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Results: Differences Similar ✘Hollow foot✘Hyperkeratosis of the feet
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Distinctive symptoms
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polyps 75% —
dry skin of the feet — 89%
hollow foot 73% —
dry skin — 63%
tendon contracture 45% —
hyperkeratosis stop — 55%
weakness in the foot 42% —
irritability — 52%
cramps the feet 41% —
dryness — 50%
weakness in the legs 40% —
hypertension — 39%
fractures of the bones of the foot 39% —
calluses dry — 36%
операция на костях 36% —
dry skin on the legs — 32%
corns 35% —
vulgar ichthyosis — 31%
contracture 35% —
cracks bleeding — 29%
fracture of the calcaneus 35% —
psoriasis of the palms — 29%
leg muscle spasms 34% —
psoriasis of the palms and soles — 29%
fatigue in the legs 33% —
callus on the sole — 29%
ones weakness in the leg muscles 31% —
keratodermia — 28%
legs are elongated 31% —
skin problems — 28%
bone deformation 31% —
congenital ichthyosis — 28%
deformity of fingers 30% —
psoriasis on the leg — 27%
tired of being sick 30% —
dry skin of the extremities — 26%
effects of burns 27% —
heel pain — 25%
muscle hypertonus 27% —
wet skin — 24%
deformity of the toes 26% —
ichthyosis — 24%
paresis of the foot 26% —
cracks painful — 24%
long fingers 25% —
legs do not walk — 24%
tired when walking 25% —
turns his legs — 23%
spinal cord tumors 25% —
clubfoot — 23%
deformity of the foot 45% 18%
pleasant — 21%
muscle stretching 25% —
with the corn — 20%
tumors of peripheral nerves 24% —
hypersensitivity pain — 20%
general anesthesia 24% —
pain in the lower extremities — 20%
bone fracture 24% —
trophic ulcer — 20%
curvature of the legs 43% 17%
decreased skin sensitivity — 19%
femininity 24% —
psoriasis — 19%
spasm 24% —
ulcer on the leg — 19%
muscle weakness 24% —
Follows the rules — 18%
wound 23% —
violation of pain sensitivity — 18%
quickly gets tired 23% —
peeling — 18%
back injury 23% —
skin compaction — 17%
curvature of the shins 23% —
limbs pain — 17%
pain in the fingers 22% —
sensations in the legs — 16%
is not deformed 22% —
ulcers on the skin — 16%
leg weakness walking 22% —
caution — 16%
neurological disorders 22% —
oily skin — 16%
pain when walking 22% —
bleeding — 16%
paresis of legs 22% —
overweight — 15%
nerve damage 22% —
peptic ulcer — 15%
migrating larva 21% —
skin anesthesia — 15%
shortening of legs 21% —
hormonal disorders — 14%
heaviness in the body 21% —
skin condition — 14%
consequences of a fracture 20% —
up circulatory disorders — 14%
leg injury 39% 17%
necrosis — 14%
worse when walking 19% —
diabetes mellitus — 14%
stretching 19% —
skin sensations — 14%
oncology in the anamnesis 19% —
painful calluses — 12%
loss of balance 19% —
nodes painful calluses on the sole — 12%
a history of trauma 19% —
pain in the foot 20% 30%
paresis 18% —
pain in the legs 25% 30%
muscle pain 18% —
consequences of taking medications 14% 17%
impaired coordination 18% —
brain tumor 18% —
consequences of physical exertion 18% —
conservative 18% —
dependence on plastic surgery 17% —
fatigue 17% —
weakness after illness 16% —
oncology 15% —
injury 29% 13%
patient's condition 14% —

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