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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Habitual dislocation of the shoulderDiscoid meniscus
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Distinctive symptoms
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dislocation 71%
knee injury 60%
angiolipoma of the kidney 66%
leg injury 54%
complications after measles 62%
damage to the meniscus of the knee 54%
runny nose on the left 61%
joint crunch 52%
short-term memory impairment 53%
meniscus cyst 39%
nocturnal epilepsy attacks 49%
swelling of the hips 39%
better standing 49%
consequences of knee injury 38%
sentimental 47%
bursitis 37%
habitual dislocation of the shoulder 46%
swelling of joints 37%
epilepsy at night 46%
fluid in the joints 36%
better when walking 45%
crunching in the knees 36%
twitches eyelid 41%
swelling of the knee 35%
twitching of the upper eyelid 41%
swelling of the knee joint 35%
transparent snot 39%
feeling of uselessness 35%
cramps at night 38%
muscle atrophy 34%
tics 36%
a history of arthroscopy 23% 57%
epilepsy attacks 36%
there are no complaints 32%
habitual dislocation 35%
swelling 32%
epilepsy 34%
swelling of the legs 32%
responsible 30%
joint pain when moving 32%
consequences of surgery 19%
synovitis of the knee joint 31%
shoulder pain when raising the hand 19%
stiffness in the body 31%
shoulder pain is worse when moving 19%
general swelling does 31%
manipulative 18%
joint diseases 14% 45%
desire to be small 17%
sensations in the legs 30%
history of orthopedic surgery 17%
thin-boned 30%
tension in the shoulders 16%
pain in the legs 30%
consequences of physical exertion 16%
arthritis 30%
consequences of taking medications 15%
head like a drunken 30%
hemianopsia 15%
swelling after injury 29%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 15%
sports injury 28%
significant operational risk 15%
feeling of stiffness 27%
shoulder injury 15%
joint pain 11% 38%
tension in the hands 15%
pain in the shins 27%
heaviness in the hands 15%
pain in the knees 26%
pain in shoulder joints 15%
cry when complaining 26%
consequences of bone surgery 14%
resorption 26%
rough skin 14%
crying during complaints 26%
frequent fractures 14%
no discharge 25%
massage worse 13%
arthritis with pain 25%
joint deformation 12%
oncology 25%
desire to control 12%
increased 8% 33%
bone defects 12%
inflammation 24%
likes to be examined 12%
trauma 16% 40%
general tension 12%
no joints 12% 35%
a history of organ transplantation 11%
sensations in the extremities 23%
sensations in the hands 11%
full 23%
a lot of medicines 11%
closes 23%
lot of operations in small things 11%
stroke 22%
scarring 10%
decreased concentration of attention 22%
surgical infections 10%
early development 21%
stage of recovery 10%
gradual deterioration of the condition 21%
recovery period 10%
stiffness in the joints 21%
consequences of infection 9%
consequences of childbirth 21%
overwork 10% 29%
consequences of injuries 10% 28%
angioplasty 18%
history of surgery 19% 37%
patient's condition 17%
worse from movement 15% 30%
joint hypermobility syndrome 15% 30%
pain when moving 12% 25%
joints unstable 14% 27%
restriction of movement 12% 24%
patient is motionless 10% 21%
bone fracture 11% 21%
lowered 8% 17%

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