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Results: Differences General ✘Schlatter's disease✘Arthralgia
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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 —67%
spring pollinosis 62% —
arthritis — 63%
allergies in the spring 60% —
arthritis of the knee joint — 39%
knee pain when moving 41% —
noise in the ears constant — 34%
pain in the legs 66% 24%
bursitis — 26%
impressionability 45% 6%
increased ESR — 26%
pain in the legs when moving 37% —
neurological pain — 23%
pain in the bones of the lower leg 32% —
cancer — 21%
pain in the bones legs 29% —
weak joints — 21%
swelling of the knee 28% —
pain in the muscles of the back — 20%
leg pain with edema 25% —
senile asthenia syndrome — 20%
pain when moving 34% 7%
poor sleep — 20%
knee pain when bending 25% —
need for movement 11% 31%
pain in the knees 84% 58%
inflammation — 19%
worse from movement 35% 9%
he feels like an old man — 19%
swelling of the legs 24% —
sarcopenia — 19%
leg bruised 21% —
constant joint pain — 19%
pain in the popliteal fossa 21% —
feeling of bruising — 19%
pain in the bones 20% —
acute pain in the joints — 18%
swelling 19% —
spinal fracture — 18%
pain in knee joints during movement 19% —
constant aching pain — 18%
joint bruised 18% —
vitamin d deficiency — 17%
knee pain when walking 18% —
postherpetic neuralgia — 17%
pain in the tendons 18% —
joint replacement in the anamnesis — 17%
aching pain in the knee 18% —
increased calcium — 17%
emotional 32% 12%
pain after a fracture — 17%
he walks bent over 17% —
pain in the ankles — 17%
schlatter's disease 17% —
pain in the foot — 17%
swelling of the knee joint 16% —
pain in the entire spine — 17%
severe pain in the knees 16% —
pain in the feet permanent — 17%
consequences of physical stress 15% —
rheumatic arthritis — 17%
pulling pains in the shins 15% —
back aching — 16%
joint pain when moving 15% —
neurogenic pain — 16%
better stationary 14% —
spinal injury — 16%
pain in the tibia bones 13% —
arthrosis — 16%
aching all over the body 13% —
back injury — 16%
better sitting 13% —
back pain is aching — 16%
pulling pains in the legs 13% —
orthopedic implant — 16%
bruise 12% —
hip pain — 15%
better lying down 12% —
polymorbidity — 15%
fatigue during physical exertion 12% —
painful swelling — 15%
swelling of joints 12% —
elderly patients — 15%
large child 11% —
joint pain in the muscle — 15%
forced situation 11% —
rheumatic inflammation — 15%
unbearable pain 11% —
people irritate — 15%
pain in the shins 28% 15%
falls in the elderly — 15%
lowered 23% 11%
increased axillary lymph nodes — 15%
consequences of physical exertion 10% —
pain during exercise — 15%
fighting 10% —
pain in the elbow joints — 14%
overwork 10% —
osteoporosis — 14%
general swelling does 10% —
executive — 14%
a history of organ transplantation 10% —
chronic arthritis — 14%
high height 10% —
enlarged lymph nodes — 14%
knee pain when descending stairs 8% —
muscle pain — 14%
cutting pain in the knee 8% —
acute back pain — 14%
knee bruised 8% —
cancer pain — 14%
knee pain when squatting 8% —
constant weakness — 14%
pain when walking 18% 8%
herpes zoster — 14%
worse when walking 16% 7%
depression — 14%
childhood diseases 15% 7%
back pain — 14%
patient is motionless 14% 6%
nsaid-gastropathy — 14%
pain worse at immobility 12% 7%
more often in old age — 14%
aching bones 13% 8%
pain from the load — 14%
worse at rest 12% 8%
myeloma — 14%
pain in the ankle joint — 14%
cognitive disorders — 14%
constant pain — 14%
joint pain 14% 28%
anxiety depressive disorder — 13%
quickly gets tired — 13%
intoxication — 13%
aching pain in the joints — 13%
pain in the knee and hip joints — 13%
polyneuropathy — 13%
worse during day — 13%
mood disorder — 13%
medicinal arthropathy — 13%
zpr fatigue from the disease — 13%
wide shoulders — 13%
night sweating in women — 13%
anxiety — 13%
pain throughout the body — 13%
throat hurts — 13%
pain from herpes — 13%
gastropathy — 13%
osteoarthrosis of the spine — 13%
pain in large joints — 13%
he walks badly — 12%
tired when walking — 12%
recovery period — 12%
chronic synovitis — 12%
enlarged lymph nodes of the neck — 12%
CHD — 12%
polypragmasy — 12%
tired of being sick — 12%
worries due to pain — 12%
overweight — 12%
surgical infections — 12%
consequences of a fracture — 12%
elbow pain — 12%
pain in shoulder joints — 12%
consequences of infection — 12%
chronic condition — 12%
consequences of surgery — 12%
heart dysfunction — 12%
fatigue from life — 12%
neurological disorders — 12%
nerve damage — 12%
stage of recovery — 12%
dementia — 12%
neuralgia — 12%
drug disease — 12%
fear of pain — 12%
starting pains — 12%
joint diseases 13% 25%
attacks of pain 9% 21%
fatigue in the legs — 11%
throat tickling — 11%
pain in the larynx — 11%
pompe disease — 11%
excessive sweating at night — 11%
oncology — 11%
beriberi — 11%
mental all — 11%
night sweating — 11%
herpes — 11%
lung pain — 11%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 11%
pain in the arms and legs — 11%
refuses treatment — 11%
worse standing — 11%
pain after injury — 11%
impaired lung function — 11%
joint destruction — 11%
radiculitis — 11%
acute arthritis — 11%
responsible — 11%
growing pains — 11%

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