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Results: Differences Similar ✘Sheyerman-Mau disease✘Spondylolysis
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Distinctive symptoms
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thoracic kyphosis 94% —
increased endurance — 75%
hump 88% —
lower back pain when leaning forward — 64%
thoracic kyphosis is enhanced 57% —
pain in the lumbar spine with extension — 64%
neck pain on the right 57% —
worse when unbending — 62%
when turning 53% —
spondylolisthesis — 62%
sheyerman's disease 51% —
lower back pain when bending — 58%
consequences of fright 50% —
is better when leaning forward — 58%
angular hump 49% —
lower back pain incline worse — 58%
hernia schmorl 48% —
lower back pain when walking — 58%
sheyerman-mau disease 48% —
lower back pain 13% 70%
itching of the scalp 45% —
movement in lumbar spine is limited — 54%
fright 44% —
back pain when bending — 54%
lumbar kyphosis 39% —
movements in lumbar spine are painful — 52%
curvature of the spine 38% —
sleeping on his back — 52%
hump beats pain 38% —
pain in the back of the thigh — 47%
hernias of the spine 38% —
severe pain in the lower back — 46%
neck pain the 37% —
marching foot — 45%
itchy skin 37% —
worse when leaning forward — 45%
myopia 37% —
aching back pain — 44%
hernia intervertebral 36% —
fractures of the bones of the foot — 43%
hernia 36% —
aching lower back — 41%
wedge - shaped vertebrae 33% —
paretic gait — 41%
gastritis 33% —
tension of the leg muscles — 40%
thoracolumbar kyphosis 32% —
pain in the buttocks — 40%
pain between the shoulder blades 29% —
pain in the muscles of the back — 40%
kyphosis cervicothoracic 28% —
cruelty — 38%
chronic condition 27% —
back aches — 38%
spondylopathy 27% —
pain in the legs — 38%
cervical kyphosis 26% —
pain when bending — 38%
spine protrusion 25% —
stiffness in the legs — 35%
flat back syndrome 24% —
sciatica — 35%
gentle kyphosis 23% —
pain in the thigh — 35%
onset of illness 23% —
leg weakness walking — 35%
dorsopathy 23% —
sports injury — 35%
pain in the shoulder blades 23% —
onychophagia mental exhaustion — 34%
spasm in the lower back 23% —
pain when walking — 34%
consequences of taking medications 22% —
paresis of legs — 34%
patient's condition 22% —
closed person — 34%
pain chest 21% —
ones weakness in the leg muscles — 34%
lordosis 21% —
emotional burnout — 34%
chest is flat 21% —
acute pain in the legs — 34%
spondyloarthrosis 20% —
back pain 31% 64%
chest deformity 19% —
mental tension — 33%
kyphosis scoliosis 19% —
emotional exhaustion — 33%
back pain between the shoulder blades 19% —
weakness in the legs — 31%
pain in the lumbar spine 19% —
severe exhaustion — 31%
osteochondrosis 19% —
leg injury — 31%
skeletal deformity 18% —
emotional tension — 31%
necrosis 17% —
high intelligence — 31%
chest spasm 16% —
no strength — 30%
posture disorders in children 16% —
worse when walking — 30%
doesn 't count well 16% —
restriction of movement — 30%
scoliosis 16% —
caution — 28%
heredity predisposition 16% —
paresis — 27%
osteoporosis 16% —
bone fracture 11% 38%
spasm of neck muscles 16% —
muscle pain — 27%
muscle stretching 15% —
muscle weakness — 26%
family man 15% —
lags behind in the development — 26%
consequences of operation 15% —
emotional — 25%
aches all over the body 15% —
does not sleep from the pain — 21%
back injury 14% —
bone defects 8% 29%
surgical infections 14% —
spinal fracture 14% 35%
kidney stones 14% —
muscle tension 8% 29%
night work 14% —
injury 13% 32%
bone necrosis 13% —
spinal injury 13% 32%
desire to control 13% —
fatigue 8% 27%
wound postoperative 13% —
does not feel pain 8% 27%
take it, take it 13% —
stiffness 8% 27%
better from work 13% —
recovery period 15% 34%
consequences of infection 13% —
stage of recovery 16% 34%
compressing pains in the heart 13% —
presses 11% 27%
childhood diseases 13% —
does sports 22% 38%
effects of puberty 12% —
patient is motionless 11% 26%
muscle hypertonus 12% —
neurological disorders 10% 25%
skew of blades 12% —
there are no complaints 13% 23%
motor activity 12% —
acute pain 17% 24%
pain in the heart 12% —
consequences of physical exertion 22% 28%
calcification 12% —
postoperative pain 12% —
peaked kyphosis 12% —
stretching 12% —
changes your mind 11% —
dystrophy 11% —
stiffness in the back 11% —
arthrosis of the knee joint 11% —
better in morning 11% —
pain from the load 11% —
periods of exacerbation 11% —
traumatic illness 11% —
back pain in the morning 11% —
nephropathy 11% —
coxarthrosis 11% —
tension in the spine 10% —
feeling of stiffness 10% —
wound 10% —
deforming arthrosis 10% —
is not deformed 10% —
up circulatory disorders 10% —
spasm 10% —
subacute condition 10% —
insensitivity to pain 10% —
stereotypical movements 10% —
kidney disease 10% —
pain increases gradually 10% —
likes to be examined 9% —
stereotypia 9% —
growth disorders in children 9% —
intensive physical load 9% —
infected wounds 9% —
feeling of fullness 9% —
pain in the wound 9% —
porous skin 9% —
arthrosis 9% —
immaturity 9% —
blood loss 8% —
better in afternoon 8% —
skin anesthesia 8% —
gradual deterioration of 8% —
drug allergy 8% —
joint deformation 8% —
dependence on plastic surgery 8% —
conservative 8% —
no children 8% —

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