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Results: Differences General ✘Bursitis of the elbow joint✘Arthritis of the ankle joint
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 25%(3)60%(1)
General urine test 23%(1)52%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%6%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
fluid in the joints 86% 8%
swelling of the feet — 31%
gout 54% 10%
better stationary — 25%
swelling of joints 69% 27%
better sitting — 22%
bursitis of the elbow joint 33% —
arthritis of the ankle joint — 18%
epicondylitis of the elbow joint 30% —
pain in the legs — 15%
purulent bursitis 27% —
closes — 14%
lymphostasis 24% —
illness from wet cold — 12%
chronic synovitis 20% —
salmonellosis in children — 12%
elbow pain 19% —
ankle ligament damage — 12%
swelling 32% 13%
better complete rest — 12%
pain in the elbow joints 17% —
leg bruised — 11%
septic arthritis 15% —
respiratory clamidiosis — 11%
rash on the elbows 14% —
psoriatic arthritis — 11%
gonorrheal arthritis 13% —
reactive arthritis — 11%
injury to the elbow joint 13% —
lower leg dermatitis — 11%
abscess 13% —
food poisoning in a child — 11%
lateral epicondylitis 12% —
arthrosis of the ankle joint — 11%
acute pain 12% —
pain in the ankles — 10%
fistula 12% —
synovitis of the ankle joint — 10%
steroid diabetes mellitus 11% —
orthopedic implant — 9%
joint hot 11% —
polyarthritis — 9%
boil 11% —
intestinal infection in children — 9%
does not tolerate pain 11% —
medicinal arthropathy — 9%
the wounds are festering 11% —
dislocation of the ankle joint — 9%
hot to the touch 11% —
dermatitis on the legs — 9%
folliculitis 11% —
redness of the shins — 9%
salt deposition 10% —
dislocation stretching — 9%
twitching pain 10% —
food allergy in children — 9%
no joints 10% —
better lying down — 9%
osteomyelitis 10% —
chronic dysentery — 9%
arthritis of the shoulder joint 10% —
consequences of sprains — 9%
sepsis 10% —
joint bruised — 9%
bacteremia 10% —
joint replacement in the anamnesis — 9%
shoulder injury 9% —
bursitis of the foot — 9%
tuberculosis arthritis 9% —
ankylosis — 9%
history of surgery 15% 4%
psoriasis — 9%
erysipelas 9% —
joint deformation — 9%
consequences of surgery 9% —
osteoarthrosis of peripheral joints — 9%
general intoxication syndrome 9% —
psoriasis on the leg — 9%
hemarthrosis 9% —
pain in the shins — 9%
gonorrhea 9% —
prosthetic leg — 9%
bone fistula 9% —
curvature of the shins — 9%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 9% —
allergy to animals — 8%
headache with fever 8% —
deformity of the foot — 8%
size delusions 8% —
pain in the foot — 8%
consequences of infection 8% —
mycoplasma respiratory infection — 8%
worse at rest 8% —
endocarditis rheumatic — 8%
purulent rashes on the skin 8% —
acute dysentery — 8%
recovery period 8% —
pain in the ankle joint — 8%
contractures of the joints 8% —
yersiniosis — 8%
suppuration with fistulas 8% —
curvature of the legs — 8%
acute pain in the joints 8% —
dysentery — 8%
stage of recovery 8% —
bacterial dysentery — 8%
necrosis 8% —
fractures of the bones of the foot — 8%
presses 8% —
ankylosing spondylitis — 7%
skin is coming off 8% —
spondyloarthrosis — 7%
hygroma on the wrist 8% —
polyarthritis in children — 7%
soft tissue abscess 8% —
dermatitis in children — 7%
silicotuberculosis 8% —
viral arthritis — 7%
abrasion 8% —
osteoarthrosis of the spine — 7%
cyst on the finger 8% —
juvenile rheumatoid arthritis — 7%
surgical infections 8% —
fracture of the lower leg — 7%
soft swelling 8% —
salmonellosis — 7%
infectious arthritis 23% 13%
food allergy — 7%
restriction of movement 16% 6%
red feet — 7%
trauma 13% 4%
spicy food — 7%
worse from the heat 7% —
bone injury — 7%
bedsores 7% —
sprains — 7%
the pain is worse lying down 7% —
clamidiosis — 7%
enlarged lymph nodes 7% —
allergy to food — 7%
rash pustules 7% —
muscle stretching — 7%
the height makes it worse 7% —
patient is motionless 9% 16%
fever weakness 7% —
ligament damage — 7%
feeling of heat in the head 7% —
better when walking — 7%
bursting 7% —
muscle rupture — 7%
pain worse at immobility 7% —
dislocation of the foot — 7%
ulcers on the skin 7% —
due to excessive intake of energy resources — 7%
worse before lunch 7% —
flat feet — 7%
headache at temperature 7% —
the consequences of bruise — 7%
bone defects 7% —
mycoplasma — 7%
fever in the body 7% —
ligament rupture — 7%
tendovaginitis 7% —
dislocation — 6%
subfebrility 7% —
allergies in children — 6%
pain during exercise 7% —
leg pain with edema — 6%
scratches 7% —
red legs — 6%
hygroma 7% —
respiratory allergy — 6%
reddening of the skin 7% —
impaired function of the large intestine — 6%
conservative 7% —
food poisoning — 6%
streptococci 7% —
spondylopathy — 6%
pain from the load 7% —
liebman-sachs endocarditis — 6%
worse lying down 7% —
joint destruction — 6%
contracture 7% —
consequences of a fracture — 6%
small rash 7% —
valgus deformity of the foot — 6%
headache with weakness 7% —
improper nutrition — 6%
gout of the joints 19% 10%
acute allergic reactions — 6%
gangrene 7% —
intestinal infection — 6%
chronic gouty arthritis 16% 7%
bruise — 6%
infected wounds 7% —
leg injury — 6%
tendosynovitis 6% —
osteoporosis — 5%
catatrauma 6% —
subacute condition — 5%

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