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Results: Differences General ✘Spinal cord injury✘Intercostal neuralgia
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Distinctive symptoms
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trauma 71% 2%
pain in the ribs — 38%
neck injury 66% —
intercostal pain — 25%
spinal cord contusion 56% —
herpes zoster — 18%
spinal fracture 54% —
pain chest — 13%
consequences of injuries 58% 2%
pain when inhaling — 10%
paralysis 53% —
piercing pain — 10%
dislocation of the vertebrae 56% 2%
burning in the feet — 9%
fracture with displacement 51% —
postherpetic neuralgia — 9%
compression fracture of the spine 48% —
neuritis — 8%
back injury 45% —
pain in the left chest — 8%
pressing pain in the temples 45% —
burning in the chest — 8%
paresis 43% —
pain in the shoulder blades — 8%
headache pressing in the temples 43% —
pain in the left shoulder blade — 7%
curvature of the spine 45% 2%
constant pain — 6%
neck pain 41% —
intercostal neuralgia — 6%
aching 44% 2%
pain in the heart — 6%
bone fracture 43% 2%
better lying down — 5%
pressure in the temples 39% —
compressing pains in the heart — 5%
compression of the spinal cord 38% —
pain when moving — 5%
ligament rupture 38% —
pain when taking a deep breath — 4%
bone deformation 38% —
cough on a sigh — 4%
consequences of a fracture 37% —
cough from tickling in the chest — 4%
pulling pain in the neck 36% —
tingling in the chest — 4%
ligament damage 36% —
cough tickling dry — 4%
spastic paralysis 35% —
cough from tickling in the throat — 4%
hematomyelia 35% —
thoracic spondylosis — 4%
vascular damage 33% —
rhabdomyoma — 4%
nerve damage 37% 2%
tickling in the chest — 4%
pressing headache 33% —
pain between the shoulder blades — 3%
acute injury 33% —
stomach pain — 3%
hematoma 33% —
sneezing attacks — 3%
wound 32% —
shingling abdominal pain — 3%
fracture of the cervical spine 32% —
cough when inhaling — 3%
bruise 36% 2%
pain during exercise — 3%
skin anesthesia 35% 2%
angina pectoris — 3%
traumatic illness 31% —
chondrosarcoma — 3%
paralytic syndrome 31% —
bruise of the chest — 3%
explosive injury 31% —
compressive back pain — 3%
consequences of spinal injury 34% 2%
pain in the mammary glands — 3%
history of surgery 34% 2%
constant sneezing — 3%
injury atlanta 30% —
pain from the load — 3%
brain cyst 30% —
abdominal pain — 3%
comminuted fracture 30% —
dull back pain — 3%
intracerebral hematoma 30% —
cough from deep inhalation — 3%
spinal contusion 35% 3%
chondroma — 3%
violation of pain sensitivity 30% —
osteoarthrosis of the spine — 3%
stab wound 30% —
pain in the sternum — 3%
headache in the temples 30% —
back pain during physical exertion — 3%
anesthesia 33% 2%
burning in the sternum — 3%
traumatic shock 28% —
neurogenic pain — 3%
neurological disorders 32% 2%
shooting pains — 3%
brain bruised 28% —
pancreatitis — 3%
catatrauma 28% —
osteoma — 3%
patient's condition 31% 1%
unbearable pain — 3%
spine protrusion 32% 3%
dull chest pain — 3%
concussion of the brain 27% —
cough when moving — 3%
hernia intervertebral 32% 3%
chest pain when inhaling — 3%
swelling of the brain 26% —
chest pain when moving — 3%
full 26% —
atypical pneumonia — 3%
history of brain surgery 26% —
holds the breath — 3%
porous skin 26% —
post-traumatic arthrosis — 3%
ischemic spinal stroke 26% —
thoracic radiculitis — 3%
hump 25% —
back pain between the shoulder blades — 3%
thrombosis 25% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 3%
impaired arterial function 25% —
pain as the current — 3%
skin problems 28% 2%
herpes — 3%
spinal cord tumors 24% —
osteochondrosis — 3%
pain when touched 32% 6%
pancreatopathy — 2%
cut wound 24% —
pain in the ribs when pressing — 2%
leg injury 24% —
pain in the left hypochondrium — 2%
recovery period 24% —
worse from sudden movements — 2%
insensitivity to pain 23% —
back pain thoracic — 2%
the feeling of a fracture 23% —
radiculitis — 2%
muscle weakness 23% —
cough paroxysmal — 2%
lowered 26% 2%
pain in the muscles of the back — 2%
fracture of the lumbar spine 22% —
pretending to be sick — 2%
a history of organ transplantation 22% —
by erosion of the stomach — 2%
spinal canal stenosis 22% —
back pain is aching — 2%
stooped 22% —
chest pain when coughing — 2%
dislocation 22% —
erosive gastritis — 2%
flaccid paralysis syndrome 22% —
angina attack — 2%
bleeding 22% —
pain from sudden movements — 2%
paresis of legs 22% —
reddening of the skin — 2%
consequences of surgery 24% 1%
hysteria — 2%
spinal cord edema 21% —
constant aching pain — 2%
traumatic brain injury 21% —
consultation with a cardiologist — 2%
pulmonary embolism 21% —
impaired gastric function — 2%
cysts 21% —
pale skin — 2%
head injury 21% —
nervous excitability — 2%
open fracture 20% —
gastritis — 2%
pain in the cervical 20% —
type of breathing chest — 2%
unconscious state 20% —
acute abdomen — 2%
palpation of spine is painful 20% —
sudden pain — 2%
hernia 25% 3%
feeling of crawling goosebumps — 2%
fracture of the thoracic spine 20% —
sharp abdominal pain — 2%
stage of recovery 20% —
strong character — 2%
headaches 19% —
aneurysm — 2%
increased 22% 1%
chest pain when breathing — 2%
joint deformation 19% —
lung cancer — 2%
the pain in the arms is better from movement 19% —
illness after hypothermia — 2%

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