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Results: Differences General ✘Lumbalization✘Acute viral hepatitis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 63%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
duration of pq interval is increased 61% —
hypersthenuria — 96%
tension in the spine 58% —
increased ldh — 90%
scoliosis 55% —
diastolic hypertension — 60%
weather dependence 54% —
acute hepatitis — 58%
long qt syndrome 53% —
inguinal hernia on the left — 54%
spondylopathy 53% —
antibodies to mitochondria — 50%
stiffness in the back 52% —
antibodies to smooth muscle — 42%
curvature of the spine 52% —
normostenic — 40%
is not deformed 52% —
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies — 38%
lumbalization 51% —
gray plaque on her tongue — 37%
spinal abnormalities 51% —
viral hepatitis 13% 49%
lordosis 50% —
hepatitis 12% 47%
time jumps in blood pressure 48% —
history of appendectomy — 34%
back pain 45% —
fracture of the lower leg — 33%
flat back syndrome 39% —
overlaid tongue — 33%
spina bifida 39% —
denies it — 32%
stooped 36% —
inguinal hernia — 31%
leukocyturia 45% 8%
hernia of the abdomen — 30%
torso 35% —
hepatitis A — 29%
hump 35% —
antinuclear antibodies — 29%
worse standing 35% —
acute viral hepatitis — 27%
wedge - shaped vertebrae 34% —
STDs — 26%
chest deformity 34% —
increased pressure in the morning — 25%
diastematomyelia 33% —
tuberculosis — 24%
kyphosis scoliosis 32% —
smokes — 24%
pain in the buttocks 32% —
cholestasis — 24%
lower back pain 32% —
jaundice — 23%
lumbar kyphosis 31% —
general tension — 23%
thoracolumbar kyphosis 31% —
increased potassium — 22%
mucopolysaccharidosis 31% —
moderate condition — 21%
spondylolysis 31% —
pale skin — 21%
pain in the legs 30% —
hepatitis c — 21%
pain in the lumbar spine 29% —
acholic feces — 20%
thoracic lordosis 29% —
botkin's disease in children — 20%
history of orthopedic surgery 29% —
urobilinogen lowered — 20%
dislocation of the vertebrae 28% —
hyperbilirubinemia — 20%
pain in the lumbar back 28% —
enlarged liver — 19%
neurofibroma 28% —
chronic viral hepatitis — 18%
osteochondrosis pain 28% —
hepatitis chronic — 18%
arthrogryposis 28% —
intoxication — 18%
shooting pains 28% —
itchy skin — 18%
pain in the sacrum 27% —
dark urine — 17%
deviation of spine 27% —
state of exacerbation 9% 26%
joint deformation 27% —
yellowness of mucous membranes — 17%
skew of blades 27% —
abdominal pain — 17%
overwork 27% —
ARVI 10% 27%
shortening of legs 26% —
viral diarrhea — 17%
lumbago 26% —
vaccination — 16%
infringement of the sciatic nerve 26% —
bradycardia — 16%
shooting pain in the lower back 26% —
decrease in direct bilirubin — 16%
shape of body is deformed 26% —
acute condition — 15%
worse lying down better standing up 26% —
changing the color of feces — 15%
osteochondrosis 26% —
positive — 15%
pinching nerves 26% —
intestinal infection — 15%
shooting back pain 26% —
high temperature — 15%
sciatica 25% —
cirrhosis of the liver — 15%
sciatic nerve pain 25% —
joint pain — 14%
curvature of the legs 25% —
prolonged jaundice — 14%
wound postoperative 24% —
cytolysis syndrome — 14%
lassegue symptom 24% —
immunodeficiency — 14%
consequences of surgery 24% —
diabetes mellitus 8% 22%
limbs pain 24% —
impaired gastric function — 14%
asymmetry 24% —
inflammation of the stomach — 14%
chondrodystrophy 24% —
Acholia — 13%
skeletal deformity 24% —
ascites — 13%
deflection of shoulder blades 24% —
parenchymal jaundice — 13%
leg weakness walking 23% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 13%
anesthesia 23% —
digestive weakness — 13%
neuralgia 23% —
pseudotuberculosis — 13%
pain gives in the buttock 23% —
yellow fever — 12%
radiculitis 23% —
liver failure — 12%
increased motor activity 23% —
feeling of heat — 12%
motor activity 23% —
hemolytic jaundice — 12%
perihepatitis 23% —
yellow sclera — 12%
deformity of the foot 23% —
liver dysfunction — 12%
osteogenesis imperfecta 23% —
dic syndrome — 12%
main complaint is back pain 23% —
pain in the right hypochondrium — 12%
heart defect 23% —
bone defects 13% 25%
contracture 23% —
severe itching of the skin — 12%
paralysis 22% —
liver pain — 11%
posture disorders in children 22% —
food poisoning — 11%
posterior rib hump on the right 22% —
anti hav igg hepatitis positive — 11%
posterior rib hump on the left 22% —
digestive disorders — 11%
flat chest 22% —
tongue wet — 11%
decreased skin sensitivity 22% —
abdominal pain is worse at night — 11%
congenital anomalies of the upper extremities 22% —
anti hav igm to hepatitis positive — 11%
from left to right 22% —
aching eyes — 11%
stiffness in the joints 22% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 11%
bone deformation 22% —
brown urine — 11%
ehlers - danlos syndrome 22% —
catarrhal appendicitis — 11%
tracheopesophageal fistula 22% —
blood in feces — 11%
pain from the load 22% —
violation of the stool — 11%
paresis 22% —
hepatitis RNA positive — 11%
pain in the lower extremities 22% —
urine light — 11%
myotonia 21% —
acute cholecystitis — 11%
peaked kyphosis 21% —
bone fracture 12% 23%
back pain thoracic 21% —
hypertrophy biliary tract 9% 20%
back pain in the morning 21% —
hematuria 12% 23%
history of chest surgery 21% —
bilirubinuria — 10%
history of cardiovascular surgery 21% —
hepatosis — 10%

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