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Results: Differences General ✘Inguinal hernia✘Intervertebral hernia of the lumbar spine
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 31%(0)—
MRI of the intestine 28%(0)3%(0)
CT of pelvic bones 25%(0)—
Radiography of the pelvis 15%(0)—
Radiography of the lumbar spine —14%(0)
Spirometry 14%(0)—
Ultrasound of the Heart 11%(0)—
Endoscopy 8%(0)2%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
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hernia 90% 50%
spine protrusion — 95%
prostate adenoma 18% —
lower back pain during movements — 12%
inguinal hernia surgery 14% —
lower back pain 3% 14%
inguinal hernia 13% —
back pain when moving — 11%
pain in the groin area 11% —
back pain 2% 12%
hernia infringement 11% —
lingering pain in the lower back — 9%
history of laparoscopic surgery 10% —
aching lower back — 9%
recovery period 8% —
pain gives in the leg — 8%
pain in the intestines 8% —
back aching — 8%
bronchitis 7% —
radiculitis — 8%
discomfort in the perineum 7% —
back pain is aching — 8%
pain in the side 7% —
shooting back pain — 7%
consequences of surgery 7% —
discogenic myelopathy — 7%
acute bronchitis 7% —
shooting pain in the lower back — 7%
constipation 7% —
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar — 7%
postoperative seroma 7% —
foot fungus — 7%
surgical infections 7% —
nail fungus — 7%
recurrent inguinal hernia 7% —
sciatica — 6%
abdominal pain 7% —
pain in the sacrum 3% 9%
pulling pain in 7% —
epidermophytia — 6%
postoperative hernia 7% —
lower back pain lying down — 5%
chronic bronchitis unspecified 7% —
pain worse at immobility — 5%
Chronical bronchitis 7% —
pain in the lumbosacral region 4% 8%
stage of recovery 7% —
myelopathy — 4%
inguinal hernia in children 6% —
lumbar spondyloarthrosis — 4%
genital neoplasms 6% —
can not lift the leg — 4%
lower abdominal pain in men 6% —
pain in the legs — 4%
difficulty urinating 6% —
spondylopathy — 4%
intestinal resection 6% —
spondyloarthrosis — 3%
infected wounds 6% —
osteochondrosis — 3%
bloating 6% —
heaviness in the lower back — 3%
weak stream of urine 6% —
spinal injury — 3%
intestinal obstruction 6% —
compression myelopathy — 3%
a history of endoscopic surgery 6% —
lumbar osteochondrosis — 3%
gastrointestinal problems 6% —
motor activity — 3%
frequent colds 6% —
hip dysplasia — 3%
discomfort in the intestines 6% —
consequences of physical stress — 3%
lower abdominal pain 6% —
sensitive ataxia — 3%
abdominal surgery 6% —
scoliosis — 3%
pain in the perineum in men 6% —
calve's disease — 3%
cough 6% —
the pain is worse lying down — 3%
vomiting 5% —
increased motor activity — 3%
female pelvic organs 5% —
sacralization — 3%
intensive physical load 5% —
tuberculosis of the spine — 3%
pain from the load 5% —
vertebral syndrome — 3%
urination painful 5% —
can not straighten — 3%
complications of local anesthesia 5% —
spinal contusion — 3%
pain during exercise 5% —
curvature of the spine — 3%
inflammatory bowel diseases 5% —
dull pain in the lower back — 3%
urethral stricture 5% —
lumbalization — 3%
pain in the perineum in women 5% —
forced situation — 2%
phlegmon 5% —
difficulty walking — 2%
swelling 5% —
fatigue during physical exertion — 2%
urination disorder 5% —
loss of touch — 2%
elderly patients 5% —
compression of the spinal cord — 2%
discomfort when urinating 5% —
tuberculosis in the anamnesis — 2%
a history of prosthetics 5% —
impaired coordination — 2%
lower abdominal pain in women 5% —
impressionability — 2%
violation of the stool 5% —
ankylosis — 2%
femoral hernia 5% —
bone fracture — 2%
pain in the left side 5% —
it is better from massage — 2%
hematoma 5% —
hernia of the lumbar spine — 2%
fecal vomiting 5% —
weakness in the legs — 2%
pain in the right side 5% —
bruise — 2%
postoperative pain 5% —
indifference — 2%
open person 5% —
muscle hypertonus — 2%
refuses treatment 4% —
rheumatic inflammation — 2%
consequences of plastic surgery 4% —
false joint — 2%
impaired prostate function 4% —
joint deformation — 2%
patient's condition 4% —
ataxia — 2%
pain in the bladder 4% —
chronic condition — 2%
thrombosis 4% —
spasm — 2%
omission of the ovaries 4% —
skin anesthesia — 2%
benign tumors of the small intestine 4% —
fatigue from work — 2%
genital pain in women 4% —
pain in internal organs — 2%
delayed urination 4% —
my back gets tired — 2%
bladder fistula 4% —
spinal abnormalities — 2%
worse during day 4% —
heaviness in the back — 2%
better stationary 4% —
shape of body is deformed — 2%
defecation painful 4% —
ankylosing spondylitis — 2%
stomach pain radiates back 4% —
pronounced hypertonicity — 2%
purulent peritonitis 4% —
constant aching pain — 2%
defecation during urination 4% —
early development — 2%
grey urine 4% —
bone injury — 2%
hot to the touch 4% —
paresis of legs — 2%
pain in the lumbosacral region 4% —
dislocation of the vertebrae — 2%
bladder interventions 4% —
osteochondropathy — 2%
vascular damage 4% —
weakness in the leg muscles — 2%
difficult defecation 4% —
a new patient — 2%
tumour in the abdomen 4% —
fracture of the lumbar spine — 2%
intestinal phlegmon 4% —
sedentary work — 2%
adhesive intestinal obstruction 4% —
traumatic illness — 2%
shows genitals 4% —
attacks of pain — 2%
nerve damage 4% —
lordosis — 2%
worse constipation 4% —
tuberculosis of bones — 2%
pain from the lower back gives to the stomach 4% —
tired when walking — 2%
soreness of the skin 4% —
skewed pelvis — 2%
there are no complaints 4% —
fracture with displacement — 2%
weakness of the abdominal muscles 4% —
patient is motionless 3% 4%
anesthesia 8% 2%
emotional — 1%

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