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Results: Differences General ✘Neuralgia✘Синдром 'болезненные ноги (руки)-движущиеся пальцы'
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Distinctive symptoms
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trigeminal nerve pain 78% —
cervical plexitis — 95%
infringement of the sciatic nerve 77% —
on the hands rough skin — 89%
pinching nerves 73% —
pain in the fingers 1% 85%
sciatic nerve pain 73% —
shoulder plexitis — 81%
pain in the sacrum 41% —
pain in the wrists 1% 77%
pain in the sacrum on the right 37% —
causalgia — 73%
facial pain 31% —
plexit 19% 91%
shooting pain in the lower back 31% —
zudek syndrome — 71%
shooting back pain 30% —
polyneuropathy 1% 68%
back pain on the left 18% —
chronic somatoform pain disorder — 65%
lumbosacral radiculitis 18% —
pain in the toes — 64%
right back pain 18% —
neck injury — 62%
shooting pains 16% —
shoulder injury — 61%
back pain 13% —
rough skin — 58%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 11% —
pain in the arms and legs — 57%
back pain when moving 9% —
slowness of movement — 57%
lower back pain 9% —
pain in the foot — 54%
lower back pain during movements 8% —
spinal injury 1% 54%
radiculitis 69% 59%
nerve damage 2% 52%
cold in the lower back 8% —
constant pain — 47%
pain in the lumbosacral region 8% —
psychosomatics 1% 48%
lower back pain sitting 7% —
acute injury 1% 48%
lower back pain on the left 7% —
traumatic illness — 45%
inflammation of the sciatic nerve 7% —
neurological disorders 13% 58%
inflammation 7% —
pain in the legs 4% 47%
intercostal pain 7% —
wound 1% 41%
pain gives in the leg 7% —
trauma 1% 38%
pain in the jaw 6% —
skin problems 1% 37%
herpes zoster 6% —
envy 6% —
worse when moving 6% —
pain in the buttocks 6% —
pain in the ribs 6% —
pain when moving 6% —
pain goes in the back 5% —
acute pain 5% —
pain in the jaw on the left 5% —
thinks about business 5% —
avoids people 5% —
nose pain in the cheekbones 5% —
pain in the lower jaw 5% —
Cold in the back 5% —
shooting pains on the leg 5% —
knee pain when walking 5% —
pain gives in the left leg 5% —
spine protrusion 4% —
consequences of physical stress 4% —
pain in the ribs when pressing 4% —
the pain is worse lying down 4% —
osteochondrosis 4% —
paresis of the facial nerve 4% —
hernia intervertebral 4% —
muscular rheumatism 4% —
pain in the gums 4% —
sarcasm 4% —
gums inflamed 3% —
trigeminal neuralgia 3% —
aches 3% —
toothache aching 3% —
pain in the eyes 3% —
pain when walking 3% —
occipital neuralgia 3% —
headache behind the eyes 2% —
osteochondrosis pain 2% —
pain in the nose 2% —
pain in the mouth 2% —
ganglioneuritis 2% —
itchy facial skin 2% —
headache the back of the head in the temple 2% —
intercostal neuralgia 2% —
gives to the ears 2% —
sinusitis in children 2% —
pain after injury 2% —
lower back pain on the right 2% —
neuralgia of the lingopharyngeal nerve 2% —
neuralgia 2% —
slader syndrome 2% —
traumatic neuritis 2% —
dental neuralgia 2% —
pain is felt in the orbit 2% —
acute idiopathic neuritis 2% —
goosebumps on the skin 2% —
headache in the temples 2% —
aching eyes 2% —

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  3. The higher the percentage, the more important this symptom is for the disease and vice versa. At 0%, we can say that this symptom never occurs in the disease.
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