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Results: Differences Similar ✘Periodontitis✘Bursitis of the elbow joint
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General urine test —24%(1)
Infection tests 5%(0)10%(0)
Measurements at the reception —12%(0)
MRI of the organ —10%(0)
CT of the organ —9%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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toothache 91% —
fluid in the joints — 84%
periosteal inflammation 64% —
arthritis — 79%
gums inflamed 52% —
swelling of joints — 62%
pulpitis 47% —
gout — 53%
acute periodontitis 42% —
bursitis of the elbow joint — 38%
toothache aching 39% —
epicondylitis — 29%
toothache when pressed 38% —
purulent bursitis — 28%
paradontosis 32% —
acute gouty arthritis — 25%
teeth wobble 30% —
infectious arthritis — 24%
osteomyelitis jaws 29% —
chronic synovitis — 22%
pain in the gums 28% —
acute arthritis — 21%
tooth decay 27% —
elbow — 20%
fibrous periodontitis 22% —
skin problems — 20%
tooth decay 22% —
arthropathy — 20%
tooth cyst 21% —
gout of the joints — 19%
flux 21% —
pain in the elbow joints — 17%
pain in the tooth when biting 20% —
septic arthritis — 17%
dystrophy 19% —
chronic gouty arthritis — 17%
acute periodontitis 17% —
chronic arthritis — 17%
tooth mobility 17% —
restriction of movement — 16%
granulating periodontitis 16% —
lateral epicondylitis — 16%
neuritis 16% —
acute infectious arthritis — 16%
chronic periodontitis 16% —
rash on the elbows — 15%
aches 15% —
arthritis with pain — 14%
granulomatous periodontitis 15% —
gonorrheal arthritis — 14%
medical periodontitis 14% —
joint injuries — 14%
apical periodontitis 14% —
abscess — 13%
teeth are destroyed at the roots 13% —
traumatic arthritis — 13%
pulp necrosis 13% —
boil — 12%
chronic pulpitis 13% —
joint pain — 12%
periodontitis 13% —
joint hot — 12%
deep caries 12% —
steroid diabetes mellitus — 12%
traumatic periodontitis 12% —
twitching pain — 12%
inflammation of the root of the tooth 12% —
joint soreness — 11%
gangrenous pulpitis 11% —
rheumatoid arthritis — 11%
purulent periodontitis 11% —
no joints — 11%
fibrous pulpitis 11% —
arthritis of the shoulder joint — 11%
acute pulpitis 10% —
pain when moving — 11%
hypercementosis 10% —
hot to the touch — 11%
periodontitis in children 10% —
redness of the joints — 11%
toothache from hot 9% —
phlegmon — 11%
teeth ache from sweet 9% —
folliculitis — 11%
allergy to sweets 9% —
purulent arthritis — 10%
worse from cold and heat 9% —
consequences of operation — 10%
chronic granulomatous disease 9% —
sepsis — 10%
secondary caries 9% —
illness after hypothermia — 10%
attacks hypersensitivity to pain 9% —
bacteremia — 10%
tooth fracture 9% —
hygroma on the wrist — 9%
dental fistula 8% —
gonorrhea — 9%
dental granuloma 8% —
patient is motionless — 9%
drug allergy 8% —
limitation of the amplitude of movements — 9%
increased sensitivity 8% —
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis — 9%
pain in the lymph 8% —
general intoxication syndrome — 9%
taste of blood in the mouth 8% —
tuberculosis arthritis — 9%
resorption 8% —
worse when moving — 9%
change of teeth 8% —
suppuration of the skin — 9%
radicular cyst 8% —
sitting worse pain — 9%
tooth sensitivity 8% —
silicotuberculosis — 9%
pain gives in the teeth 8% —
shoulder injury — 9%
cyst resorption 8% —
scratch — 9%
hard pulse 8% —
rheumatic arthritis — 9%
swelling of the cheek 7% —
erysipelas — 9%
gums are red 7% —
pain worse at rest — 9%
constant pain 7% —
hemarthrosis — 9%
acute injury 7% —
patient's condition 4% 13%
lymph node lesion 7% —
skin is coming off — 8%
tendinitis 7% —
surgical infections — 8%
sinusitis 7% —
worse sitting — 8%
it's hard to stand 7% —
abrasion — 8%
hypersensitivity to pain 7% —
purulent wound — 8%
intolerance to cold 7% —
headache with weakness — 8%
consequences of a fracture 7% —
infected burns — 8%
my nose pain in the cheekbones 7% —
worse sitting better lying down — 8%
bad teeth 7% —
contractures — 8%
allergy 7% —
purulent rashes on the skin — 8%
consequences of injuries 7% —
rheumatic inflammation — 8%
enlarged submandibular lymph 7% —
the pain is worse lying down — 8%
acute toothache 7% —
acute pain in the joints — 8%
rash on the cheeks 7% —
contractures of the joints — 8%
polytrauma 6% —
worse at rest — 8%
worse from cold 6% —
stage of recovery — 8%
is not deformed 6% —
wounds 4% 12%
pain after injury 6% —
soft tissue abscess — 8%
tooth extraction 6% —
recovery period — 8%
pulse is strong 6% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 7%
effects of overwork 6% —
rash pustules — 7%
sore throat 6% —
worse lying — 7%
frequent fractures 6% —
arthritis of the fingers — 7%
bitterness in the mouth 6% —
ulcers on the skin — 7%
clumsiness 6% —
tendovaginitis — 7%
bad breath unpleasant 6% —
small rash — 7%
sensitivity to pain 6% —
reddening of the skin — 7%
pain in the tongue 6% —
tuberculosis — 7%
periods of exacerbation 6% —
dermatitis — 7%
likes order 6% —
general swelling does — 7%
fatigue feeling 6% —
tendosynovitis — 7%
constant tachycardia 5% —
pain from the load — 7%
The skin is not 5% —
stiffness in the joints — 7%
painful appearance 5% —
cellulite — 7%
bone deformation 5% —
chondrocalcinosis — 7%

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