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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Ankle ligament damageHammer - shaped toes
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General blood test 9%(1)
Distinctive symptoms
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dislocation of the foot 85%
deformity of the toes 70%
ligament damage 75%
corns 61%
dislocation 65%
arthrosis of small joints 61%
ankle ligament damage 51%
deformity of fingers 61%
nervousness 31%
deformity of the big toe 57%
sprains 31%
lump on the big toe 53%
dislocation stretching 30%
deformity of the foot 11% 59%
ligament rupture 29%
with the corn 44%
swelling of the ankle joint 29%
curvature of the legs 11% 55%
pain in the tendons 28%
hallux valgus 43%
trauma 47% 19%
joint deformation 43%
emotional 25%
psoriasis on the leg 43%
pain in the foot when walking 25%
valgus deformity of the foot 12% 55%
pain in the ankles 24%
keratodermia 42%
hemarthrosis 24%
bones on his legs into a fever 41%
foot weight 24%
flat feet 13% 53%
swelling of the shins 24%
walking on tiptoe 39%
swelling of joints 24%
arthrosis 38%
pain in the shins 22%
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis 37%
swelling of the feet 22%
calluses on his fingers 37%
pain in the ankle joint 22%
psoriatic arthritis 35%
swelling of the legs 21%
spastic paralysis 34%
swelling 19%
paresis of the foot 34%
full 19%
arthritis of the fingers 33%
leg pain with edema 18%
arthritis of the foot 32%
difficulty walking 18%
pain in the toes 32%
subcutaneous edema 17%
gradual deterioration of the condition 31%
bruise 16%
heaviness in the legs 31%
bruises on the legs 16%
deforming arthrosis 31%
presses 16%
periodic paralysis 31%
pain in the legs when moving 15%
paralysis of the lower extremities 30%
cold legs 15%
psoriasis 29%
turns his legs 15%
cerebral palsy 28%
tension of the leg muscles 15%
multiple sclerosis 28%
muscle damage 15%
I'm being controlled 28%
stiffness in the knees 15%
history of surgery 11% 39%
joint pain 14%
pain in the fingers 28%
from eating better 13%
paresis of legs 28%
stiffness in the legs 13%
rheumatoid arthritis 26%
stiffness of movements 13%
muscle atrophy 26%
muscle rupture 13%
inflammation of the brain 25%
can't walk 13%
chronic arthritis 25%
sports injury 13%
polyneuropathy 24%
muscle stretching 13%
paresis 23%
loss of balance 11%
bone deformation 10% 33%
ankle pain when walking 11%
arthritis 23%
hemorrhages on the skin 11%
paralysis 23%
muscle tension 11%
leukoencephalitis 23%
pain when moving 11%
peptic ulcer 22%
aching joints 11%
joint diseases 16% 37%
better in afternoon 10%
subacute condition 21%
stiffness in the joints 10%
consequences of injuries 21%
impaired coordination 10%
neurological disorders 21%
worse from movement 10%
periodic illness 20%
general swelling does 10%
damage to the nervous system 20%
pain when touched 10%
pain when walking 22% 41%
aching 9%
inflammation 18%
imbalance 9%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 14% 32%
acute pain 9%
increased 8% 25%
patient's condition 8%
pain in the legs 22% 39%
worse when walking 19% 36%
restriction of movement 16% 26%
pain in the foot 20% 26%
sensations in the legs 20% 23%
leg injury 25% 25%

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