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Results: Differences General ✘Rupture of the eyeball✘Lumbar spondyloarthrosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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blurred vision 88% —
pain in the legs — 54%
foresight 85% —
spine protrusion — 51%
better when distracted 79% —
hernia intervertebral — 51%
patient 75% —
pain when walking — 42%
short sleep 66% —
hernia — 41%
dizziness 65% 5%
pain in the legs at rest — 37%
hypotension 57% —
pain in the right leg — 37%
rupture of the eyeball 47% —
lumbar spondyloarthrosis — 37%
penetrating eye injury 39% —
worse lying down — 36%
pain when moving 57% 17%
worse when walking — 35%
iridodialysis 32% —
worse at rest — 35%
intraocular pressure is lowered 30% —
pain worse at immobility — 34%
hyphema 29% —
patient is motionless — 33%
contusions of the eye 29% —
osteoarthrosis of the spine — 27%
dislocation of the lens 27% —
spondylopathy — 27%
subconjunctival hemorrhage 26% —
tingling — 27%
explosive injury 25% —
bone growths — 26%
enophthalmos 25% —
radiculitis — 25%
swelling of the conjunctiva 25% —
arthrosis — 25%
tetanus 24% —
osteoarthrosis of peripheral joints — 23%
gray eyes 23% —
acute back pain — 22%
sports injury 22% —
joint deformation — 22%
catatrauma 22% —
joint diseases — 22%
glaucoma 20% —
pain from the load — 21%
eye injury 20% —
obesity — 21%
mechanical damage to the eyes 20% —
worse from movement — 20%
hemorrhage in the eye 20% —
deforming arthrosis — 20%
bruise 20% —
spinal injury — 20%
bruise 19% —
vertebral syndrome — 19%
acute injury 18% —
aching — 19%
nausea vomiting 17% —
acute pain — 19%
nausea 16% —
joint destruction — 19%
visual impairment 16% —
dystrophy — 19%
vomiting 15% —
overwork — 18%
swelling 15% —
cervical spondyloarthrosis — 18%
trauma 31% 17%
history of surgery — 18%
wound 22% 11%
pulling pain in the buttocks — 18%
presses 15% 5%
inflammation — 17%
consequences of injuries 16% 10%
joint pain — 17%
lower back pain 55% 50%
stiffness in the joints — 17%
increased 18% 14%
patient's condition — 17%
back pain during physical exertion — 17%
agitation — 17%
decreased finger sensitivity — 17%
anesthesia — 17%
spinal canal stenosis — 17%
ankylosing spondylitis — 16%
pain in the buttocks — 16%
pain during exercise — 16%
facet syndrome — 16%
curvature of the spine — 16%
fatigue during physical exertion — 16%
ankylosis — 15%
spinal abnormalities — 15%
lowered — 15%
arthritis — 15%
myelopathy — 15%
dislocation of the vertebrae — 15%
osteochondrosis — 15%
bone deformation — 15%
overweight — 15%
muscle tension — 14%
rheumatic inflammation — 14%
pain in the sacrum — 14%
violation of pain sensitivity — 14%
worse from sudden movements — 14%
sacralization — 13%
sensations in the neck — 13%
constant pain — 13%
periods of exacerbation — 13%
lumbalization — 13%
compression of the spinal cord — 13%
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 13%
pain in the wrists — 13%
serious condition — 13%
consequences of spinal injury — 13%
elderly patients — 13%
heaviness in the lower back — 13%
pain in the fingers — 13%
periosteal inflammation — 13%
position of the sacrum closer to horizontal — 12%
worse during day — 12%
vascular tumor — 12%
feeling of stiffness — 12%
worse in morning — 12%
pain in the legs at night — 12%
hyperostosis — 12%
curvature of the legs — 12%
motor activity — 12%
muscle weakness — 12%
pain in the fingers — 12%
skin anesthesia — 12%
stiffness of the joints in the morning — 12%
the height makes it worse — 12%
sensations in the legs — 12%
helps others — 12%
worse in evening — 12%
wound postoperative — 12%
increased motor activity — 12%
pain in the ankles — 12%
pain when touched — 12%
consequences of physical exertion — 12%
periarthritis — 12%
feeling of fullness — 12%
general narcosis — 11%
not mindfulness — 11%
lingering pain in the lower back — 11%
weakness in the legs — 11%
stage of recovery — 11%
recovery period — 11%
surgical infections — 11%
pain worse in the morning — 11%
joint asymmetry — 11%
muscle pain — 11%
weakness in the hip — 11%
pain from sudden movements — 11%
conservative — 11%
pain in the legs when moving — 11%
main complaint is back pain — 11%
asymmetry — 11%
consequences of surgery — 11%
pain in the middle finger — 10%
neck stiffness morning — 10%
tension in the spine — 10%
medicinal arthropathy — 10%
oncology — 10%
pain in the forearm — 10%
attacks of pain — 10%
stiffness in the lower back in the morning — 10%
painful appearance — 10%
carporadial reflex is negative — 10%
back pain is aching — 10%
pain in the sacrum lying down — 10%
pain in the upper part of the foot — 10%
consequences of taking medications — 10%
feeling of numbness — 10%
back pain when moving — 10%
pain in the side — 10%
calculating — 10%
more often in old age — 10%
fatigue in the legs — 10%
back aching — 10%
pain in the shins — 10%
back injury — 10%
drug disease — 10%
pain gives in the arm — 10%
pain in the collarbone — 10%
stiffness in the back — 10%
vacuum — 10%
neurogenic pain — 10%
pulling pains in the legs — 10%
neuralgia — 10%
consequences of infection — 10%
worse after lunch — 10%
weakness after illness — 10%
fatigue feeling — 10%
aching lower back — 10%
angioplasty — 10%
tired when walking — 10%

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