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Results: Differences General ✘Глюкокортикоидный остеопороз✘Pelvic bone fracture
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 35%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%100%
resorption 34% —
trauma 24% 83%
hip fracture 30% —
hematoma — 45%
osteoporosis 29% —
genital injuries in girls — 41%
menopause 28% —
pelvic bone fracture — 40%
spinal fracture 28% —
pain in the bones of the pelvis — 38%
pathological fracture 27% —
pain in the legs when moving — 31%
calcium 26% —
genital pain in women — 31%
osteopenia 25% —
acute pain 11% 38%
hyperparathyroidism 23% —
pain in the side — 26%
appendages of the uterus 23% —
lying on the sick side — 25%
thin 22% —
pain in the sacrum and coccyx — 25%
postmenopausal osteoporosis 22% —
back pain when walking — 25%
elderly patients 22% —
coccyx injury — 24%
increased 22% —
pain when moving — 24%
female pelvic organs 21% —
pain in the pubic area in women — 23%
decreased calcium 21% —
can not lie on the sides — 23%
fracture of the lumbar spine 20% —
pubic pain in men — 23%
height is low 20% —
skewed pelvis — 23%
the feeling of a fracture 20% —
bleeding — 22%
fracture of the humerus 19% —
fracture with displacement — 22%
ovarian hypofunction 19% —
effects of shock — 22%
my back gets tired 19% —
traumatic shock — 21%
decrease in alkaline phosphatase 19% —
squeezes his legs — 21%
finger fracture 19% —
back pain when moving — 21%
postmenopause 18% —
can't hold urine — 21%
uncertain gait 18% —
worse from movement — 21%
breast cancer 18% —
urinary incontinence — 21%
juvenile osteoporosis 18% —
pain in the coccyx — 20%
vitamin d deficiency 17% —
pain in the groin area — 20%
increased calcium 17% —
dislocation — 19%
worse at noon 17% —
swelling after a fracture — 19%
shoulder injury 17% —
nerve damage — 19%
male menopause 17% —
hip dislocation — 18%
solid tumors 17% —
leg fracture — 18%
breast tumor 17% —
urethral injuries — 18%
tired when walking 17% —
shock states of various genesis — 18%
fracture of the femoral 16% —
effects of trauma and shock — 17%
shaky gait 16% —
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) — 17%
curvature of the spine 16% —
bladder injury — 17%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 16% —
thin-boned — 17%
old injuries 16% —
pain in the urethra — 17%
fractures of the bones of the wrist 16% —
soft tissue hematoma — 17%
weight gain 16% —
fracture of the lower leg — 17%
sudden loss of strength 15% —
post-traumatic shock — 17%
joint diseases 15% —
abdominal injuries 8% 25%
pain in the lumbar spine 15% —
reticulocytosis — 16%
shuffling gait 15% —
weak stream of urine — 16%
metastatic brain tumors 15% —
difficulty urinating — 16%
stroke 15% —
better when walking — 16%
metastases 15% —
wound — 15%
aseptic necrosis of the femoral head 15% —
he's defending himself — 15%
decreased vitamin d3 15% —
pain in the vagina — 15%
quickly gets tired 15% —
patient's condition is satisfactory — 15%
metabolic syndrome 15% —
acute pain in the legs — 15%
a new patient 15% —
bruise — 14%
aseptic bone necrosis 15% —
urination painful — 14%
bone necrosis 15% —
restriction of movement — 14%
desire to rest 15% —
difficult defecation — 14%
pain in the lumbosacral region 15% —
history of laparoscopic surgery — 13%
angioplasty 15% —
shortening of limbs 8% 21%
ovarian insufficiency 15% —
abdominal surgery — 13%
pain in the lumbosacral region 15% —
bone defects — 13%
stooped 14% —
acute abdomen — 13%
better in morning 14% —
pain in the bones 15% 28%
hump 14% —
acetabulum fracture — 13%
thrombosis 14% —
conservative — 12%
diabetes mellitus 14% —
blue skin — 12%
better in afternoon 14% —
asymmetry — 12%
muscle damage 14% —
pain when touched — 12%
rdw-sd reduced 14% —
serious condition — 12%
control issues 14% —
patient is motionless — 12%
hormonal disorders 13% —
shortening of legs 8% 20%
intoxication 13% —
pain in the sacrum 11% 22%
recovery period 13% —
acute condition — 11%
can not straighten 13% —
anesthesia — 11%
deterioration at 16 o'clock 13% —
spasm — 11%
overweight 13% —
sensations in the legs 6% 17%
better from movement 13% —
there are no complaints — 10%
stage of recovery 13% —
swelling — 10%
ischemic stroke 13% —
worse lying on the sick side — 9%
pain in the entire spine 13% —
coccyx fracture — 9%
cancer 13% —
pain in the legs 18% 27%
likes to walk 13% —
deformities of the limbs 7% 14%
wrist injury 13% —
worse lying down 7% 13%
onset of illness 13% —
pain after a fracture 28% 34%
osteonecrosis of the jaw 13% —
blood diseases 11% 17%
transversal hip fracture 13% —
curvature of the legs 7% 13%
polypragmasy 13% —
the pain is worse lying down 7% 13%
metabolic disorder 13% —
patient's condition 12% 17%
refuses treatment 13% —
consequences of injuries 12% 16%
constantly complains 13% —
skin problems 7% 10%
calcium metabolism disorders 12% —
the fast man 8% 11%
CHD 12% —
leg injury 27% 30%
pain in the thoracic spine 12% —
polytrauma 19% 22%
pain in the lumbar back 12% —
a lot of medicines 9% 12%
leg weakness walking 12% —
pain when walking 12% 15%
back pain better lying down 12% —
bone deformation 15% 17%
no concentration 12% —
consequences of a fracture 25% 27%
oncology 12% —
spinal injury 28% 28%
beriberi 12% —
sudden weakness 12% —

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