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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Schlatter's diseaseReactive arthritis
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General blood test 13%(2)
Autoimmune markers 12%(1)
Coprogram 11%(1)
Scintigraphy 11%(0)
Other hormones 10%(1)
Blood biochemistry 9%(1)
Histological studies 8%(0)
Ultrasound of the organ 8%(0)
CT of the organ 7%(0)
Measurements at the reception 7%(0)
Coagulogram 7%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
spring pollinosis 62%
swelling of joints 12% 47%
allergies in the spring 60%
inflammation 34%
pain in the knees 84% 32%
reactive arthritis 30%
impressionability 45%
urethritis 27%
knee pain when moving 41%
acute arthritis 26%
pain in the legs when moving 37%
acute infectious arthritis 24%
worse from movement 35%
clamidiosis 23%
pain when moving 34%
infectious arthritis 22%
pain in the bones of the lower leg 32%
conjunctivitis 21%
emotional 32%
urogenital clamidiosis 20%
pain in the bones legs 29%
burning at the beginning of urination 20%
swelling of the knee 28%
intestinal infection 20%
leg pain with edema 25%
inflammatory bowel diseases 20%
knee pain when bending 25%
joint asymmetry 19%
lowered 23%
impaired function of the large intestine 19%
pain in the popliteal fossa 21%
pain at the beginning of urination 18%
leg bruised 21%
burning in the urethra when urinating 18%
pain in the bones 20%
patellar balloting 18%
pain in knee joints during movement 19%
inflammation of the stomach 18%
aching pain in the knee 18%
burning when urinating 17%
pain in the knee joints 18%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 17%
pain in the tendons 18%
arthritis of the foot 17%
knee pain when walking 18%
reiter's disease 16%
pain when walking 18%
medicinal arthropathy 16%
joint bruised 18%
impaired gastric function 16%
he walks bent over 17%
worse after a bath 16%
schlatter's disease 17%
burning in the urethra 16%
swelling of the knee joint 16%
worse at sea 16%
severe pain in the knees 16%
arthritis with pain 15%
worse when walking 16%
STDs 15%
childhood diseases 15%
ureaplasmosis 15%
joint pain when moving 15%
infection genitourinary 15%
pulling pains in the shins 15%
campylobacteriosis 15%
consequences of physical stress 15%
cutting pain in the eyes 14%
pain in the shins 28% 11%
swelling 19% 33%
periodic illness 15%
balanoposthitis in boys 14%
patient is motionless 14%
inflammation of the eyes 14%
better stationary 14%
heel spur 14%
pain in the legs 66% 50%
conjunctiva red 14%
aching bones 13%
arthritis of the ankle joint 14%
better sitting 13%
viral arthritis 13%
pulling pains in the legs 13%
dysentery 13%
aching all over the body 13%
asymmetry 13%
pain in the tibia bones 13%
bone growths on the legs 13%
pain worse at immobility 12%
arthritis of the fingers 13%
bruise 12%
increased ESR 13%
trauma 12%
blushes when crying 13%
worse at rest 12%
purulent arthritis 13%
better lying down 12%
pain in the buttocks 13%
fatigue during physical exertion 12%
pain in the cervical spine 13%
large child 11%
arthritis of fingers 13%
unbearable pain 11%
yersiniosis 13%
worse lying down 11%
pseudomembranous colitis 13%
forced situation 11%
inflammation near the nail 13%
the pain is worse lying down 11%
acute iritis 12%
need for movement 11%
pain in the ankles 12%
a history of organ transplantation 10%
rheumatic arthritis 12%
does not tolerate pain 10%
limps 12%
high height 10%
discharge from the genital tract 12%
traumatic illness 10%
antinuclear factor 12%
consequences of physical exertion 10%
acute colitis 12%
periods of exacerbation 10%
salmonellosis 12%
overwork 10%
arthritis of the knee joint 12%
fighting 10%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 12%
dystrophy 10%
pain in the cervical 12%
bone fracture 10%
periosteal inflammation 12%
knee pain when descending stairs 8%
uveit 11%
consequences of taking medications 8%
without dynamics 11%
onset of illness 8%
acute pain in the joints 11%
patient's condition 8%
lacrimation 11%
knee pain when squatting 8%
crying during complaints 11%
cutting pain in the knee 8%
acute allergic reactions 11%
knee bruised 8%
bone growths 11%
acute pain 18% 8%
enteritis 11%
sensations in the legs 17% 12%
stomatitis 11%
aching 13% 8%
endocervicitis 11%
high temperature 11%
feeling of bruising 11%
keratodermia 11%
crying from pain 11%
redness of the joints 11%
rheumatic inflammation 11%
blood in feces 11%
hip pain 11%
infectious colitis 11%
red blood vessels of the eyes 11%
vulva infections 10%
colitis 10%
intra-phase infections 10%
hyperthermia 10%
swelling from a bite 10%
pain in the foot 10%
painful urination 10%
restriction of movement 10%
polyarthritis 10%
neck pain 10%
skin problems 10%
no joints 10%
vulvovaginitis 10%
speeded up urination 10%
subfebrility 9%
spicy food 9%
burns 9%
pain during exercise 9%
reddening of the skin 9%
back pain 9%
pain in the eyes 9%
sensations in the hands 9%
lymph node damage 9%
pain from the load 9%
gastrointestinal problems 8%
necrosis 8%
bleeding 8%
feeling of heat 8%
allergy 8%
soreness of the skin 8%
helps others 8%
changes in the blood 8%
worse food 8%
worse during meals 8%
surgical infections 8%
consequences of infection 7%
drug disease 7%
joint diseases 13% 18%

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