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Distinctive symptoms
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leg injury 62% —
intraarticular fracture — 39%
bruised finger 36% —
open fracture — 35%
subcutaneous hematoma 26% —
consequences of a fracture — 35%
finger fracture 17% —
pain in the thigh — 32%
deformity of the big toe 16% —
bone deformation — 32%
impaired coordination with movements 16% —
leg injury 10% 41%
pain in the wrists 15% —
shortening of limbs — 30%
restless hands 15% —
pain after a fracture — 29%
pain in the fingers 15% —
acetabulum fracture — 28%
increased pressure when agitated 15% —
shortening of legs — 28%
joint injury 14% —
fracture with displacement — 28%
pain in the nails 14% —
transversal hip fracture — 28%
worse standing is better when walking 14% —
joint injuries 9% 36%
nails are layered 13% —
fracture of the femoral — 25%
bruising sensation 13% —
bone fracture 12% 36%
leg restlessness 13% —
blood loss — 24%
deformity of the toes 13% —
knee injury — 22%
squeezes fingers 13% —
leg fracture — 22%
bruised hands 13% —
deformities of the limbs — 22%
bruising pain 13% —
операция на костях — 22%
pain in the toes of the foot 13% —
knee injuries — 22%
The pain is worse from pressure 12% —
catatrauma — 22%
pain in the toes 12% —
comminuted fracture — 21%
pain in the fingers 12% —
bleeding — 21%
deformity of the fingers 12% —
thrombosis — 20%
deformity of fingers 11% —
vascular damage — 20%
squeezes his legs 11% —
can not lift the leg — 20%
hypertension 11% —
consequences of operation — 19%
severe pain in the arm 11% —
joint deformation — 19%
aches all over the body 11% —
wound — 19%
anxiety due to pain 10% —
consequences of injuries — 19%
worse from increased pressure 10% —
closed fracture — 18%
worse from pressure 10% —
pulmonary embolism — 18%
impaired coordination 9% —
limps — 18%
nervousness 9% —
pain in the lower extremities — 18%
worse when walking 9% —
can not lie on his back — 18%
stretching 9% —
a history of trauma — 18%
loss of balance 9% —
acute venous thrombosis — 18%
restless feet 7% —
curvature of the legs 9% 27%
pain in the knees — 18%
deep vein thrombosis — 17%
osteoporosis — 17%
consequences of taking medications — 17%
hemarthrosis — 17%
sensations in the legs — 17%
knee pain when bending — 17%
dislocation — 17%
injury 14% 31%
pain in the legs 12% 29%
blood diseases 7% 24%
nodes walks on socks — 16%
cognitive disorders — 16%
patient's condition — 16%
coxarthrosis — 16%
phlebitis — 16%
thrombophlebitis — 16%
open person — 16%
limbs pain — 16%
senile psychosis — 15%
patient is motionless — 15%
recovery period — 15%
deforming arthrosis — 15%
stage of recovery — 15%
madness — 15%
postoperative pain — 15%
fractures of the bones of the foot — 15%
delirium — 15%
confusion — 15%
no joints — 15%
time of year — 15%
bone defects — 14%
pain as from stretching — 14%
pain in the knees when lifting — 14%
pain when moving — 14%
neurological disorders — 14%
consequences of physical exertion — 14%
arthrosis — 14%
patellar balloting — 14%
refuses treatment — 14%
pelvic bone fracture — 14%
severe acetonuria — 14%
anemia — 14%
porous skin — 14%
pain from the load — 14%
insensitivity to pain — 14%
joint diseases — 14%
impaired arterial function — 14%
pain from the back to the stomach — 14%
surgical infections — 14%
leg aches — 14%
reticulocytosis — 13%
acute injury — 13%
does not feel pain — 13%
strong man — 13%
pain is worse at the beginning of the movement — 13%
muscle pain when moving — 13%
knee pain when moving — 13%
standing stool — 13%
viral hepatitis a — 13%
heart dysfunction — 13%
presenile psychoses — 13%
asleep leg muscle pain — 13%
swelling after surgery — 13%
ones thin-boned — 13%
consequences of infection — 13%
angiopathy — 13%
closed person — 12%
после операции на сердце — 12%
patellar fracture — 12%
polytrauma — 12%
muscle pain — 12%
the feeling of a fracture 12% 24%
aching knees — 12%
dependence on plastic surgery — 12%
worse from pressure — 12%
pneumonia — 12%
false joint — 12%
joint soreness — 12%
hepatitis — 12%
contractures of the joints — 12%
joints unstable — 12%
is better in nature — 12%
up circulatory disorders — 12%
pain worse from pressure — 12%
worse at the beginning of movement — 12%
thrombosis of the lower extremities — 12%
consequences of knee injury — 12%
disorders of consciousness — 12%
active — 11%
pain in the legs when moving — 11%
inflammation — 11%
patient behavior — 11%
wound postoperative — 11%
psychogenic depression — 11%
pain in the muscles of the shins — 11%
liver problems — 11%
contracture — 11%
angina attack — 11%
gangrene — 11%
protein-energy deficiency — 11%
dementia — 11%
bedsores — 11%
pain in the bones legs — 11%
refuses to help — 11%
sits sideways — 11%
thin limbs — 11%
deterioration from bad news — 11%
speech slurred — 10%
hearing impaired — 10%
joint pain — 10%
postoperative psychosis — 10%
walks fast — 10%
circadian rhythm disorders — 10%
visual impairment — 10%
paresis — 10%
pain in the ankles — 10%
protein c deficiency — 10%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 10%
needs attention — 10%
does not sleep at night — 10%
caution — 10%

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