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Results: Differences Similar ✘Pelvic bone fracture✘M81
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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 —49%
hematoma 55% —
postmenopausal osteoporosis — 49%
bone fracture 93% 40%
compression fracture of the spine — 48%
nose injury 51% —
spinal fracture — 45%
pelvic bone fracture 47% —
osteoporosis — 44%
acetabulum fracture 43% —
ovarian hypofunction — 44%
pelvic bone pain 41% —
hip fracture — 43%
injury 78% 35%
menopause — 39%
genital pain in women 38% —
resorption — 39%
pain in the legs when moving 32% —
fracture of the femoral — 36%
urethral injuries 32% —
appendages of the uterus — 35%
back pain when moving 32% —
decreased calcium — 32%
pain in the side 31% —
female pelvic organs — 32%
lying on the sick side 30% —
hormonal disorders — 30%
blood loss 29% —
fracture of the lumbar spine — 30%
traumatic brain injury 42% 11%
consequences of operation — 29%
pain in the pubic area in women 28% —
the feeling of a fracture — 29%
bladder injury 28% —
fracture of the radius — 28%
hemorrhagic shock 27% —
skeletal deformity — 28%
effects of shock 27% —
fragility of bones — 28%
pain 26% —
back injury 18% 46%
pain in the sacrum 26% —
glucocorticoid osteoporosis — 27%
bleeding 26% —
sedentary lifestyle — 27%
misalignment of pelvis 26% —
pathological fracture — 26%
fracture with displacement 26% —
breast cancer — 26%
pubic pain in men 26% —
vitamin d deficiency — 26%
coccyx injury 26% —
juvenile osteoporosis — 26%
peripheral nerve injuries 25% —
breast tumor — 25%
of urinary incontinence 25% —
breast cancer — 25%
urination incontinence 25% —
solid tumors — 25%
pain in the groin area 24% —
increased calcium — 25%
pain when moving 24% —
type 2 diabetes mellitus — 24%
dislocations 23% —
weight — 24%
pain in the coccyx 23% —
curvature of the spine — 24%
pain in the bones legs 23% —
effects of hormone — 24%
swelling after a fracture 22% —
desire for tobacco — 24%
shock states of various genesis 22% —
osteopenia — 24%
subluxation of the vertebra 22% —
worse from coffee — 23%
worse when moving 21% —
finger fracture — 23%
post-traumatic shock 21% —
strong desire for coffee — 23%
hip dislocation 21% —
decreased vitamin d3 — 23%
leg fracture 21% —
grandmother diabetes — 23%
ones thin-boned 20% —
a history of trauma — 23%
pain in the legs 32% 10%
male menopause — 23%
soft tissue hematoma 20% —
back pain 15% 38%
The pain is worse from pressure 20% —
metabolic syndrome — 22%
pain in the urethra 20% —
metastases — 22%
reticulocytosis 19% —
variable symptoms — 22%
better when walking 19% —
stroke — 22%
leg muscle spasms 19% —
feeling of bruising — 22%
dislocation of the vertebrae 19% —
ovarian insufficiency — 22%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) 19% —
skew of blades — 22%
weak stream of urine 19% —
rdw-sd reduced — 21%
pain when walking 19% —
desire for alcohol — 21%
difficulty urinating 19% —
fractures of the bones of the hand — 21%
pain in the vagina 18% —
hyperparathyroidism — 21%
pain worse from pressure 18% —
better in morning — 21%
wounds 18% —
thin — 21%
anuria 17% —
better in afternoon — 21%
patient's condition is satisfactory 17% —
metastatic brain tumors — 21%
difficult defecation 17% —
desire for coffee — 21%
bruise 17% —
chronic kidney failure — 21%
worse from pressure 17% —
a new patient — 20%
bone defects 16% —
back aches — 20%
abdominal injuries 30% 12%
deterioration from tobacco — 20%
painful urination 16% —
stooped — 20%
restriction of movement 16% —
heredity predisposition — 20%
worse from pressure 16% —
hump — 20%
crooked legs 16% —
metabolic disorder — 20%
asymmetry 15% —
pain from the load — 20%
sharp belly 15% —
low — 20%
blue skin 15% —
diabetes mellitus — 20%
conservative 15% —
thrombosis — 20%
pain pain in the bones 33% 16%
pain in the muscles of the back — 20%
patient's condition is severe 14% —
feeling of fullness — 19%
hematuria 14% —
refuses treatment — 19%
spasm 14% —
kidney failure — 19%
acute condition 14% —
stage of recovery — 19%
patient is motionless 14% —
cancer — 19%
insensitivity to pain 13% —
recovery period — 19%
there are no complaints 12% —
chronic kidney disease — 19%
swelling 12% —
cardiac disorder — 19%
coccyx fracture 11% —
intoxication — 19%
shortening of limbs 24% 11%
IBS — 19%
shortening of legs 24% 12%
ischemic stroke — 19%
deformities of the limbs 17% 11%
greed — 18%
worse when walking 16% 10%
pain in the entire spine — 18%
joint injuries 22% 18%
oncology — 18%
consequences of injuries 19% 15%
bruise — 17%
deterioration from alcohol — 17%
consequences of taking medications 12% 29%
smoking desire — 17%
vitamin c deficiency — 17%
severe sweating — 17%
pain in the shoulder blade — 17%
brain tumor — 17%
consequences of infection — 16%
rheumatoid arthritis — 16%
weakness of the muscles of the back — 16%
osteonecrosis of the jaw — 16%
frequent fractures — 16%
it's better to be alone — 16%
lung infarction — 16%
lung damage — 16%
increased sensitivity — 16%
cannot work — 16%
alcohol is abusing — 16%
no concentration — 16%
transversal hip fracture — 16%
growing pains — 16%
fear of decision-making — 16%
bone deformation 21% 37%
back pain better lying — 16%

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