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Results: Differences Similar ✘Rupture of the eyeball✘Diabetic osteoarthropathy
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —24%
impatient 97% —
pain in the legs — 23%
workaholic 86% —
joints unstable — 22%
patient 82% —
swelling of the feet — 21%
sad 72% —
pain when walking — 21%
lower back pain 70% —
deformations of the feet — 21%
neck pain 63% —
arthropathy — 21%
back pain 61% —
red feet — 21%
injury 73% 18%
sensations in the legs — 20%
rupture of the eyeball 52% —
joint deformation — 19%
hypertension 53% 5%
joint pain — 18%
penetrating eye injury 44% —
arthritis — 18%
blunt trauma to the eye 39% —
ankle ligament damage — 18%
iridodialysis 35% —
red legs — 18%
contusions of the eye 33% —
worse when walking — 18%
eye injury 33% —
swelling of the legs — 17%
intraocular pressure is lowered 33% —
diabetic polyneuropathy — 17%
subconjunctival hemorrhage 30% —
pain in the foot — 17%
dislocation of the lens 30% —
osteitis — 17%
hyphema 30% —
diabetes mellitus — 17%
explosive injury 29% —
it's better to be alone — 17%
swelling of the conjunctiva 29% —
polyneuropathy — 16%
tetanus 27% —
leg injury — 16%
gray eyes 27% —
bursitis — 15%
catatrauma 25% —
hip pain — 15%
wounds 24% —
myelofibrosis — 15%
hemorrhage in the eye 23% —
osteoporosis — 15%
glaucoma 22% —
pain in the wrist joints — 15%
bruise 22% —
pain in the leg is worse at rest — 15%
blurred vision 20% —
deformity of the toes — 15%
acute injury 20% —
crackling in the joints — 15%
visual impairment 19% —
patient's condition — 15%
nausea vomiting 18% —
pain in the knee joints — 15%
hypotension 18% —
fidgety — 15%
nausea 17% —
arthritis of the foot — 14%
vomiting 17% —
shortening of legs — 14%
presses 19% 7%
pain in the legs while sitting is worse — 14%
consequences of injuries 17% 5%
myeloid metaplasia — 14%
sports injury 24% 13%
pain in the knee joints when walking — 14%
bruise 22% 12%
in the morning leg pain — 14%
dislocations 22% 17%
neurogenic pain — 14%
fluid in the joints — 14%
better in morning — 14%
pain in the knees — 14%
bone growths — 14%
no joints — 14%
dislocation of the ankle joint — 14%
dislocation stretching — 14%
pain in the knee and hip joints — 14%
necrosis — 13%
pain in the shins — 13%
joint destruction — 13%
joint pain in the morning — 13%
worse sitting better when walking — 13%
chondrocalcinosis — 13%
joint soreness — 13%
stiffness of the joints in the morning — 13%
knee joint bursitis — 13%
consequences of taking medications — 13%
leg pain with edema — 13%
knee pain when walking — 13%
leg injury — 13%
arthrosis — 13%
neurological disorders — 13%
arthritis with pain — 12%
joint injury — 12%
polyarthritis — 12%
bone cyst — 12%
restriction of movement — 12%
worse when walking better lying — 12%
infectious arthritis — 12%
diabetic osteoarthropathy — 12%
pain in the wrists — 12%
worse from exercise — 12%
redness of the shins — 12%
patient is motionless — 12%
improvement after rest — 12%
bone fracture — 12%
feeling of stiffness — 12%
rheumatoid arthritis — 11%
pain in the joints of the fingers — 11%
bone deformation — 11%
gout of the joints — 11%
muscle pain at night — 11%
tendovaginitis — 11%
hyperglycemia — 11%
medicinal arthropathy — 11%
dislocation of the foot — 11%
joint pain when moving — 11%
stiffness in the knees — 11%
fractures of the bones of the foot — 11%
pain in the legs at rest — 11%
leg pain is worse when lying down — 11%
pain in all joints — 10%
better from warm water — 10%
gradual deterioration of — 10%
peptic ulcer — 10%
sitting worse pain — 10%
spondylopathy — 10%
asleep leg muscle pain — 10%
stiffness of movements in the morning — 10%
there is emaciation in the neck — 10%
intestinal bleeding — 10%
gout — 10%
pain is better from a warm bath — 10%
stiffness in the legs — 10%
better when walking — 10%
baker's cyst — 10%
meniscus cyst — 10%
muscle weakness — 10%
cyst of the popliteal fossa — 10%
sprains — 10%
hydroxyapatite arthropathy — 10%
gastrointestinal bleeding — 10%
stiffness in the joints — 10%
crepitating tendovaginitis — 10%
bone necrosis — 10%
pain in the hip joints when moving — 10%
arthritis of the knee joint — 10%
joint pain with exertion — 10%
walks fast — 10%
pain worse at rest — 10%
leg aches — 10%
fragility of bones — 10%
osteomalacia — 10%
acute pain — 10%
tendosynovitis — 10%
muscle atrophy — 10%
pain in the ankles — 10%
slight temperature — 10%
muscle pain — 10%
blood diseases — 10%
hip pain when walking — 10%
bursitis of the foot — 9%
increased blood glucose — 9%
consequences of operation — 9%
dislocation of a finger — 9%
contractures — 9%
better in afternoon — 9%
acceleration of movements — 9%
cold knees — 9%
thin — 9%
weak joints — 9%
damage to the nervous system — 9%
swelling of joints — 9%
polyarthrosis — 9%
pain when moving — 9%
redness of the joints — 9%
weakness — 9%
deformities of the limbs — 9%
onset of illness — 9%
ankylosis — 9%
angiopathy — 9%
congenital dislocation of the hip — 9%
swelling of the joints of the fingers — 9%
perthes disease — 9%
worse sitting — 9%
joint crunch — 9%
deformity of the joints of the fingers — 9%
pain in the thigh — 9%
ulcer on the leg — 9%

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