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Results: Differences General	✘Macromastia	✘Epicondylitis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 21%(0) — Measurements at the reception 17%(0) — Other hormones — 15%(1) Ultrasound of the organ 12%(0) —
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	50%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
history of chest surgery	35%	—
elbow pain	—	72%
sensitive nipples	30%	—
arthritis of the shoulder joint	—	51%
additional mammary gland	29%	—
traumatic arthritis	—	45%
lowered	26%	—
shoulder injury	—	44%
overweight	25%	—
inflammation	—	38%
malformations of the mammary glands	25%	—
lateral epicondylitis	—	32%
pressing back pain	25%	—
epicondylitis of the elbow joint	—	30%
diaper rash	24%	—
trauma	—	28%
heavy weight	24%	—
arthritis with pain	—	20%
compressive back pain	24%	—
pain in the elbow joints	—	17%
involution of the mammary glands	23%	—
chronic arthritis	—	17%
chest asymmetry	23%	—
joint diseases	—	16%
rashes on the shoulders	22%	—
acute arthritis	—	14%
a history of facelift	22%	—
elbow pain when moving	—	13%
feeling of chest compression	22%	—
weakness of the ligamentous apparatus	—	13%
skin is tight	21%	—
overwork	—	13%
feeling of compression in the chest	20%	—
worse during day	—	12%
rashes in the folds of the skin	20%	—
muscle atrophy	—	12%
discomfort in the heart	20%	—
tendinitis	—	12%
back pain thoracic	20%	—
sedentary work	—	11%
rashes on the chest	20%	—
does sports	—	11%
pressing pain in the chest	20%	—
worse from movement	—	11%
severe pain in the arm	19%	—
pain from sudden movements	—	11%
pain in the thoracic spine	19%	—
medial epicondylitis	—	11%
acute back pain	19%	—
injury to the elbow joint	—	11%
discomfort in the chest	19%	—
joint pain when moving	—	11%
stooped	19%	—
joint pain	—	11%
rashes on the hands	18%	—
pain in shoulder joints	—	11%
hump	18%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	10%
consequences of surgery	25%	6%
stereotypical movements	—	10%
postoperative scars	17%	—
does not tolerate pain	—	10%
compressing pains in the heart	17%	—
joint hypermobility syndrome	—	10%
skin problems	17%	—
worse from sudden movements	—	10%
the body is not his	16%	—
consequences of injuries	—	10%
curvature of the spine	16%	—
weakness of the ligaments	—	10%
pain in the heart	16%	—
pain in the tendons	—	10%
back pain	15%	—
medicinal arthropathy	—	9%
asymmetry	15%	—
acute pain in the joints	—	9%
lot of operations in small things	15%	—
effects of overwork	—	9%
nose nursing mom	15%	—
periodic illness	—	9%
soreness of the skin	14%	—
polyarthritis	—	9%
pain chest	14%	—
no joints	—	9%
loss body weight	14%	—
pain when moving	—	9%
rapid weight loss	14%	—
nerve damage	—	9%
not enough time	14%	—
pain from the load	—	8%
presses	13%	—
illness after hypothermia	—	8%
heart dysfunction	13%	—
stereotypia	—	8%
history of surgery	25%	13%
forced situation	—	8%
consequences of taking medications	20%	9%
is worse at 10 am	—	8%
general narcosis	20%	10%
gradual deterioration of the condition	—	7%
sensations in the hands	16%	8%
weakness after illness	—	7%
scarring	14%	7%
recovery period	—	7%
patient's condition	12%	8%
stage of recovery	—	7%
up circulatory disorders	—	7%
wound	—	7%
worse in morning	—	7%
anesthesia	—	7%
patient is motionless	—	7%
drug disease	—	6%
acute pain	13%	15%

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