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Results: Differences General	✘Koehler's disease	✘Enthesopathy
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 37%(0) CT of the organ — 35%(0) Radiography of the area 13%(0) 21%(0) Ultrasound of the organ — 29%(0) Elements and vitamins — 26%(1) Endoscopy — 23%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	35%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
pain in the foot when walking	33%	—
epicondylitis of the elbow joint	—	75%
osteochondrosis	30%	—
tendinitis	—	66%
bone deformation	25%	—
arthrosis	—	64%
pain when walking	24%	—
pain when moving	—	63%
bone necrosis	22%	—
elbow pain	—	58%
worse when walking	21%	—
seronegative spondyloarthritis	—	57%
loss of balance	21%	—
restriction of movement	—	56%
a comfortable child	20%	—
arthritis	—	55%
swelling of the feet	20%	—
worse from movement	—	55%
impaired coordination	19%	—
arthritis of the shoulder joint	—	54%
deformity of the foot	18%	—
tendovaginitis	—	53%
pain in the bones legs	18%	—
bursitis	—	52%
koehler's disease	18%	—
bone growths	—	52%
internal edema	17%	—
pain at the beginning of movement	—	51%
likes to walk	16%	—
psoriasis on the knees	—	51%
pain in the legs at rest	16%	—
pain from sudden movements	—	50%
osteochondropathy	16%	—
coxarthrosis	—	49%
childhood diseases	16%	—
tendosynovitis	—	49%
osteoporosis	16%	—
traumatic arthritis	—	48%
constant pain	16%	—
laceration	—	48%
swelling of the legs	16%	—
shoulder injury	—	47%
pain in the ankles	15%	—
lateral epicondylitis	—	46%
brachydactyly	15%	—
muscle pain when moving	—	46%
weakness in the foot	15%	—
worse from sudden movements	—	46%
pain in the feet permanent	15%	—
psoriasis on the leg	—	46%
pain in the shins	14%	—
artist	—	46%
fatigue in the legs	14%	—
reiter's disease	—	45%
fussy child	14%	—
deforming arthrosis	—	45%
leg pain with edema	14%	—
cause the effects of physical overstrain	—	45%
tired when walking	14%	—
hip pain	—	44%
paget's disease	14%	—
joint pain	—	44%
fatigue from children	14%	—
bursitis of the elbow joint	—	43%
flat feet	14%	—
myositis	—	43%
leg weakness walking	14%	—
history of surgery	—	43%
osteitis	13%	—
bursitis of the foot	—	43%
pathological fracture	13%	—
arthritis of the hip joint	—	43%
sluggish baby	13%	—
gonorrhea in women	—	43%
porous skin	13%	—
acute pain	—	43%
valgus deformity of the foot	13%	—
increased endurance	—	43%
very correct	12%	—
chinga	—	42%
unbearable pain	12%	—
worse from prolonged movement	—	42%
leg injury	12%	—
arthritis with pain	—	41%
weakness in the legs	12%	—
joint diseases	10%	51%
bone fracture	11%	—
pain in the wrists	—	41%
reddening of the skin	11%	—
fluid in the joints	—	41%
The skin is not	11%	—
patella pain	—	40%
weakness after illness	10%	—
ulcerative necrotic enterocolitis	—	40%
helps others	10%	—
pain in the elbow joints	—	39%
quickly gets tired	10%	—
purulent discharge from the urethra	—	38%
zpr fatigue from the disease	10%	—
reactive arthritis	—	38%
consequences of physical stress	—	38%
heel spur	—	38%
allergy to animals	—	38%
psoriatic arthritis	—	38%
chronic enterocolitis	—	37%
tension in the shoulders	—	37%
muscle tension	—	37%
dystrophy	10%	47%
joint asymmetry	—	37%
joint deformation	—	37%
pain in the buttocks	—	36%
lying on the sick side	—	36%
osteoarthrosis of the spine	—	36%
worse after a rest	—	36%
menopause diseases	—	35%
synovitis of the knee joint	—	35%
sciatic nerve pain	—	35%
sensations in the legs	—	35%
arthrosis of the knee joint	—	35%
ankylosing spondylitis	—	35%
wrist injury	—	35%
arthritis of the knee joint	—	35%
stiffness in the joints	—	35%
inflammation	9%	44%
sciatica	—	35%
arthritis of the foot	—	35%
increased	8%	43%
overwork	—	34%
periods of exacerbation	—	34%
rheumatic arthritis	—	34%
limitation of the amplitude of movements	—	34%
pain when touched	16%	50%
aching pain in the bones	—	34%
gonorrhea	—	33%
tension in the hands	—	33%
scarring	—	33%
spondyloarthrosis	—	33%
ligament damage	—	32%
enterocolitis	—	32%
connective tissue dysplasia	—	32%
radiculitis	—	32%
impaired function of the bile ducts	—	32%
stiffness of movements	—	32%
feeling of stiffness	—	31%
ulcer on the leg	—	31%
aching bones	—	31%
fatigue during physical exertion	—	31%
effects of overwork	—	31%
striae	—	31%
osteopenia	—	31%
rheumatic inflammation	—	31%
pain in the side	—	31%
infectious colitis	—	31%
worse standing	—	31%
psoriasis	—	31%
crohn	—	31%
chronic colitis	—	31%
pain in the sacrum	—	31%
growing pains	—	30%
pain in the knees	—	30%
swelling of joints	—	30%
pain in the tendons	—	30%
ankylosis	—	30%
scurvy	—	30%
pulmonary tuberculosis	—	29%
skin problems	—	29%
polyarthritis	—	29%
cholecystitis	—	29%
skin atrophy	—	29%
menopause	—	29%
swelling	19%	48%
severe stress	—	29%
migrating larva	—	29%
infectious arthritis	—	28%
fibroma	—	28%
a history of endoscopic surgery	—	28%
consequences of taking medications	—	28%
stereotypia	—	28%
pain from the load	16%	44%
trauma	13%	41%
spondylopathy	27%	55%
chronic arthritis	—	27%
neuralgia	—	27%
colitis	—	27%
pain during exercise	—	26%
lung pain	—	26%
hypertrophy biliary tract	—	26%
illness from stress	—	26%
beriberi	—	26%
remission	—	26%
worse lying down	12%	38%
everything is bad	—	26%
muscle damage	—	26%
asymmetry	—	25%
conservative	—	25%
tuberculosis	—	25%
consequences of physical exertion	—	25%
inflammatory bowel diseases	—	25%
I can't be alone	—	25%
caution	—	25%

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