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Results: Differences General ✘Hyperkeratosis of the feet✘Hip neck fracture
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the foot 38% 7%
bone fracture — 64%
hyperkeratosis stop 28% —
trauma 7% 53%
skin compaction 22% —
dementia — 27%
calluses dry 18% —
non-healing fracture — 26%
painful calluses 18% —
fracture of the femoral — 23%
dry skin on the legs 17% —
osteoporosis — 21%
psoriasis on the hands 16% —
can not lift the leg — 18%
psoriasis of the palms 16% —
the feeling of a fracture — 16%
psoriasis of the palms and soles 16% —
fracture with displacement — 16%
vulgar ichthyosis 16% —
orthopedic implant — 15%
congenital ichthyosis 15% —
joint replacement in the anamnesis — 15%
callus on the sole 15% —
transversal hip fracture — 15%
psoriasis on the leg 15% —
elderly patients — 13%
cracks bleeding 14% —
shortening of limbs — 13%
dry skin with cracks 14% —
with the corn 11% 24%
dry skin of the feet 14% —
joint diseases — 12%
dry skin of the extremities 14% —
consequences of a fracture — 12%
peeling 13% —
pain when moving — 11%
peeling of the skin on the feet 13% —
worse from movement — 11%
peeling of the skin on the legs 13% —
patient's condition — 11%
dry skin 13% —
catatrauma — 10%
turns his legs 12% —
recovery period — 10%
wet skin 12% —
vascular damage — 10%
cracks painful 12% —
thrombosis — 10%
clubfoot 12% —
stage of recovery — 10%
ichthyosis 12% —
comminuted fracture — 10%
legs do not walk 11% —
pain in the groin area — 10%
pleasant 11% —
hip pain — 10%
flat feet 11% —
limps — 9%
dry 10% —
joint pain — 9%
psoriasis 10% —
porous skin — 9%
ulcer on the leg 10% —
leg fracture — 9%
decreased skin sensitivity 10% —
impaired arterial function — 9%
trophic ulcer 10% —
acute pain — 8%
soreness of the skin 10% —
dislocation — 8%
hypersensitivity to pain 10% —
history of myocardial infarction — 8%
Follows the rules 9% —
shortening of legs — 8%
oily skin 8% —
walks on socks — 8%
skin anesthesia 8% —
joint bruised — 8%
increased bleeding 8% —
coxarthrosis — 8%
skin problems 15% 5%
senile psychosis — 8%
ulcers on the skin 8% —
can not lie on his back — 8%
hormonal disorders 7% —
swelling — 7%
painful calluses on the sole 6% —
cognitive disorders — 7%
heel pain 13% 7%
he can't feel his legs — 7%
overweight 8% 3%
severe acetonuria — 7%
calluses on the feet 13% 8%
bone necrosis — 7%
keratodermia 14% 10%
he walks bent over — 7%
peptic ulcer 8% 4%
aseptic bone necrosis — 7%
limbs pain 9% 5%
groin pain in women — 7%
pain in the lower extremities 10% 6%
standing stool — 7%
pain in the legs 16% 12%
open fracture — 7%
worse in morning — 7%
fractures of the bones of the foot — 7%
worse during day — 7%
full — 7%
history of cardiovascular surgery — 7%
confusion of consciousness — 7%
anemia — 7%
restriction of movement — 7%
leg injury 9% 16%
prosthetic leg — 7%
madness — 7%
pain when turning to the side — 7%
acute venous thrombosis — 7%
patient is motionless — 7%
limb movement limitation of movement — 7%
massage worse — 7%
pain in the perineum in men — 7%
intraarticular fracture — 7%
delirium — 7%
bone deformation — 6%
swelling after surgery — 6%
lowered — 6%
falls in the elderly — 6%
a history of vascular arthroplasty — 6%
impaired lung function — 6%
illusions — 6%
angiopathy — 6%
worse after a bath — 6%
wound — 6%
thrombosis of the lower extremities — 6%
joints unstable — 6%
attacks of pain — 6%
consequences of bone surgery — 6%
blood diseases — 6%
worse from sudden movements — 6%
genital pain in women — 6%
bleeding — 6%
consequences of physical exertion — 6%
fractures of the bones of the wrist — 6%
is worse at 10 am — 6%
minimum physical load — 6%
pain after a fracture — 6%
drug disease — 6%
problems with studying — 6%
muscle pain when moving — 6%
senile dementia — 6%
worse after midnight — 6%
pain in knee joints during movement — 6%
pain at the beginning of movement — 6%
the pain is worse lying down — 6%
pulmonary embolism — 6%
pain from sudden movements — 6%
surgery in the urethra — 6%
arthrosis — 6%
disorders of consciousness — 6%
neurological disorders — 6%
does not tolerate pain — 6%
heart dysfunction — 6%
pain when touched — 6%
surgical infections — 6%
onset of illness — 6%
limitation of the amplitude of movements — 6%
consequences of infection — 6%
takes a long time to choose — 6%
bradycardia — 5%
toxic hepatitis — 5%
fainting in childhood — 5%
joint pain when moving — 5%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 5%
hearing impaired — 5%
angina pectoris — 5%
aching pain in the extremities — 5%
osteomalacia — 5%
lung pain — 5%
worse after a rest — 5%
pain from the load — 5%
psychogenic depression — 5%
pain in the legs when moving — 5%
does the wrong thing — 5%
pelvic bone fracture — 5%
ketonuria — 5%
refuses treatment — 5%
acute injury — 5%
needs attention — 5%
stroke — 5%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) — 5%
speech slurred — 5%
postoperative psychosis — 5%
protein c deficiency — 5%
paresis — 5%
thoughts about the disease — 5%
history of hip surgery — 5%
skinny legs — 5%
stagnant pneumonia — 5%
tension of the leg muscles — 5%
postoperative pain — 5%

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