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Results: Differences Similar ✘Bursitis of the knee joint✘Rigid big toe
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%10%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 7%91%
fluid in the joints 91% 19%
pain in the foot — 80%
pain in the knees 45% —
arthritis of the foot — 77%
pain in the right leg 31% —
stiffness 6% 80%
pain in the right knee 31% —
swelling of the toe — 59%
knee pain when walking 18% —
joint hot — 57%
knee injury 15% —
pain in the toes of the foot — 50%
purulent bursitis 14% —
swelling of the left leg — 49%
worse from exercise 12% —
pain in the left leg — 47%
synovitis of the knee joint 11% —
pain in the legs 27% 73%
infectious arthritis 9% —
swelling of the feet — 46%
chronic synovitis 9% —
inflammation 18% 62%
acute arthritis 7% —
dissecting osteochondritis — 44%
ligament damage 7% —
deformity of the toes — 44%
patellar balloting 7% —
bone growths — 43%
chronic arthritis 7% —
deformity of the big toe — 42%
baker's cyst 6% —
arthrosis — 39%
steroid diabetes mellitus 6% —
deformity of the foot — 39%
increased endurance 6% —
swelling of the legs — 38%
cyst of the popliteal fossa 6% —
pain in the fingers — 38%
hormonal ointments 6% —
curvature of the legs — 37%
tumor - like lesions 6% —
операция на костях — 37%
knee joint ligament damage 6% —
pain in the wrists — 36%
periarthritis 6% —
joint deformation — 35%
the feeling of a wound 5% —
pain in the big toe — 34%
ligament injury 5% —
deformity of fingers — 34%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 5% —
bone deformation — 33%
scleroderma 5% —
presses — 31%
sports injury 5% —
ankylosis — 31%
intoxication 5% —
sensations in the legs 4% 33%
cold extremities 5% —
worse when moving — 29%
viral arthritis 5% —
pain in large joints — 29%
slight temperature 5% —
arthritis of the fingers — 29%
hygroma 5% —
osteochondrosis — 29%
knee injuries 5% —
deforming arthrosis — 29%
acute hematogenous osteomyelitis 5% —
transverse flat feet — 27%
does not recognize 5% —
joint pain is worse at rest — 27%
acute infectious arthritis 5% —
pain better from walking — 27%
general intoxication syndrome 4% —
consequences of taking medications — 26%
abscess 4% —
consequences of operation — 26%
suppuration of the skin 4% —
swelling 4% 30%
bacteremia 4% —
joint diseases 8% 34%
general weakness 4% —
bone fracture — 25%
sepsis 4% —
spondylopathy — 25%
general swelling does 4% —
activity at night — 24%
chills 4% —
patient's condition — 24%
drug poisoning 4% —
pain in the leg is worse at rest — 24%
hyperthermia 4% —
pain when moving — 23%
hernia 4% —
uncertain gait — 23%
osteomyelitis 4% —
pain in the toes — 22%
leg injury 4% —
flat feet — 22%
boil 4% —
pain in the legs while sitting is worse — 22%
congestion purulent wounds 4% —
arthrosis of small joints — 22%
soft tissue abscess 4% —
patient is motionless 3% 25%
phlegmon 4% —
joint pain 4% 26%
folliculitis 4% —
dulling feelings — 22%
allergy 3% —
gout 5% 26%
oncology 3% —
neurological disorders — 21%
blood diseases 3% —
clumsy — 21%
necrosis 3% —
bone cyst — 21%
kidney disease 3% —
worse sitting better when walking — 21%
diabetes mellitus 3% —
stiffness in the wrists — 20%
hormonal disorders 3% —
swelling of joints — 20%
feeling of bruising 3% —
polyarthrosis — 20%
consequences of injuries 3% —
acute pain 3% 23%
metabolic disorder 3% —
stage of recovery 3% 23%
acute condition 3% —
recovery period 3% 23%
high temperature 3% —
worse when walking better lying — 19%
foot weight — 19%
postoperative scars — 19%
rheumatoid arthritis — 19%
hyperkeratosis stop — 19%
scarring — 19%
leg pain is worse when lying down — 19%
worse lying — 18%
pain from sudden movements — 18%
gout of the joints 5% 23%
chronic gouty arthritis 5% 23%
pain in the legs at rest — 17%
dislocation of the toes — 17%
worse when walking 11% 28%
conservative — 17%
osteosclerosis — 17%
worse from sudden movements — 16%
finger fracture — 16%
pain in the popliteal fossa — 16%
pain worse at rest — 16%
speaks poorly — 16%
hallux valgus — 16%
restriction of movement 6% 22%
binge — 15%
the pain is worse lying down — 15%
morton's neuroma — 15%
dulling on percussion — 15%
injury 12% 27%
better when walking — 15%
sitting worse pain — 15%
sensitivity to sounds — 15%
bursitis of the foot — 14%
fibular nerve neuropathy — 14%
worse sitting better lying down — 14%
hyperkeratosis — 14%
spinal injury — 14%
dislocation of a finger — 14%
osteitis — 14%
consequences of infection — 14%
difficulty walking — 14%
fractures of the bones of the hand — 14%
worse at rest — 14%
traumatic arthritis 8% 22%
tibial nerve neuropathy — 13%
leg pain more in the feet — 13%
fidgety — 13%
no joints — 13%
sits sideways — 13%
worse sitting — 13%
acceleration of movements — 13%
dislocations of the hand — 13%
warm feet — 13%
rigid big toe — 13%
need for movement — 13%
constant pain — 12%
pulsation in the legs — 12%
dislocation of the foot — 12%
pain from the load — 12%
worse standing is better when walking 6% 18%
lung pain — 12%
heredity predisposition — 12%
pain in the joints of the fingers — 12%
state of exacerbation — 12%
consequences of physical exertion — 12%
neurinoma — 12%
osteoarthritis of the spine — 12%
dermatitis — 12%

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