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Results: Differences Similar ✘Lumbar spondyloarthrosis✘Аксиальный спондилоартрит
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Distinctive symptoms
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lower back pain 44% —
pain in the heel when walking — 98%
spondyloarthrosis 100% 55%
on the sides of the spine at the level of the lower back — 98%
lumbar spondyloarthrosis 39% —
arthritis of the ankle joint — 93%
pain in the legs at rest 37% —
sacroileitis — 90%
patient is motionless 28% —
achilles tendon tendinitis — 89%
hernia 27% —
constantly complains — 88%
tingling 27% —
arthritis of the foot — 83%
obesity 25% —
stiffness of the back in the morning — 83%
effects of anesthesia 21% —
achilles tendon pain — 77%
leg pain at the beginning of movement 21% —
stiffness of movements — 76%
osteoarthritis of peripheral joints 21% —
stiffness 9% 83%
pain in the leg is worse at rest 19% —
arthritis 9% 83%
pain worse at rest 18% —
cervical kyphosis — 71%
pain when bending 17% —
arthritis with pain — 71%
arthrosis 17% —
pain in the foot when walking — 70%
spinal abnormalities 17% —
joint diseases 18% 87%
pain in the legs while sitting is worse 17% —
psoriasis rashes — 69%
sitting worse pain 16% —
arthritis of the hip joint — 69%
worse sitting better lying down 16% —
dry plaques on the skin — 69%
worse at rest 16% —
pain in the ankle joint — 68%
worse sitting better when walking 16% —
pain in the foot — 68%
pain is worse at the beginning of the movement 16% —
heel pain — 68%
the pain is worse lying down 16% —
stiffness in the back 12% 80%
worse at the beginning of movement 15% —
nsaid-gastropathy — 67%
heaviness in the lower back 15% —
he wakes up from pain — 67%
worse in evening 15% —
tension in the spine 11% 74%
fatigue 15% —
inflammation 12% 75%
spinal injury 15% —
duck gait — 62%
worse when walking better lying 15% —
acute pain 13% 74%
leg pain is worse when lying down 15% —
gastropathy — 61%
worse sitting 15% —
dry skin peeling — 61%
back pain during physical exertion 14% —
self-confident — 61%
worse lying 14% —
sensations in the legs — 61%
pain in the legs when moving 14% —
arthritis of the knee joint — 60%
lumbalization 14% —
pain in the ankles — 60%
pain when moving 14% —
dry rash on the skin — 60%
pain in the legs at night 14% —
tendinitis — 60%
periarthritis 14% —
ankylosing spondylitis — 58%
sacralization 14% —
does not feel pain — 58%
spine protrusion 14% —
rheumatism of the joints — 57%
back pain is aching 13% —
limps — 56%
joint asymmetry 13% —
traumatic arthritis — 56%
worse when moving 13% —
pain increases gradually — 55%
deterioration from lifting weights 13% —
misalignment of pelvis — 55%
thing is the main complaint back 13% —
muscle tension 9% 64%
hernia intervertebral 13% —
curvature of the spine 10% 65%
pulling pains in the legs 13% —
rashes with peeling — 54%
osteoarthritis of the spine 13% —
pain in the knee joints — 54%
pulling back pain 13% —
stiffness in the legs — 54%
worse when bending 13% —
pain in the shins — 53%
hernias of the spine 12% —
psoriasis — 53%
serious condition 12% —
stiffness of the joints in the morning — 53%
pain at the beginning of movement 12% —
rash on the abdomen — 53%
not mindfulness 12% —
bone growths 18% 71%
fatigue feeling 12% —
pain in the tendons — 52%
general anesthesia 12% —
pain after a fracture — 52%
dystrophy 12% —
hump — 51%
spasm 12% —
pain in the knees — 51%
aches all over the body 12% —
stooped — 51%
medicinal arthropathy 11% —
heart disease in the genus — 51%
pain in the side 11% —
acute pain in the joints — 51%
more often in old age 11% —
rheumatic inflammation — 51%
back injury 11% —
rashes dry — 50%
sciatica 11% —
rheumatism — 50%
deforming arthrosis 11% —
polyarthritis — 49%
pain in the thigh 11% —
peeling — 49%
fluid in the joints 10% —
skeletal deformity — 49%
feeling of crawling goosebumps 10% —
pain in the buttocks 13% 61%
feeling of fullness 10% —
swelling of the brain — 48%
need for movement 10% —
contracture — 48%
dislocation 10% —
dry skin — 47%
intensive physical load 10% —
cannot work — 47%
bone deformation 9% —
positive — 46%
asymmetry 9% —
mental shock — 46%
early development 9% —
illness after hypothermia — 46%
aches 9% —
alternating symptoms — 46%
traumatic illness 9% —
chronic arthritis — 46%
conservative 9% —
inflammation of the brain — 45%
forced situation 9% —
motor activity — 45%
curvature of the legs 9% —
joint injuries — 45%
insensitivity to pain 8% —
effects of shock — 45%
periods of exacerbation 8% —
shock states of various genesis — 45%
there are no complaints 7% —
red rash — 44%
pulling pain hip 7% —
pain in the eyes — 43%
pulling pain in the buttocks 7% —
digestive disorders — 41%
acute pain in the legs 11% 52%
bone fracture — 41%
abdominal pain — 40%
subacute condition — 39%
dryness — 38%
necrosis — 37%
heart dysfunction — 36%
oncology — 35%
skin problems — 35%
onset of illness — 35%
joint pain 9% 43%
heredity predisposition 9% 43%
joint destruction 18% 51%
joint deformation 13% 45%
pain from the load 16% 43%
back pain 50% 76%
injury 10% 35%
spondylopathy 22% 46%
patient's condition 12% 33%
pain when walking 38% 52%
worse when walking 32% 45%
pain in the legs 58% 59%

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