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Results: Differences General ✘Ankylosis✘Meniscus rupture
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Distinctive symptoms
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rheumatic inflammation 96% —
pain in the right knee — 32%
increased ESR 65% —
arthrosis of the knee joint — 28%
back pain 53% —
leg injury 6% 33%
the cough is worse when agitated 48% —
trauma 23% 48%
antinuclear factor 44% —
synovitis of the knee joint — 16%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 43% —
arthrosis 7% 23%
stiffness in the back 42% —
pain in the left leg — 16%
ankylosis 41% —
ligament rupture 8% 21%
stiffness in the joints 46% 3%
knee pain when moving — 13%
sensitive to comments 39% —
leg bruised — 13%
mch increased 38% —
knee pain when walking — 12%
tension in the spine 38% —
consequences of knee injury — 11%
pain in the foot 37% —
crunching in the knees — 11%
pain in the lumbosacral region 36% —
pain in the legs when moving 9% 19%
deterioration from humidity 35% —
pain when walking 10% 20%
worse from damp 34% —
severe pain in the knees — 10%
chronic runny 34% —
hemarthrosis — 9%
constant discharge from the nose 34% —
joint bruised — 9%
increased 41% 6%
chondromalacia — 9%
polyarthritis 32% —
meniscus cyst — 9%
stiffness in the neck 31% —
swelling of the knee — 8%
chronic arthritis 28% —
damage to the meniscus of the knee 8% 16%
joint asymmetry 27% —
goff's disease — 8%
infectious arthritis 26% —
worse from sudden movements — 8%
tuberculosis of bones 26% —
swelling of the knee joint — 8%
ankylosing spondylitis 26% —
swelling of the legs — 7%
lower back pain 25% —
spinal contusion — 7%
arthritis of the hip joint 24% —
dissecting osteochondritis — 7%
increased alt 24% —
consequences of tendon injury — 7%
orthopedic implant 23% —
deforming arthrosis — 7%
tuberculosis 23% —
bruise — 7%
rheumatism 29% 4%
pain in knee joints during movement — 7%
pain in the ribs 23% —
pain from sudden movements — 7%
tuberculosis of the joints 22% —
difficulty walking — 6%
uveit 22% —
post-traumatic arthrosis — 6%
joint replacement in the anamnesis 22% —
pain in the legs of children — 6%
changeable mood 22% —
leg pain with edema — 6%
pain in the sacrum 22% —
joint crunch — 6%
asymmetry 22% —
knees do not bend — 6%
tuberculosis arthritis 21% —
bursitis 14% 20%
intraarticular fracture 21% —
cysts — 5%
acute arthritis 21% —
worse when walking 9% 14%
bone defects 21% —
can not straighten — 5%
rheumatic uveitis 21% —
a history of arthroscopy — 5%
inflammation 27% 4%
gout of the joints — 5%
joint pain 29% 6%
pain in the knee joints when walking — 5%
muscle tension 26% 3%
catatrauma — 5%
bone fracture 24% 2%
gout — 5%
necrosis 20% —
fighting — 5%
kyphosis cervicothoracic 20% —
muscle rupture — 5%
defects of the upper jaw 19% —
knee pain after physical exertion — 5%
gunshot wounds 19% —
consequences of injuries 12% 17%
pain in the bones 19% —
legs thick — 5%
rheumatic arthritis 19% —
pain when moving 13% 18%
pain in the right leg 52% 31%
pain in the popliteal fossa — 5%
no joints 24% 3%
when pressed — 5%
contracture 25% 4%
discoid meniscus — 5%
increased ast 18% —
does sports — 4%
swelling of the brain 18% —
squeezes fingers — 4%
tendinitis 18% —
consequences of physical exertion — 4%
polyarthritis in children 18% —
hyperactive — 4%
emotional 18% —
tension of the leg muscles — 4%
juvenile rheumatoid arthritis 18% —
constantly moving — 4%
aortitis 18% —
worse at 12 o'clock — 4%
defects of the lower jaw 18% —
effects of poisoning — 4%
arthrogryposis 18% —
shaky gait — 4%
inflammatory bowel diseases 18% —
knee pain when bending — 4%
hump 18% —
massage worse — 4%
skin problems 22% 2%
pain in the ankles — 4%
lowered 23% 4%
legs are elongated — 4%
the Mantoux reaction 17% —
effects of overwork — 4%
psoriasis throughout the body 17% —
osteochondrosis — 4%
bone necrosis 17% —
deterioration from cooling legs — 4%
joint diseases 29% 10%
knee pain during extension — 4%
curvature of the spine 17% —
pain in the knees 38% 42%
left arm right leg 17% —
spinal injury — 4%
consequences of a fracture 16% —
injury rate — 3%
bone metastases 16% —
red legs — 3%
acute iritis 16% —
foreign body sensation — 3%
lymphosarcoma 16% —
intensive physical load — 3%
osteomyelitis 16% —
overwork — 3%
chronic colitis 16% —
feeling of uselessness — 3%
stooped 16% —
knee bruised — 3%
hip pain 16% —
illness after hypothermia — 3%
crohn 16% —
can't straighten his leg — 2%
pain in the ankles 16% —
knee pain when squatting — 2%
traumatic illness 16% —
pain in the legs below the knee — 2%
amyloidosis 16% —
traumatic arthritis 16% —
attacks of pain 16% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 16% —
history of surgery 26% 9%
worse during day 19% 2%
viral pneumonia 15% —
patient is motionless 22% 5%
pain in the lumbar back 15% —
reiter's disease 15% —
pulmonary tuberculosis 15% —
osteoporosis 15% —
hematuria 15% —
Mediterranean (Marseille) fever 15% —
osteosarcoma 15% —
intestinal infection 15% —
consequences of infection 20% 3%
constant lower back pain 15% —
bone cancer 15% —
reactive arthritis 15% —
amyloidosis of the kidneys 15% —
clamidiosis 15% —
skeletal deformity 15% —
pain in large joints 15% —
rickettsiosis 14% —
impaired gastric function 14% —

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