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Results: Differences General	✘Dislocation of the shoulder	✘Habitual dislocation of the shoulder
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Distinctive symptoms
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muscle spasm of the hands	12%	—
angiolipoma of the kidney	—	66%
dislocation	84%	71%
complications after measles	—	62%
vasovagal fainting	11%	—
runny nose on the left	—	61%
aching pain in the shoulder	11%	—
short-term memory impairment	—	53%
anesthesia	10%	—
better standing	—	49%
cramps of the hands	10%	—
nocturnal epilepsy attacks	—	49%
wide shoulders	10%	—
sentimental	—	47%
open fracture	10%	—
epilepsy at night	—	46%
pain in the shoulder muscles	10%	—
better when walking	—	45%
arm muscle pain	9%	—
twitches eyelid	—	41%
closed fracture	9%	—
twitching of the upper eyelid	—	41%
pulling pain in the arm	9%	—
transparent snot	—	39%
fracture of the humerus	9%	—
cramps at night	—	38%
weakness nausea dizziness	9%	—
epilepsy attacks	—	36%
muscle pain	9%	—
tics	—	36%
the feeling of a fracture	9%	—
habitual dislocation	—	35%
numbness of the hands	9%	—
epilepsy	—	34%
dizziness with vomiting	8%	—
habitual dislocation of the shoulder	13%	46%
sweats from pain	8%	—
responsible	—	30%
sweating with weakness	8%	—
a history of arthroscopy	—	23%
trauma	26%	16%
shoulder pain is worse when moving	—	19%
dizziness with nausea	8%	—
shoulder pain when raising the hand	—	19%
sports injury	8%	—
consequences of surgery	—	19%
spasm	8%	—
manipulative	—	18%
insecurity feeling	8%	—
desire to be small	—	17%
catatrauma	8%	—
history of orthopedic surgery	—	17%
aching	8%	—
consequences of physical exertion	—	16%
head surgery	7%	—
tension in the shoulders	—	16%
pain spasm	7%	—
significant operational risk	—	15%
fainting	7%	—
joint hypermobility syndrome	—	15%
dizziness weakness	7%	—
heaviness in the hands	—	15%
nerve damage	7%	—
tension in the hands	—	15%
aching joints	7%	—
hemianopsia	—	15%
pain in the bones	7%	—
frequent fractures	—	14%
disorders of consciousness	6%	—
rough skin	—	14%
wound	6%	—
consequences of bone surgery	—	14%
vomiting	6%	—
joints unstable	—	14%
weakness after illness	6%	—
massage worse	—	13%
dependence on the doctor	6%	—
likes to be examined	—	12%
nausea	6%	—
bone defects	—	12%
soreness of the skin	6%	—
no joints	—	12%
convulsions	6%	—
general tension	—	12%
nausea vomiting	6%	—
desire to control	—	12%
pain throughout the body	6%	—
lot of operations in small things	—	11%
thin	6%	—
a lot of medicines	—	11%
dizziness	6%	—
a history of organ transplantation	—	11%
sweating is increased	6%	—
overwork	—	10%
elderly patients	6%	—
surgical infections	—	10%
vascular damage	6%	—
recovery period	—	10%
angioplasty	5%	—
patient is motionless	—	10%
skin problems	5%	—
stage of recovery	—	10%
pain when moving	18%	12%
scarring	—	10%
shoulder injury	19%	15%
consequences of taking medications	5%	15%
consequences of infection	—	9%
worse from movement	6%	15%
joint diseases	6%	14%
history of surgery	11%	19%
limitation of the amplitude of movements	9%	15%
pain in shoulder joints	9%	15%
joint deformation	7%	12%
joint pain	6%	11%
restriction of movement	7%	12%
consequences of injuries	6%	10%
increased	5%	8%
lowered	7%	8%
bone fracture	11%	11%

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