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Results: Differences General ✘Radicular syndrome✘Spinal epidural abscess
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the sacrum 64% —
spinal epidural abscess 1% 30%
infringement of the sciatic nerve 51% —
abscess 1% 25%
neuralgia 48% —
papules — 24%
pinching nerves 43% —
damage to the nervous system 1% 22%
shooting pain in the lower back 42% —
immunodeficiency — 19%
shooting back pain 41% —
can't fight back — 18%
lower back pain during movements 19% —
inflammation 2% 20%
shooting pains 19% —
consequences of injuries 1% 19%
back pain when moving 15% —
streptococci — 17%
pain gives in the leg 14% —
hematoma — 17%
pain in the sacrum on the right 13% —
paresis 1% 18%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 12% —
osteomyelitis 1% 18%
pain in the buttocks 12% —
pain tension of the back muscles — 16%
plexit 12% —
trauma 2% 18%
pain gives in the buttock 10% —
history of surgery 3% 19%
pain goes in the back 10% —
cystopyelitis — 16%
pain in the lumbosacral region 8% —
lung abscess — 16%
pain when moving 8% —
brain damage 0% 16%
pain in the legs 8% —
bacterial meningitis — 16%
worse from movement 7% —
acute endocarditis — 15%
hernia intervertebral 7% —
subacute septic endocarditis — 15%
lower back pain on the right 7% —
meningitis — 15%
spine protrusion 7% —
tuberculosis of the spine 2% 17%
lower back pain on the left 6% —
tuberculosis 1% 16%
lingering pain in the lower back 5% —
muscle weakness 2% 17%
right back pain 5% —
intracerebral hematoma — 15%
pain in the lumbar back 5% —
weakening of immunity — 15%
osteochondrosis 5% —
epidural hematoma — 14%
hernia 5% —
leukocytosis — 14%
back pain on the left 5% —
fungus — 14%
pain gives in the left leg 5% —
pharyngeal abscess — 14%
neuritis 5% —
tuberculosis of bones 1% 15%
shooting pains on the leg 5% —
lowered 2% 16%
pulling pain in the left leg 5% —
consequences of infection 1% 15%
worse when walking 4% —
patient's condition 2% 16%
back pain after lifting weights 4% —
increased 2% 15%
deterioration from lifting weights 4% —
purulent periodontitis — 13%
overwork 4% —
acute periodontitis — 13%
knee pain when walking 4% —
history of brain surgery — 13%
lower back pain 15% 9%
retroperitoneal abscess — 13%
pain in the left leg 4% —
ear boil — 13%
Cold in the back 4% —
history of cyst removal — 13%
pain in the right leg 4% —
hiv 1% 14%
pain along the sciatic nerve 4% —
pneumococcal infection — 13%
pain when walking 4% —
brain tumor 1% 14%
pain along the nerves 4% —
chills down the back — 13%
pain during exercise 3% —
the bladder was removed — 13%
joint diseases 3% —
otitis in childhood — 12%
constant aching pain 3% —
hemorrhagic pneumonia — 12%
heaviness in the back 3% —
chills — 12%
joint pain 3% —
subdural hematoma — 12%
worse standing 3% —
endocarditis — 12%
spondylopathy 3% —
mediastinal cysts — 12%
back pain in the morning 3% —
arachnoiditis 1% 13%
pain in the knees 3% —
sepsis 1% 13%
sensations in the legs 3% —
weakness after illness 1% 13%
sciatica 3% —
oncology 2% 14%
stiffness in the lower back 3% —
anesthesia 3% 15%
constant pain 3% —
compression of the spinal cord 3% 15%
pain from the load 3% —
myelitis — 11%
lower back pain in the morning 3% —
stiffness in the back — 11%
decreased finger sensitivity 2% —
furunculosis — 11%
he feels like an old man 2% —
pasternatsky's symptom is positive — 11%
weakness in the legs 2% —
pneumonia — 11%
worse in morning 2% —
swelling — 11%
spinal canal stenosis 2% —
streptococcal infections — 11%
limbs pain 2% —
suppuration of the skin — 11%
falls in the elderly 2% —
purulent otitis — 11%
compression in the body 2% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome — 11%
pain in the wound 2% —
hiccups — 11%
does not tolerate pain 2% —
spinal cord tumors — 11%
worse during day 2% —
progressive paralysis — 11%
takes antidepressants 2% —
radiculitis 4% 15%
knee reflex negative 2% —
pain in the cervical spine 1% 12%
weak joints 2% —
surgical infections 2% 13%
baralginum 2% —
paralysis — 11%
back pain at night 2% —
pus in the throat — 10%
senile asthenia syndrome 2% —
hemorrhagic cystitis — 10%
arthritis 2% —
pneumonia in the anamnesis — 10%
weakness in the knees 2% —
alcoholism and drug addiction — 10%
lumbar spondyloarthrosis 2% —
otitis — 10%
achilles tendon pain 2% —
soft tissue abscess — 10%
ankylosing spondylitis 2% —
periodontitis — 10%
lower back pain when walking 2% —
anaerobic infection — 10%
arthritis with pain 2% —
parotid fistula — 10%
back pain when walking 2% —
acute otitis — 10%
hip pain 2% —
boil — 10%
bone growths 2% —
pneumonia with sepsis — 10%
weakness in the leg muscles 2% —
lung cyst — 10%
sarcopenia 2% —
folliculitis — 10%
numbness of the feet 2% —
myositis — 10%
bursitis 2% —
leukoencephalitis 1% 11%
facet syndrome 2% —
serous meningitis 1% 11%
better to be alone 2% —
skin anesthesia 3% 13%
constant joint pain 2% —
pain in the cervical 1% 11%
heart dysfunction 2% —
consequences of spinal injury 1% 11%
loss of touch 2% —
tuberculosis of the joints 1% 11%
pain in the legs at night 2% —
necrosis 1% 11%
cervical spondyloarthrosis 2% —
inflammation of the kidneys — 9%
pain after a fracture 2% —
phlegmon — 9%

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