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Results: Differences Similar ✘Dorsopathy✘Riley-Day syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
spondylolisthesis 63% —
worse from the temperature difference — 40%
hernia intervertebral 60% —
ataxia in children — 39%
spine protrusion 59% —
vomiting — 39%
spondyloarthrosis 59% —
fever with cold extremities — 36%
dorsopathy 56% —
ataxia — 35%
sudden sweating 55% —
difficult to swallow — 35%
dislocation of the vertebrae 52% —
improvement from sweating — 33%
sciatica 52% —
temperature drop — 33%
hernias of the spine 52% —
sweating — 33%
night sweating 51% —
impaired coordination — 33%
osteochondrosis 50% —
psychosomatics 12% 45%
back pain 50% —
somatoform dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system 14% 46%
bone growths 49% —
peripheral vegetative insufficiency — 32%
warts on the legs 46% —
little saliva — 32%
wart on the sole 46% —
sweating limbs — 32%
hump 46% —
better from sweating — 32%
stooped 46% —
hyperthermic syndrome in children — 31%
hernia 46% —
hypotrophy in children — 31%
pinching nerves 45% —
no tears — 31%
violation of pain sensitivity 44% —
cries for no reason — 30%
lordosis 44% —
improvement after tears — 30%
tension in the spine 43% —
constantly crying — 29%
pain in the sacrum 42% —
tract crying attacks — 29%
pain in the cervical 41% —
slow — 29%
shooting pains 41% —
sucks the breast — 29%
pain in the legs 39% —
cold sweating — 29%
lower back pain 39% —
childhood diseases 7% 36%
stiffness in the back 39% —
hypotonic crisis — 28%
acute pain 38% —
low diastolic pressure — 28%
neurogenic pain 38% —
frequent eructation — 28%
intervertebral hernia of the cervical 37% —
violation of thermoregulation — 28%
muscle tension 37% —
periodic fever — 27%
headache tension 37% —
high diastolic pressure — 27%
neck pain the 37% —
worse after crying — 27%
joint deformation 37% —
frequent swallowing — 27%
tension in the head 37% —
body is cold — 26%
neuralgia 37% —
sweating of the whole body — 26%
worse from pressure 36% —
cold extremities — 26%
pain worse from pressure 36% —
corneal ulcer — 26%
osteochondrosis pain 36% —
slow walking — 26%
infringement of the sciatic nerve 36% —
child screams — 26%
sciatica 36% —
diarrhea alternates with constipation — 26%
pathological movements in spine 36% —
fontanelle — 26%
increased alt 35% —
clumsiness — 25%
spinal canal stenosis 35% —
vibration sickness — 25%
hypotension with hypotrophy 34% —
cold skin — 25%
constant pain 34% —
pneumonia vomiting — 25%
consequences of taking medications 34% —
panic attacks — 25%
stiffness 34% —
constant sweating — 25%
muscle pain 34% —
aspiration pneumonia — 25%
compression myelopathy 33% —
helps others — 25%
inflammation 33% —
hypertension — 24%
pain from the load 32% —
often sick child — 24%
pain in the muscles of the back 32% —
cold sweat — 24%
spondylolysis 31% —
sweats often — 24%
spondylopathy 54% 21%
persistent hypotension — 24%
pain in the fingers 30% —
hypertensive — 24%
fatigue 30% —
cyclic vomiting — 24%
sensations in the legs 30% —
rash on the limbs — 24%
ones weakness in the leg muscles 30% —
salivation — 23%
sciatic nerve pain 29% —
fainting — 23%
thoracic kyphosis 28% —
fever of unclear genesis — 23%
cough when moving 28% —
lacrimation — 23%
weakness in the legs 28% —
severe sweating — 23%
posterior costal hump 28% —
congestion belching — 22%
vertebral artery syndrome 28% —
apnea — 22%
pain chest 28% —
ganglia — 22%
lumbar kyphosis 27% —
vomiting multiple — 22%
stiffness in the lower back 27% —
gastric bleeding — 22%
spinal injury 26% —
delay in physical development — 22%
pain in the ankles 26% —
vomiting blood — 22%
osteoarthritis of peripheral joints 26% —
better from pressure — 22%
pain in the wrists 26% —
sluggish baby — 22%
scar-adhesive epiduritis 26% —
keratitis — 22%
kyphosis scoliosis 26% —
worse from increased pressure — 22%
pain in the lumbar spine 26% —
hyperthermia — 21%
thoracolumbar kyphosis 25% —
delayed speech development — 21%
pulling pain in the arm 25% —
cyanosis — 21%
limps 25% —
intestinal bleeding — 21%
numbness of the legs 25% —
mental retardation — 21%
pain in the collarbone 25% —
arterial hypertension in adults — 21%
pain in a paralyzed arm 25% —
worse from pressure — 21%
scoliosis 50% 23%
reddening of the skin 8% 28%
shooting pain in the lower back 24% —
pneumonia — 19%
bone deformation 24% —
diarrhea — 19%
lumbago 24% —
skin spots — 19%
position of the sacrum closer to horizontal 24% —
constipation — 19%
numbness with pain 24% —
hypertension — 19%
postoperative pain 24% —
liquid stool — 19%
curvature of the spine 47% 21%
nose nursing mom — 19%
back muscle spasm 24% —
lags behind in the development 7% 26%
dystrophy 44% 18%
hypoxia — 18%
wound postoperative 23% —
immunodeficiency — 18%
pain gives in the leg 23% —
preschool age — 18%
pain in the tendons 23% —
skin problems 4% 22%
consequences of operation 23% —
damage to the nervous system 20% 37%
recovery period 23% —
high temperature — 17%
stage of recovery 23% —
constantly changes the position of the body 22% 38%
sweating at night sudden 23% —
injuries 15% 26%
aching pain in the shoulder 23% —
change of position 14% 25%

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