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Results: Differences General	✘Longitudinal flat feet	✘Epiphyseolysis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(1) 77%(0) ECG 52%(0) 100%(0) Coagulogram 52%(1) 42%(1) General urine test 63%(2) 7%(0) Autoimmune markers — 59%(2) General blood test 6%(1) 49%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	50%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	66%
disease from resentment	44%	—
fracture with displacement	—	43%
flat feet	41%	—
open fracture	—	42%
valgus deformity of the foot	37%	—
hip fracture	—	37%
deformity of the foot	36%	—
consequences of a fracture	—	33%
pain in the foot	33%	—
consequences of injuries	—	29%
curvature of the shins	32%	—
intraarticular fracture	—	27%
lower back pain	28%	—
knee injury	—	25%
pain in the shins	24%	—
no joints	—	25%
ankle fracture	23%	—
bone fracture	10%	34%
weakness in the foot	23%	—
trauma	8%	29%
curvature of the legs	33%	9%
catatrauma	—	21%
pain in the ankles	20%	—
closed fracture	—	21%
loss of balance	19%	—
hematoma	—	20%
deforming arthrosis	19%	—
sports injury	—	20%
weakness in the legs	19%	—
history of osteosynthesis	—	20%
postpartum obesity	18%	—
leg fracture	—	20%
swelling of the legs	18%	—
hemarthrosis	—	20%
swelling of the feet	18%	—
leg injury	11%	30%
swelling in the evening	17%	—
open person	—	19%
weakness of the ligamentous apparatus	17%	—
epiphyseolysis	—	19%
pain in the knees	29%	10%
rapid growth	—	18%
impaired coordination	17%	—
bruise	—	18%
legs swell in the evening	17%	—
deep vein thrombosis	—	18%
weakness in the leg muscles	17%	—
thrombosis	—	17%
difficulty walking	17%	—
patellar balloting	—	17%
lumbar osteochondrosis	16%	—
pain after a fracture	—	17%
osteochondrosis pain	16%	—
thrombophlebitis	—	17%
arthrosis	16%	—
bone defects	—	17%
pain in the ankles	16%	—
fracture of the humerus	—	17%
pain in the legs	29%	11%
vascular damage	—	17%
imbalance	15%	—
does sports	—	16%
osteoarthrosis of the spine	15%	—
phlebitis	—	16%
pain in the popliteal fossa	14%	—
constant weakness	—	16%
arthrosis of the knee joint	14%	—
high thin	—	15%
deformity of fingers	14%	—
the feeling of a fracture	—	15%
legs do not walk	14%	—
shoulder injury	—	15%
femininity	14%	—
general narcosis	—	15%
pain in the legs at rest	14%	—
immunodeficiency	—	15%
long fingers	14%	—
polytrauma	—	15%
paresis of the foot	14%	—
ligament rupture	—	15%
pain in the legs of children	14%	—
swelling of the hands	—	15%
fracture of the lower leg	14%	—
contractures of the joints	—	14%
swelling of the shins	14%	—
false joint	—	14%
muscle weakness	13%	—
patellar fracture	—	14%
deformity of the toes	13%	—
my legs are failing	—	14%
patient is motionless	13%	—
pain after injury	—	14%
weak ligaments	13%	—
subcutaneous edema	—	14%
pain in the feet permanent	13%	—
closed person	—	14%
hallux valgus	13%	—
consequences of knee injury	—	14%
tired when walking	13%	—
often sick child	—	14%
pain gives in the leg	13%	—
feeling of bruising	—	14%
paralysis of the lower extremities	13%	—
restriction of movement	8%	22%
morton's neuroma	13%	—
angioplasty	—	13%
joint deformation	30%	15%
dislocation	—	13%
osteochondrosis	12%	—
acceleration of movements	—	13%
leg pain with edema	12%	—
pain in the wrists	—	13%
paresis of legs	12%	—
pain in the bones legs	—	13%
joints of normal shape	12%	—
pathological fracture	—	13%
hyperkeratosis	12%	—
pain when moving	—	13%
skeletal deformity	12%	—
little low energy level	—	13%
shortening of legs	12%	—
pulmonary embolism	—	13%
pain worse at immobility	12%	—
bruise	—	13%
rickets	12%	—
increased	4%	17%
fatigue in the legs	12%	—
orthopedic implant	—	13%
legs are elongated	12%	—
contracture	—	13%
reduced efficiency	12%	—
knee joint contracture	—	12%
ankylosis	12%	—
scratch	—	12%
deformity of the big toe	12%	—
need for movement	—	12%
weakness of the ligaments	12%	—
acute venous thrombosis	—	12%
hyperkeratosis stop	11%	—
difficult childhood	—	12%
pain in the ankle joint	11%	—
subfebrility	—	12%
paralytic syndrome	11%	—
viral hepatitis b	—	12%
heartache	11%	—
pedantry	—	12%
spondylopathy	11%	—
viral hepatitis	—	12%
the pain is worse lying down	11%	—
motor activity	—	12%
tendovaginitis	11%	—
increased motor activity	—	12%
warm feet	11%	—
history of cardiovascular surgery	—	12%
helps others	11%	—
muscle damage	—	12%
does not tolerate pain	10%	—
drug disease	—	12%
scar pain	10%	—
weakening of immunity	—	12%
overweight	10%	—
pain in the knee and hip joints	—	12%
muscle pain	10%	—
is better in nature	—	12%
tendosynovitis	10%	—
pelvic bone fracture	—	12%
neurinoma	10%	—
impaired venous function	—	12%
pulsation in the legs	10%	—
consequences of surgery	13%	25%
obesity	10%	—
wounds heal poorly	—	12%
consequences of physical exertion	10%	—
frequent colds	—	11%
paralysis	10%	—
high height	—	11%
big man	10%	—
refuses treatment	—	11%
constant pain	10%	—
rapid reaction	—	11%
paresis	10%	—
caution	—	11%
stiffness of movements	9%	—
chest damage	—	11%
aching	9%	—
with the corn	—	11%
pain in the tendons	9%	—
thin	—	11%
weakness after illness	9%	—
consequences of taking medications	13%	24%
stiffness in the legs	9%	—
the pain is worse from exertion	—	11%
sensations in the legs	19%	8%
inflammation	—	11%
zpr fatigue from the disease	9%	—
limitation of the amplitude of movements	—	11%
pain in the fingers	8%	—
hepatitis	—	11%
doubts	8%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	10%

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