord 44% —
limb movement limitation of movement — 15%
hematoma 55% 9%
liver diseases — 15%
deterioration from tobacco 43% —
intestinal spasms — 15%
serous meningitis 43% —
rhabdomyolysis — 15%
consequences of spinal injury 43% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 15%
numbness of the hands 43% —
hepatic cell carcinoma — 14%
weakness in the lower back 43% —
frequent nausea — 14%
strongest weakness 43% —
patient's condition — 14%
charcot syndrome 43% —
gastric perforation — 14%
pronounced hypertonicity 43% —
weakness — 14%
myelitis 43% —
strong man — 14%
atherosclerosis of the aorta 42% —
stomach nausea — 14%
hypoxia 42% —
intestinal obstruction — 14%
hemorrhagic fevers 42% —
destructive behavior — 14%
spinal abnormalities 42% —
there are no complaints — 14%
repeated stroke 42% —
A little weakness — 14%
fever activity 42% —
vomiting multiple — 14%
numbness of the legs 42% —
neurogenic bladder — 13%
plaques in the arteries 42% —
weakness of the ligaments — 13%
oncology 58% 14%
pain all over the stomach — 13%
muscle rupture 42% —
inflammation of the stomach — 13%
up circulatory disorders 48% 4%
personality feeling — 13%
compression of the spinal cord 41% —
acute appendicitis — 13%
limps 41% —
skin problems — 13%
paresis of the hand 58% 16%
abdominal pain constipation — 13%
leg weakness walking 40% —
weak ligaments — 13%
sciatica 40% —
acute renal failure — 13%
weakness 59% 18%
ulcer penetration — 13%
necrosis 39% —
cyclothymia — 13%
transient ischemic attack 39% —
encephalopathy — 12%
back injury 39% —
fecal vomiting — 12%
amyloidosis 39% —
in the morning lethargy — 12%
peripheral artery thrombosis 38% —
monthly depressed — 12%
hypotension with weakness 38% —
bladder pressure — 12%
osteochondrosis 38% —
intestinal lethargy — 12%
blood diseases 57% 17%
vomiting in the morning — 12%
dizziness with nausea 38% —
appendicitis — 12%
spinal fracture 38% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 12%
headache with dizziness 37% —
intoxication — 12%
smokes 43% 5%
peptic ulcer — 12%
pre-infarction condition 36% —
facial asymmetry — 12%
leukemia 36% —
unspecified mental disorders — 12%
lymphocytic 36% —
paralysis — 12%
contractures 36% —
confusion — 12%
heavy weight 36% —
abdominal pain in the morning stomach — 12%
coagulopathy 36% —
constant tachycardia — 12%
ones weakness in the leg muscles 53% 15%
consequences of infection — 12%
muscle atrophy 35% —
worse from sun — 12%
increased cholesterol 35% —
poor sleep — 12%
headache with nausea 35% —
pain in the bladder — 12%
sedentary lifestyle 35% —
pain in the tendons — 12%
angina attack 35% —
constant heartbeat — 11%
weakness in the legs 50% 14%
chronic kidney failure — 11%
angina pectoris 34% —
better in afternoon — 11%

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