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Results: Differences General ✘Intervertebral hernia of the lumbar spine✘Inguinal hernia
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Distinctive symptoms
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spine protrusion 95% —
hernia 50% 90%
lower back pain during movements 12% —
prostate adenoma — 18%
back pain when moving 11% —
inguinal hernia surgery — 14%
lower back pain 14% 3%
inguinal hernia — 13%
lingering pain in the lower back 9% —
hernia infringement — 11%
aching lower back 9% —
pain in the groin area — 11%
back pain 12% 2%
history of laparoscopic surgery — 10%
radiculitis 8% —
pain in the intestines — 8%
back aching 8% —
recovery period — 8%
back pain is aching 8% —
surgical infections — 7%
pain gives in the leg 8% —
chronic bronchitis unspecified — 7%
foot fungus 7% —
postoperative seroma — 7%
shooting pain in the lower back 7% —
recurrent inguinal hernia — 7%
shooting back pain 7% —
stage of recovery — 7%
nail fungus 7% —
postoperative hernia — 7%
discogenic myelopathy 7% —
constipation — 7%
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar 7% —
Chronical bronchitis — 7%
sciatica 6% —
discomfort in the perineum — 7%
epidermophytia 6% —
pain in the side — 7%
pain worse at immobility 5% —
bronchitis — 7%
lower back pain lying down 5% —
abdominal pain — 7%
pain in the legs 4% —
consequences of surgery — 7%
myelopathy 4% —
pulling pain in — 7%
spondylopathy 4% —
acute bronchitis — 7%
lumbar spondyloarthrosis 4% —
intestinal resection — 6%
can not lift the leg 4% —
a history of endoscopic surgery — 6%
pain in the sacrum 9% 3%
infected wounds — 6%
consequences of physical stress 3% —
inguinal hernia in children — 6%
increased motor activity 3% —
bloating — 6%
tuberculosis of the spine 3% —
weak stream of urine — 6%
calve's disease 3% —
intestinal obstruction — 6%
spinal injury 3% —
lower abdominal pain in men — 6%
hip dysplasia 3% —
genital neoplasms — 6%
motor activity 3% —
frequent colds — 6%
compression myelopathy 3% —
gastrointestinal problems — 6%
lumbalization 3% —
abdominal surgery — 6%
lumbar osteochondrosis 3% —
lower abdominal pain — 6%
scoliosis 3% —
discomfort in the intestines — 6%
osteochondrosis 3% —
cough — 6%
dull pain in the lower back 3% —
difficulty urinating — 6%
spondyloarthrosis 3% —
anesthesia 2% 8%
spinal contusion 3% —
pain in the perineum in men — 6%
can not straighten 3% —
violation of the stool — 5%
the pain is worse lying down 3% —
pain in the right side — 5%
vertebral syndrome 3% —
fecal vomiting — 5%
sacralization 3% —
a history of prosthetics — 5%
sensitive ataxia 3% —
pain in the left side — 5%
heaviness in the lower back 3% —
femoral hernia — 5%
curvature of the spine 3% —
complications of local anesthesia — 5%
paresis of legs 2% —
open person — 5%
joint deformation 2% —
lower abdominal pain in women — 5%
ataxia 2% —
discomfort when urinating — 5%
forced situation 2% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 5%
hernia of the lumbar spine 2% —
urination painful — 5%
weakness in the legs 2% —
hematoma — 5%
indifference 2% —
vomiting — 5%
muscle hypertonus 2% —
postoperative pain — 5%
it is better from massage 2% —
pain from the load — 5%
false joint 2% —
female pelvic organs — 5%
impaired coordination 2% —
intensive physical load — 5%
dislocation of the vertebrae 2% —
swelling — 5%
chronic condition 2% —
consequences of taking medications 1% 6%
osteochondropathy 2% —
urination disorder — 5%
weakness in the leg muscles 2% —
history of surgery 3% 8%
a new patient 2% —
oncology 1% 6%
traumatic illness 2% —
urethral stricture — 5%
ankylosis 2% —
pain in the perineum in women — 5%
bone fracture 2% —
pain during exercise — 5%
impressionability 2% —
phlegmon — 5%
skin anesthesia 2% —
elderly patients — 5%
fracture of the lumbar spine 2% —
refuses treatment — 4%
bruise 2% —
adhesive intestinal obstruction — 4%
pain in the lumbosacral region 8% 4%
pain in the bladder — 4%
lordosis 2% —
hot to the touch — 4%
early development 2% —
tumour in the abdomen — 4%
sedentary work 2% —
severe childbirth — 4%
bone injury 2% —
there are no complaints — 4%
my back gets tired 2% —
lipomas — 4%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 2% —
intermittent constipation — 4%
constant aching pain 2% —
benign tumors of the small intestine — 4%
heaviness in the back 2% —
cutting sore throat — 4%
shape of body is deformed 2% —
intestinal tumor — 4%
ankylosing spondylitis 2% —
scarring — 4%
pronounced hypertonicity 2% —
delayed urination — 4%
loss of touch 2% —
defecation painful — 4%
compression of the spinal cord 2% —
defecation during urination — 4%
tuberculosis of bones 2% —
omission of the ovaries — 4%
fracture with displacement 2% —
shows genitals — 4%
fatigue during physical exertion 2% —
impaired prostate function — 4%
difficulty walking 2% —
consequences of plastic surgery — 4%
fatigue from work 2% —
bladder fistula — 4%
rheumatic inflammation 2% —
nerve damage — 4%
spinal abnormalities 2% —
purulent peritonitis — 4%
attacks of pain 2% —
thrombosis — 4%
skewed pelvis 2% —
grey urine — 4%
tired when walking 2% —
patient's condition — 4%
pain in internal organs 2% —
stomach pain radiates back — 4%
spasm 2% —
intestinal phlegmon — 4%
difficult defecation — 4%
worse constipation — 4%
weakness of the abdominal muscles — 4%
benign neoplasms — 4%

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