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Results: Differences General ✘Spondylolysis✘Intervertebral hernia of the lumbar spine
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CT of the organ 21%(0)2%(0)
Measurements at the reception 21%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
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increased endurance 71% —
spine protrusion — 95%
is better when leaning forward 60% —
hernia — 49%
pain in the lumbar spine with extension 60% —
lower back pain during movements — 12%
lower back pain when walking 54% —
back pain when moving — 10%
back pain when walking 54% —
sitting back pain — 10%
lower back pain 66% 13%
pain gives in the leg — 9%
sleeping on his back 51% —
lower back pain sitting — 9%
it's worse from walking for a long time 49% —
shooting back pain — 8%
back pain 61% 11%
pain in the sacrum — 8%
dislocation of the vertebrae 51% 2%
shooting pain in the lower back — 8%
marching foot 44% —
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs — 7%
increased flexibility 42% —
pain in the lumbosacral region — 7%
history of surgery 45% 2%
osteochondrosis — 7%
fractures of the bones of the foot 41% —
discogenic myelopathy — 6%
severe pain in the lower back 40% —
epidermophytia — 6%
tension of the leg muscles 39% —
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar — 6%
paretic gait 38% —
nail fungus — 6%
spinal injury 42% 2%
foot fungus — 6%
pain in the buttocks 38% —
spondyloarthrosis — 6%
pain in the muscles of the back 37% —
pain goes in the back — 6%
does sports 37% —
worse sitting — 6%
cruelty 36% —
pain worse at immobility — 5%
a history of organ transplantation 36% —
lumbar spondyloarthrosis — 4%
acute back pain 34% —
can not lift the leg — 4%
leg weakness walking 34% —
myelopathy — 4%
sports injury 34% —
spondylopathy — 4%
spinal fracture 33% —
lower back pain lying down — 4%
pain when walking 33% —
can not straighten — 3%
stage of recovery 33% —
vertebral syndrome — 3%
stiffness in the legs 33% —
sacralization — 3%
bone fracture 36% 1%
curvature of the spine — 3%
emotional burnout 32% —
the pain is worse lying down — 3%
mental exhaustion 32% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 3%
closed person 32% —
constant lower back pain — 3%
recovery period 32% —
sensitive ataxia — 3%
mental tension 31% —
lumbalization — 3%
emotional exhaustion 31% —
spinal contusion — 3%
high intelligence 30% —
dull pain in the lower back — 3%
pain in the legs 36% 4%
scoliosis — 3%
restriction of movement 29% —
dull back pain — 3%
severe exhaustion 29% —
heaviness in the lower back — 3%
leg injury 29% —
early development — 2%
worse when walking 29% —
fracture of the lumbar spine — 2%
emotional tension 29% —
hernia of the lumbar spine — 2%
no strength 28% —
forced situation — 2%
muscle tension 28% —
impressionability — 2%
bone defects 28% —
better lying down — 2%
paresis of legs 32% 2%
tuberculosis — 2%
weakness in the leg muscles 32% 2%
fracture with displacement — 2%
trauma 31% 2%
it is better from massage — 2%
caution 27% —
false joint — 2%
consequences of physical exertion 26% —
inflammation — 2%
stiffness in the joints 26% —
ankylosis — 2%
criticality 26% —
traumatic illness — 2%
pain when touched 26% —
tired when walking — 2%
muscle pain 26% —
compression of the spinal cord — 2%
does not tolerate pain 26% —
ataxia — 2%
weakness in the legs 29% 2%
bruise — 2%
lingering pain in the lower back 36% 9%
impaired coordination — 2%
helps others 24% —
fatigue from work — 2%
exhaustion 24% —
attacks of pain — 2%
lags behind in the development 24% —
weakness of the ligaments — 2%
back pain is aching 34% 8%
rheumatic inflammation — 2%
radiculitis 34% 8%
difficulty walking — 2%
aching lower back 35% 9%
fatigue during physical exertion — 2%
neurological disorders 23% —
tuberculosis in the anamnesis — 2%
back aching 33% 8%
calve's disease — 2%
paresis 26% 2%
weak ligaments — 2%
aching 25% 1%
pain in internal organs — 2%
there are no complaints 22% —
my back gets tired — 2%
presses 24% 1%
shape of body is deformed — 2%
overwork 25% 2%
hip dysplasia — 2%
muscle weakness 25% 2%
motor activity — 2%
emotional 23% 1%
increased motor activity — 2%
movement in lumbar spine is limited 20% —
sedentary work — 2%
patient is motionless 25% 4%
constant pain — 2%
acute pain 23% 3%
spinal abnormalities — 2%
lowered 20% 2%
consequences of physical stress — 2%
increased 20% 2%
constant aching pain — 2%
onset of illness — 2%
joint deformation — 2%
osteochondropathy — 2%
lordosis — 2%
skewed pelvis — 2%
ankylosing spondylitis — 2%
pronounced hypertonicity — 2%
tuberculosis of bones — 2%
tuberculosis of the spine — 2%
heaviness in the back — 2%
compression myelopathy — 2%
muscle hypertonus — 2%
lumbar osteochondrosis — 2%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 1%
skin anesthesia — 1%
spasm — 1%
anesthesia — 1%
chronic condition — 1%
consequences of taking medications — 1%
oncology — 1%
bleeding — 1%
can't straighten his leg — 1%

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