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Results: Differences General ✘Ponytail syndrome✘Anococcal pain syndrome (Coccygodynia)
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Distinctive symptoms
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hernia intervertebral 66% —
osteochondrosis pain — 97%
spine protrusion 66% —
constant pain — 63%
hernia 52% —
osteochondrosis 26% 74%
spinal canal stenosis 51% —
neurological pain 23% 65%
weakness in the legs 48% —
diseases from humiliation — 41%
paresis 48% —
disease from resentment — 37%
leg weakness walking 48% —
endometriosis — 34%
skin anesthesia 46% —
pain in the anus in women — 27%
muscle weakness 45% —
pain in the rectum — 26%
ponytail tumor 45% —
exhaustion — 25%
paretic gait 45% —
spasms of the gastrointestinal tract — 24%
anesthesia 44% —
aching pain in the anus — 24%
weakness after illness 44% —
chronic condition — 23%
lower paraparesis 43% —
intestinal spasms — 22%
spinal abnormalities 41% —
proctalgia — 22%
lumbosacral radiculitis 40% —
pain in the intestines — 22%
femoral nerve neuropathy 40% —
burning in the anus — 21%
hematoma 39% —
spasm — 20%
lumbar spondyloarthrosis 38% —
polyps of the sigmoid colon — 20%
delayed urination 38% —
pain in the perineum in men — 20%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 38% —
burning in the intestines — 19%
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar 38% —
back pain 32% 51%
libido decrease in women 37% —
fear of cancer — 18%
paresis of legs 37% —
hemorrhoids — 18%
consequences of epidural anesthesia 37% —
priapism — 18%
weakness in the leg muscles 37% —
pain gives in the buttock — 18%
pain in the lumbosacral region 36% —
prostate abscess — 18%
metastases in the spine 36% —
constipation spastic — 17%
pain in the lumbosacral region 35% —
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 17%
hematomyelia 35% —
polyp of the rectum — 17%
lower back pain 34% —
coccigodinia — 16%
is quickly irritated 34% —
pain along the nerves — 15%
pain gives in the groin 34% —
hemorrhoids painful — 15%
meningioma 34% —
papillitis — 15%
arachnoiditis 34% —
rectal stenosis — 15%
curvature of the spine 33% —
prostate pain — 15%
lumbago 32% —
neurogenic pain — 15%
shooting pain in the lower back 32% —
chronic anal fissure — 15%
shooting back pain 32% —
fistula of the rectum — 15%
ventriculitis 32% —
sweats quickly — 15%
anorgasmia 32% —
sowing for intestinal flora is positive — 15%
impressionability 32% —
pain in the middle of the back — 15%
infringement of the sciatic nerve 32% —
sudden pain — 15%
pinching nerves 32% —
pain in the rectum at night — 15%
cough with sneezing 31% —
ovarian pain — 15%
plexit 30% —
attacks of pain — 15%
diastolic arterial hypotension 30% —
neuritis — 15%
serous meningitis 30% —
internal hemorrhoids — 15%
dislocation of the vertebrae 30% —
intestinal lumen is narrowed — 14%
walks fast 30% —
soreness of the uterus — 14%
neurinoma 30% —
anal fissures — 14%
pain goes in the back 30% —
muscle pain at night — 14%
high emotional sensitivity 30% —
palpation of spine is painful — 14%
myelitis 30% —
pricks — 14%
doesn't like women 30% —
inflammation of the nipple — 14%
spinal cord injury 29% —
groin pain in women — 14%
neurological disorders 43% 12%
pain worse from pressure — 14%
often sneezes 29% —
heaviness in the anus — 14%
spondyloarthrosis 29% —
muscle tension — 14%
lipoma 29% —
pain in the buttocks — 14%
injury rate 29% —
discomfort in the intestines — 13%
fracture of the lumbar spine 29% —
neurosis-like disorders — 13%
shooting pains 28% —
burns — 13%
prolonged urination 28% —
aching — 13%
decreased libido 28% —
unformed feces — 13%
sharp cough 28% —
consequences of spinal injury — 13%
tired when walking 28% —
muscle pain — 13%
stage of recovery 27% —
depression — 13%
recovery period 27% —
hypochondria — 13%
difficulty walking 27% —
pain in the feet permanent — 13%
weak erection 27% —
anxiety — 13%
pain in the lumbar back 27% —
sweating is increased — 13%
fatigue in the legs 27% —
senesto-hypochondriac syndrome — 13%
sciatica 43% 14%
elbow pain — 13%
brain cancer 27% —
diarrhea — 13%
oncology 39% 11%
mood disorder — 13%
chest pain when coughing 26% —
pain during sexual intercourse — 13%
onset of illness 26% —
prostatitis — 13%
hypotension with weakness 26% —
head skin sweating — 13%
neuroses in children 26% —
constant sweating — 13%
radiculitis 40% 12%
adnexitis — 13%
feeling of crawling goosebumps 25% —
salpingitis — 13%
cns tumors 25% —
worse constipation — 13%
meningitis 24% —
paraproctitis — 13%
strong character 24% —
neurasthenia — 12%
muscle atrophy 24% —
tumors of the rectum — 12%
pain in the sacrum 47% 21%
hip pain — 12%
weakness in the extremities 24% —
pain after injury — 12%
acute pain 33% 8%
tumors of the large intestine — 12%
brain tumors 23% —
prolonged diarrhea — 12%
inflammation of the brain 23% —
digestion constipation — 12%
polyneuropathy 23% —
pain in the vagina — 12%
tingling 23% —
He's been ill for a long time — 12%
nervous excitability 23% —
sweats from pain — 12%
protein with increased 22% —
scar inflammation — 12%
overexcitation of the psyche 22% —
postmenopause — 12%
leukoencephalitis 22% —
pain in the uterus — 12%
metastases 22% —
sowing on intestinal flora — 12%
brain tumor 22% —
impaired prostate function — 12%
history of surgery 37% 13%
endometritis — 12%

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