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Results: Differences Similar ✘Arthritis of the foot✘Synovitis of the ankle joint
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Distinctive symptoms
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arthritis of the fingers 35% —
arthritis of the ankle joint — 89%
swelling of the feet 31% —
bursitis of the foot 9% 85%
pain in the left leg 30% —
purulent bursitis — 67%
gout 29% —
arthrosis of the ankle joint — 66%
suppuration of the skin 14% —
intermittent hydrarthrosis — 66%
gout of the joints 13% —
arthritis of the foot 17% 79%
chronic gouty arthritis 13% —
bursitis 17% 77%
plantar fasciitis 13% —
fluid in the joints 16% 73%
fractures of the bones of the foot 12% —
chronic synovitis — 56%
gonorrheal arthritis 11% —
joint pain 8% 58%
red feet 11% —
sudden onset — 49%
deformity of the foot 11% —
restriction of movement 6% 54%
leg injury 11% —
bursting — 48%
deterioration during cooling of the feet 11% —
arthritis with pain 11% 58%
hammer - shaped toes 11% —
joint diseases 11% 58%
reactive arthritis 11% —
pain in the joints at a temperature — 47%
acute infectious arthritis 11% —
chronic arthritis 8% 53%
gonorrhea in the anamnesis 10% —
post-traumatic arthrosis — 45%
pain in the foot 44% 32%
headache sudden — 43%
frequent sore throats in childhood 10% —
worse extreme temperatures — 43%
joint deformation 10% —
acute arthritis 10% 52%
worse when walking 10% —
infectious arthritis 13% 55%
dog bite 10% —
pain in the ankles — 40%
curvature of the legs 10% —
arthrosis 6% 45%
tonsillopharyngitis 9% —
sudden weakness — 39%
hot to the touch 9% —
general intoxication syndrome — 39%
hot feet 9% —
sharp headache — 39%
dislocation stretching 9% —
periods of exacerbation — 38%
foot weight 9% —
aches all over the body — 37%
joint injury 9% —
pain in all joints — 37%
intestinal flu 9% —
pain in the shins — 35%
polyarthritis 9% —
fever with pain in the joints — 35%
pain in the foot when walking 9% —
intoxication — 35%
red legs 9% —
weak joints — 34%
erysipelas on the leg 9% —
joint soreness — 34%
worse from getting feet wet 9% —
sudden onset — 34%
deterioration from cooling legs 9% —
Common symptoms are weakness — 33%
pain when walking 9% —
headache at temperature — 32%
dislocation of the foot 8% —
headache with weakness — 32%
flu cold 8% —
joint pain — 32%
deformity of the toes 8% —
fidgety — 32%
skin is hot 8% —
fever weakness — 31%
effects of the flu 8% —
traumatic arthritis 7% 38%
insect bite 8% —
feeling of bruising 5% 36%
allergy to mosquito bites 8% —
sudden pain — 31%
allergy to insect bites 8% —
alternating symptoms — 31%
open fracture 8% —
limitation of the amplitude of movements 7% 37%
sensations in the legs 8% —
effects of taking antibiotics — 30%
inflammatory bowel diseases 8% —
subfebrile condition — 30%
foot fungus 8% —
are bad — 30%
impaired function of the large intestine 8% —
high temperature 5% 35%
septic arthritis 8% —
viral arthritis 11% 41%
fasciitis 8% —
presses — 28%
sore throats in childhood 8% —
general weakness — 28%
inflammation of the stomach 8% —
redness of the joints 6% 33%
other viral pneumonia 8% —
sensations in the head — 27%
heel spur 8% —
inflammation 23% 50%
hot feet 8% —
pain throughout the body — 27%
intestinal infection 8% —
patient is motionless — 27%
frequent colds in childhood 8% —
headaches — 26%
leg injury 8% —
consequences of injuries — 26%
catarrh of the nasopharynx 8% —
weakness after illness — 26%
worse standing is better when walking 8% —
medicinal arthropathy 10% 35%
ligament injury 7% —
hormonal disorders — 25%
leg pain with edema 7% —
allergy — 25%
ligament damage 7% —
onset of illness — 24%
stiffness in the legs 7% —
there are no complaints — 24%
recovery period 7% —
strong man 5% 26%
chronic tonsillitis 7% —
joint injuries 10% 30%
pneumonia in childhood 7% —
acute pain 5% 25%
difficulty walking 7% —
swelling 5% 24%
boil 7% —
consequences of infection 8% 24%
acute pain in the legs 7% —
patient's condition 6% 22%
inflammation of the nasopharynx 7% —
injury 8% 23%
better when walking 7% —
pain in the legs 27% 28%
impaired gastric function 7% —
viral tonsillitis 7% —
wound 7% —
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) 7% —
deterioration from tobacco 7% —
bone fracture 7% —
sprains 7% —
erysipelas 7% —
purulent sore 7% —
flat feet 7% —
gonorrhea 7% —
a history of trauma 6% —
flu 6% —
consequences of a fracture 6% —
illness after hypothermia 6% —
bacterial pneumonia 6% —
shock states of various genesis 6% —
stretching 6% —
helminths 6% —
rheumatoid arthritis 6% —
effects of shock 6% —
reddening of the skin 6% —
constantly moving 6% —
painful appearance 6% —
weight change 6% —
bone defects 6% —
swelling of the legs 6% —
ARVI 6% —
fungus 6% —
consequences of taking medications 6% —
dislocation 6% —
osteomyelitis 6% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% —
grandmother diabetes 6% —
infection genitourinary 6% —
folliculitis 6% —
acute pain in the joints 6% —
joint crunch 6% —
chronic pneumonia 6% —
bone growths 6% —
osteitis 6% —
joint destruction 6% —
sore 6% —
bruise 6% —
is worse from sugar 6% —
viral pneumonia 6% —
skin problems 6% —
consequences of acute respiratory 6% —
effects of smoking 6% —
pus on the tonsils 6% —

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