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Results: Differences Similar ✘Arthritis of the shoulder joint✘Tuberculosis arthritis
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arthritis of the shoulder joint 22% —
tuberculosis 6% 77%
pain in shoulder joints 19% —
arthritis of the knee joint — 57%
tendinitis of the shoulder joint 15% —
infectious arthritis 12% 66%
periarthritis 13% —
deforming arthrosis 7% 50%
arthrosis of the shoulder joint 13% —
joint deformation 11% 53%
brachiopathic periarthritis 12% —
arthrosis 10% 46%
rheumatoid arthritis 12% —
tuberculosis of the spine — 36%
crackling in the joints 12% —
tuberculosis ostitis — 35%
hands are hot 12% —
weakness — 33%
gonorrheal arthritis 12% —
swelling — 30%
joint pain with exertion 12% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 29%
cancer of the pancost 11% —
viral arthritis — 29%
shoulder pain is worse when moving 11% —
tuberculosis intoxication — 29%
rheumatoid polyarthritis 11% —
tuberculous lesion of lymph nodes and bones — 28%
joint hot 11% —
tuberculosis arthritis 8% 35%
traumatic arthritis 29% 16%
fistula — 26%
brachiopathic periarthrosis 10% —
tuberculosis of bones 8% 33%
septic arthritis 10% —
limb movement limitation of movement — 25%
capsulite 10% —
focal pulmonary tuberculosis — 24%
hot to the touch 10% —
tuberculin — 22%
purulent bursitis 10% —
tuberculosis in children — 22%
dislocation of the shoulder 10% —
reaction to manta rays — 22%
heaviness in the shoulders 10% —
thoracic spondylosis — 22%
consequences of physical exertion 9% —
bone necrosis — 22%
joint asymmetry 9% —
loss of balance — 21%
purulent arthritis 9% —
silicotuberculosis — 21%
acute rheumatic fever 9% —
consequences of BCG — 20%
joint pain when moving 9% —
intoxication — 20%
tendinitis 9% —
suppuration with fistulas — 20%
fracture of the humerus 9% —
impaired coordination — 20%
pain from the load 9% —
osteitis — 19%
skin is hot 9% —
arthritis of the hip joint — 19%
worse when moving 9% —
basophilia — 19%
acute infectious arthritis 9% —
genital tuberculosis — 19%
heaviness in the hands 9% —
general intoxication syndrome — 19%
medicinal arthropathy 8% —
cataplexy — 18%
bacteremia 8% —
weakness in the extremities — 18%
slowness of movement (bradykinesia) 8% —
tuberculosis of the kidneys — 17%
red hands 8% —
bubbling in the chest — 17%
sepsis 8% —
necrosis — 17%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 8% —
curvature of the spine — 17%
rheumatic arthritis 8% —
sputum in the chest — 17%
gonorrhea 8% —
general weakness — 16%
redness of the joints 7% —
tired when walking — 16%
lung cancer 7% —
heaviness in the back — 16%
consequences of a fracture 7% —
abscess — 16%
tumors of the heart 7% —
abasia — 16%
pain when moving 7% —
chondrocalcinosis — 16%
lung infarction 7% —
of the arvi in children — 16%
cholecystitis 7% —
monocytosis — 16%
joint crunch 7% —
thoracic kyphosis — 15%
infected burns 7% —
bone fistula — 15%
phlegmon 7% —
better when walking — 15%
psoriasis 7% —
kyphosis scoliosis — 15%
rheumatic inflammation 7% —
there is emaciation in the neck — 15%
joint soreness 7% —
pain in all joints — 15%
STDs 7% —
quickly gets tired — 15%
effects of hormone 7% —
spondylosis — 15%
purulent wound 7% —
leg weakness walking — 15%
asymmetry 6% —
restriction of movement 7% 22%
IBS 6% —
impaired lung function 5% 20%
suppuration of the skin 6% —
amyloidosis — 14%
bone fracture 6% —
weakness after illness — 14%
vascular tumor 6% —
pronounced loss of strength — 14%
traumatic illness 6% —
weakness — 14%
fatigue 6% —
recovery period — 14%
patient is motionless 6% —
scoliosis — 13%
is better in nature 6% —
chest deformity — 13%
conservative 6% —
consequences of vaccinations — 13%
consequences of injuries 6% —
muscle fatigue — 13%
painful appearance 6% —
weak joints — 13%
heredity predisposition 6% —
hump — 13%
acute injury 6% —
affective disorders — 13%
are bad 6% —
stooped — 13%
shock states of various genesis 6% —
shortening of limbs — 13%
syphilis 6% —
porous skin — 13%
hypertrophy biliary tract 6% —
contractures — 13%
bone defects 6% —
skin compaction — 13%
angina pectoris 6% —
muscle atrophy — 13%
effects of shock 6% —
increased calcium — 13%
thrombosis 6% —
lower respiratory tract infections — 13%
bursitis of the shoulder joint 6% —
deformities of the limbs — 13%
periods of exacerbation 6% —
alcoholism — 13%
cancer 5% —
Common symptoms are weakness — 13%
bursitis 35% 28%
joint destruction 7% 20%
cardiac disorder 5% —
crooked legs — 12%
wounds 5% —
addiction — 12%
acute arthritis 20% 15%
type 1 diabetes mellitus — 12%
ARVI — 12%
alcohol dependence — 12%
subfebrile condition — 12%
sputum — 12%
spondylopathy — 12%
diseases of infants — 12%
lymph node lesion — 12%
weakening of immunity — 12%
weight change — 12%
fluid in the joints 18% 30%
sensations in the legs — 12%
osteoporosis — 12%
back pain — 12%
rash on the body — 12%
muscle weakness — 11%
immunodeficiency — 11%
papules — 11%
general loss of strength — 11%
pain in the legs — 11%
lot of operations in small things — 11%
no appetite — 11%
diabetes mellitus — 11%
chronic arthritis 7% 18%
arthropathy 13% 24%

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