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Results: Differences General ✘Intercostal neuralgia✘Multiple sclerosis in children
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%25%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —49%
pain in the ribs 32% —
antinuclear antibodies — 42%
intercostal pain 23% —
antinuclear factor — 40%
herpes zoster 19% —
multiple sclerosis — 37%
piercing pain 11% —
optic neuritis — 36%
pain when inhaling 10% —
opticomyelitis — 35%
pain when breathing 10% —
fatigue from study — 32%
burning in the feet 9% —
leukoencephalitis — 30%
pain in the left chest 9% —
antibodies to aquaporin — 27%
postherpetic neuralgia 9% —
damage to the nervous system — 26%
burning in the chest 8% —
childhood diseases — 24%
pain in the shoulder blades 8% —
irritation of the bladder — 23%
pain when touched 7% —
state of exacerbation — 23%
pain in the heart 7% —
demyelinating diseases — 23%
pain in the ribs when pressing 7% —
periods of exacerbation — 22%
intercostal neuralgia 6% —
chronic condition — 22%
constant pain 6% —
forgetfulness — 22%
compressing pains in the heart 6% —
opportunistic infections — 22%
myalgia ribs 5% —
quickly gets tired — 22%
intervertebral hernia of the thoracic region 5% —
inflammation 3% 24%
tickling in the chest 4% —
brain damage — 21%
pain chest 13% 7%
inflammation of the eyes — 21%
pain in the sternum 4% —
there are no complaints — 20%
chest pain when inhaling 4% —
coronavirus infection — 20%
hernia intervertebral 4% —
immunodeficiency — 20%
spine protrusion 4% —
multiple encephalomyelitis — 20%
thoracic radiculitis 4% —
remission — 20%
constant sneezing 4% —
increased 1% 21%
spinal contusion 4% —
impaired nervous system function — 20%
cough on a sigh 4% —
absent-mindedness — 20%
pain when taking a deep breath 4% —
pain in the eyes — 19%
tingling in the chest 4% —
can't hold urine — 19%
neurogenic pain 4% —
lower paraparesis — 19%
cough from tickling in the throat 4% —
onset of illness 2% 21%
thoracic spondylosis 4% —
history of surgery 2% 21%
cough tickling dry 4% —
skin anesthesia 2% 20%
tingling 4% —
convulsions — 18%
pain in the left hypochondrium 3% —
better when walking — 18%
pain between the shoulder blades 3% —
urinary incontinence — 18%
pain in the muscles of the back 3% —
weakness after stress — 18%
rib fracture 3% —
urination disorder — 17%
osteoarthrosis of the spine 3% —
retinal dissection — 17%
bruise of the chest 3% —
will not work — 17%
painful appearance 3% —
epstein barr virus — 17%
trunk is shortened 3% —
necrosis — 17%
pain from sudden movements 3% —
mental exhaustion — 17%
constant aching pain 3% —
heredity predisposition — 17%
pain during exercise 3% —
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) — 17%
consequences of spinal injury 3% —
nausea with fever — 17%
chest pain on the right 3% —
patient's condition 1% 18%
bone injury 3% —
anesthesia 2% 19%
spinal injury 3% —
frequent imperative urge to urinate — 16%
angina pectoris 3% —
tendency to herpes — 16%
cough 3% —
hemiparesis — 16%
herpes rashes 3% —
fatigue from life — 16%
muscle pain from exertion 3% —
muscle fatigue — 16%
head skin sweating 3% —
speeded up urination — 16%
pain in the pancreas 3% —
high nervous sensitivity — 16%
pain goes in the back 3% —
nervous exhaustion — 16%
pain in the mammary glands 3% —
can not recover — 16%
pain from the load 3% —
vibration in the body — 16%
dislocation of the vertebrae 3% —
mumps in children — 16%
back pain between the shoulder blades 3% —
neuritis 10% 26%
burns 3% —
muscle spasm of the hands — 16%
pancreatitis 3% —
lowered 2% 18%
shooting pains 3% —
antibodies to extractable nuclear antigen — 16%
cough from deep inhalation 3% —
likes to be examined — 16%
holds the breath 3% —
muscle hypertonus — 16%
chest pain when moving 3% —
nausea vomiting — 16%
cough when moving 3% —
radiation therapy — 15%
bruised ribs 3% —
nausea — 15%
pain as the current 3% —
vomiting at fever — 15%
burning behind the sternum 3% —
suspicion — 15%
dull chest pain 3% —
anxiety — 15%
osteochondrosis 3% —
viral hepatitis b — 15%
post-traumatic arthrosis 3% —
feeling of heat — 15%
osteoma 3% —
suspension — 15%
shingling abdominal pain 3% —
depression anxiety — 15%
sneezing attacks 3% —
vomiting — 15%
hernia 3% —
paresis — 15%
chondroma 3% —
helps others — 15%
back pain during physical exertion 3% —
the desire to be busy — 15%
unbearable pain 3% —
mixed anxious — 15%
cough when inhaling 3% —
flat back syndrome — 15%
chondrosarcoma 3% —
increased sensitivity — 15%
atypical pneumonia 3% —
paranoia — 15%
spondylopathy 3% —
severe exhaustion — 15%
compressive back pain 3% —
muscle weakness — 14%
consequences of physical exertion 2% —
retinal atrophy — 14%
type of breathing chest 2% —
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia — 14%
curvature of the spine 2% —
vaccination — 14%
sudden pain 2% —
mood disorder — 14%
sweating is increased 2% —
better at home — 14%
hysteria 2% —
radiation damage — 14%
consequences of injuries 2% —
high temperature — 14%
nervous excitability 2% —
high height — 14%
aneurysm 2% —
worse after a rest — 14%
gastritis 2% —
spasm — 14%
strong character 2% —
the fast man — 14%
acute abdomen 2% —
patient's gait is spastic — 14%
nerve damage 2% —
tremor — 14%

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