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Results: Differences General ✘Leptospirosis✘Spinal cord injury
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 52%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
sitting back pain 52% —
trauma 9% 71%
asleep pain pulling in in the back of the head 47% —
neck injury — 61%
looks older 44% —
spinal cord contusion — 53%
snot clots 40% —
dislocation of the vertebrae — 53%
white discharge from the vagina 40% —
spinal fracture — 52%
headache aching 40% —
paralysis — 49%
leptospirosis 37% —
fracture with displacement — 49%
worse from the heat 35% —
consequences of injuries 5% 53%
lower back pain 30% —
compression fracture of the spine — 47%
headache in the back of the head 28% —
back injury — 44%
worse at rest 27% —
curvature of the spine — 42%
miscarriage 26% —
bone fracture — 41%
vaginal discharge 26% —
paresis — 40%
pain worse at immobility 26% —
pressing pain in the temples — 40%
jaundice 25% —
headache pressing in the temples — 40%
meningeal symptoms 24% —
pressing headache — 37%
meningeal syndrome 24% —
neck pain — 37%
worse lying down 23% —
compression of the spinal cord — 36%
petechiae 22% —
ligament rupture — 36%
pulmonary edema 21% —
bone deformation — 36%
frequent colds 21% —
consequences of a fracture — 36%
liquid stool 20% —
pressure in the temples — 35%
rash on the nose 20% —
nerve damage — 35%
meningitis 20% —
bruise — 35%
red rash 20% —
ligament damage — 35%
small-point rash 20% —
spinal contusion — 34%
pain in the muscles of the shins 19% —
hematomyelia — 33%
pulling pains in the shins 19% —
skin anesthesia — 33%
black discharge 19% —
anesthesia — 32%
dark urine 19% —
pulling pain in the neck — 32%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 18% —
consequences of spinal injury — 32%
asleep leg muscle pain 17% —
neurological disorders — 31%
yellow fever 17% —
spastic paralysis — 31%
headache at temperature 17% —
hematoma — 31%
pulling pains in the legs 17% —
hernia intervertebral — 30%
pain in the shins 16% —
spine protrusion — 30%
fever with muscle pain 16% —
fracture of the cervical spine — 30%
ulcers in the nose 16% —
explosive injury — 30%
daytime fever 16% —
violation of pain sensitivity — 29%
vaccination 16% —
comminuted fracture — 29%
pain in the calf muscles 16% —
stab wound — 29%
red whites of the eyes 16% —
intracerebral hematoma — 29%
hepatitis 16% —
injury atlanta — 28%
hemorrhagic syndrome 16% —
paralytic syndrome — 28%
nosebleed 16% —
acute injury 5% 32%
vomiting 16% —
brain cyst — 27%
blood dark 16% —
concussion of the brain — 27%
rashes on the face are red 16% —
catatrauma — 27%
red throat 16% —
traumatic shock — 26%
the pain is worse lying down 24% 6%
brain bruised — 26%
hemorrhagic fevers 15% —
f — 25%
bach flower 15% —
full — 25%
light stool 15% —
ischemic spinal stroke — 25%
acute pain in the legs 15% —
porous skin — 24%
pain in the calves 15% —
hernia — 24%
diarrhea 15% —
hump — 23%
uterine mucosa hyperemic 15% —
pain when touched 7% 30%
rash over the lip 15% —
cut wound — 23%
sputum with blood 15% —
traumatic illness 7% 30%
headache with weakness 15% —
leg injury — 23%
uremia 15% —
spinal cord tumors — 23%
yellow sclera 15% —
insensitivity to pain — 22%
pounds 15% —
fracture of the lumbar spine — 22%
prolonged jaundice 14% —
the feeling of a fracture — 22%
up palpation of the abdomen soreness in the hypochondria 14% —
spinal canal stenosis — 21%
poor sleep 14% —
a history of organ transplantation — 21%
general intoxication syndrome 14% —
dislocation — 21%
hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome 14% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 21%
yellowness of mucous membranes 14% —
stooped — 21%
acute liver failure 14% —
paresis of legs — 21%
serous meningitis 14% —
wound 9% 30%
vaginal mucosa hyperemic 14% —
spinal cord edema — 21%
fever weakness 14% —
fracture of the thoracic spine — 20%
headache cutting 14% —
lumbar spinal cord — 20%
rash on the elbow folds 14% —
pulmonary embolism — 20%
viral hepatitis b 14% —
traumatic brain injury — 20%
abdominal pain 14% —
head injury — 20%
headache with chills 14% —
consequences of surgery 4% 23%
chills 13% —
history of brain surgery 6% 25%
rapid reaction 13% —
unconscious state — 19%
face is red 13% —
pain in the cervical — 19%
severe fever 13% —
subluxation atlanta — 19%
liver dysfunction 13% —
palpation of spine is painful — 19%
sputum 13% —
open fracture — 19%
nausea 13% —
neurogenic shock — 19%
headache after stress 13% —
brain tumor — 18%
palpation is painful in hypochondria 13% —
sensations in the hands — 18%
acute renal failure 13% —
knee pain is better when walking — 18%
listlessness with fever 13% —
lung damage — 18%
rash on the torso 13% —
oncology — 18%
urination with blood 13% —
chest tension — 18%
conjunctival scleral injection 13% —
triparesis — 18%
soreness during palpation in hypochondrium on right 13% —
ischemic stroke — 18%
azotemia 13% —
hemopneumothorax — 18%
worried due to pain 12% —
compression in the body — 18%
hemorrhage in the eye 12% —
cautious — 18%
colorless urine 12% —
back pain is better from movement — 18%
facial swelling 12% —
bruised ribs — 18%
cough 12% —
joint deformation — 18%
red blood vessels of the eyes 12% —
the pain in the arms is better from movement — 18%

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