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Results: Differences Similar ✘Fracture of the lumbar spine✘Intervertebral hernia of the lumbar spine
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Distinctive symptoms
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bone fracture 63% 2%
hernia — 50%
joint injuries 55% —
hernias of the spine — 12%
injury 55% 2%
back pain is aching — 10%
compression fracture of the spine 45% —
pulling back pain — 10%
spinal fracture 44% —
lower back pain 6% 15%
swelling 42% —
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar — 9%
spinal cord injury 41% —
epidermophytia — 8%
fracture of the lumbar spine 42% 3%
better alone — 8%
consequences of a fracture 37% —
worse standing — 8%
stiffness in the back 37% —
osteochondrosis — 8%
dislocation of the vertebrae 36% —
discogenic myelopathy — 8%
tension in the spine 34% —
hernia of the lumbar spine — 7%
comminuted fracture 33% —
patient is motionless — 6%
explosive injury 33% —
lumbar spondyloarthrosis — 6%
spinal cord injury 33% —
spine protrusion — 5%
dislocation 35% 2%
lower back pain lying down — 5%
leg injury 29% —
myelopathy — 5%
операция на костях 29% —
sensitive ataxia — 4%
the feeling of a fracture 28% —
compression myelopathy — 4%
ligament damage 28% —
heaviness in the lower back — 4%
ligament injury 28% —
can not lift the leg — 4%
curvature of the spine 34% 4%
spondyloarthrosis — 4%
hump 27% —
motor activity — 3%
stooped 27% —
paresis of legs — 3%
neurological disorders 26% —
consequences of physical stress — 3%
consequences of operation 26% —
ankylosing spondylitis — 3%
catatrauma 25% —
can not straighten — 3%
subluxation of the vertebra 30% 3%
constant aching pain — 3%
fracture of the thoracic spine 24% —
lumbar osteochondrosis — 3%
visual impairment 23% —
hip dysplasia — 3%
pathological fracture 23% —
overworked — 3%
ligament rupture 23% —
sacralization — 3%
back injury 23% —
fatigue — 3%
consequences of spinal injury 23% —
pronounced hypertonicity — 3%
consequences of injuries 22% —
ones weakness in the leg muscles — 3%
wedge - shaped vertebrae 21% —
early development — 3%
patient's condition 21% —
difficulty walking — 3%
intestinal paresis 21% —
spinal abnormalities — 3%
spinal fracture in children 21% —
better lying — 3%
consequences of taking medications 25% 2%
lumbalization — 3%
fracture with displacement 20% —
weakness of the ligaments — 3%
поясничный отдел спинного мозга 19% —
osteochondropathy — 3%
intestinal obstruction 18% —
calve's disease — 3%
traumatic shock 18% —
tuberculosis in the anamnesis — 3%
paralytic syndrome 18% —
lordosis — 3%
a history of trauma 22% 2%
weak ligaments — 3%
bone deformation 18% —
pain in internal organs — 3%
polytrauma 17% —
misalignment of pelvis — 3%
muscle tension 17% —
impaired coordination — 2%
compression of the spinal cord 22% 3%
inflammatory bowel diseases — 2%
pain after a fracture 17% —
presses — 2%
acute injury 16% —
impressionability — 2%
bruise 20% 2%
rheumatic inflammation — 2%
pelvic bone fracture 16% —
it is better from massage — 2%
damage to the nervous system 16% —
weakness in the legs — 2%
brain injury 15% —
joint deformation — 2%
spinal canal stenosis 15% —
false joint — 2%
spinal cord edema 15% —
emotional — 2%
fracture of the calcaneus 15% —
muscle hypertonus — 2%
stiffness 15% —
ataxia — 2%
dense swelling 14% —
chronic condition — 2%
consequences of physical exertion 14% —
ankylosis — 2%
big buttocks 14% —
a new patient — 2%
osteoporosis 14% —
forced situation — 2%
liquorrhea 14% —
back pain 12% 13%
traumatic illness 18% 2%
porous skin 13% —
nausea without vomiting 13% —
paresis 18% 3%
full 13% —
is better in nature 13% —
blood diseases 13% —
it's better to be alone 13% —
ponytail syndrome 13% —
fractures of the bones of the foot 12% —
pain in the thoracic spine 12% —
subdural hematoma 12% —
consequences of abdominal trauma 12% —
hematoma 12% —
hypertension 12% —
restriction of movement 12% —
rejection of the chest 12% —
stretching 12% —
impaired arterial function 12% —
swelling of the brain 11% —
non-healing fracture 11% —
bitterness 11% —
rib fracture 11% —
leg fracture 11% —
outbursts of anger 11% —
worse when bending 11% —
kyphosis scoliosis 11% —
does not feel pain 11% —
violation of the chair 11% —
flaccid paralysis syndrome 11% —
strongest weakness 11% —
rash back 11% —
vascular damage 11% —
pressure in the stomach 11% —
viral hepatitis a 11% —
paralysis 11% —
brain cyst 11% —
head severe 10% —
very pale 10% —
weakness after illness 10% —
wound 10% —
consequence of hormone treatment 10% —
sensations in the neck 10% —
joints unstable 10% —
pain in the lumbar spine 10% —
with the corn 10% —
breath retention 10% —
stiffness of movements 10% —
feeling of stiffness 10% —
eye spasm 10% —
lazy 10% —
defecation during urination 10% —
cerebral palsy 10% —
delayed urination 10% —
pain in the middle of the back 10% —
abdominal injuries 10% —
disorders of cerebrospinal circulation 10% —
intracerebral hematoma 10% —
keratodermia 10% —
chest tension 10% —
skin dystrophy 10% —
frequent fractures 10% —
nose injury 10% —
bent legs 10% —
rapid breathing 9% —
sarcoma of the spine 9% —
skin anesthesia 13% 2%
effects of taking hormones 9% —
sensations in the hands 9% —
vascular spasm 9% —

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