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Results: Differences General ✘Lumbar ischialgia✘Intercostal neuralgia
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Distinctive symptoms
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pinching nerves 100% —
pain in the ribs — 32%
shooting pain in the lower back 95% —
intercostal pain — 23%
shooting back pain 95% —
herpes zoster 2% 19%
sciatica 89% —
pain chest 2% 13%
sciatic nerve pain 79% —
piercing pain — 11%
radiculitis 71% 2%
pain when breathing — 10%
pain in the sacrum 51% —
pain when inhaling — 10%
shooting pains 44% 3%
burning in the feet — 9%
lower back pain 23% —
pain in the left chest — 9%
back pain when moving 19% —
burning in the chest — 8%
lower back pain during movements 19% —
pain in the ribs when pressing — 7%
pain gives in the leg 13% —
neuritis 3% 10%
pain in the lumbosacral region 10% —
pain in the shoulder blades 2% 8%
back pain 18% 7%
postherpetic neuralgia 3% 9%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 8% —
pain in the heart 1% 7%
worse standing 7% —
compressing pains in the heart — 6%
hernia intervertebral 12% 4%
better lying down — 6%
spine protrusion 12% 4%
intercostal neuralgia — 6%
spinal canal stenosis 6% —
intervertebral hernia of the thoracic region — 5%
pain in the legs 6% —
myalgia ribs — 5%
back pain is aching 9% 2%
spinal contusion — 4%
facet syndrome 5% —
cough from tickling in the throat — 4%
arthritis with pain 5% —
cough on a sigh — 4%
spinal fracture 5% —
tickling in the chest — 4%
arthritis 5% —
cough tickling dry — 4%
aching lower back 5% —
thoracic spondylosis — 4%
lingering pain in the lower back 5% —
pain when taking a deep breath — 4%
acute back pain 5% —
chest pain when inhaling — 4%
myelopathy 5% —
tingling in the chest — 4%
lumbar spondyloarthrosis 5% —
thoracic radiculitis — 4%
lumbago 5% —
constant sneezing — 4%
joint pain 5% —
pain in the sternum — 4%
sensations in the legs 5% —
pain in the mammary glands — 3%
pain in the sacrum lying down 4% —
chest pain on the right — 3%
worried due to pain 4% —
trunk is shortened — 3%
stiffness in the joints 4% —
pain from sudden movements — 3%
joint pain in the muscle 4% —
bruise of the chest — 3%
position of the sacrum closer to horizontal 4% —
pain in the left hypochondrium — 3%
muscle weakness 4% —
rib fracture — 3%
aching joints 4% —
pain between the shoulder blades — 3%
pain in the lumbar back 4% —
head skin sweating — 3%
feeling of stiffness 4% —
pain in the pancreas — 3%
aching pain in the joints 4% —
pain as the current — 3%
angioplasty 4% —
cough when moving — 3%
curvature of the legs 4% —
chest pain when moving — 3%
pain in the knees 4% —
sneezing attacks — 3%
compression of the spinal cord 4% —
burning behind the sternum — 3%
bone growths 4% —
pancreatitis — 3%
lower back pain after exercise 4% —
post-traumatic arthrosis — 3%
pain throughout the body 4% —
bruised ribs — 3%
stiffness in the lower back 4% —
holds the breath — 3%
painful swelling 4% —
herpes rashes — 3%
shooting pains on the leg 4% —
osteoma — 3%
neurological pain 4% —
back pain between the shoulder blades — 3%
pain in the knee joints 4% —
pain when touched 4% 7%
deforming arthrosis 4% —
compressive back pain — 3%
joint deformation 4% —
bone injury — 3%
back aching 8% 2%
cough — 3%
muscle stretching 3% —
constant pain 3% 6%
clumsiness 3% —
dull chest pain — 3%
coxarthrosis 3% —
chondroma — 3%
drug disease 3% —
atypical pneumonia — 3%
orthopedic implant 3% —
chondrosarcoma — 3%
violation of pain sensitivity 3% —
cough when inhaling — 3%
asleep leg muscle pain 3% —
cough from deep inhalation — 3%
ankylosis 3% —
shingling abdominal pain — 3%
lumbosacral osteochondrosis 3% —
pale skin — 2%
vitamin d deficiency 3% —
pneumonia — 2%
overwork 3% —
bronchial lesion — 2%
pain in the fingers 3% —
sweating is increased — 2%
lower back pain lying down 3% —
hysteria — 2%
pain along the sciatic nerve 3% —
type of breathing chest — 2%
fluid in the joints 3% —
aneurysm — 2%
joint replacement in the anamnesis 3% —
spicy food — 2%
tension in the legs 3% —
chest pain when breathing — 2%
lordosis 3% —
digestive disorders — 2%
aching pains in the knee joints 3% —
benign neoplasms — 2%
bursitis 3% —
sweats from pain — 2%
myositis of the back muscles 3% —
cough deep — 2%
wound 3% —
cough paroxysmal — 2%
myositis 3% —
decreased skin sensitivity — 2%
likes to be examined 3% —
pain in the side — 2%
sensations in the neck 3% —
pancreatopathy — 2%
polymorbidity 3% —
sharp cough — 2%
pain in the entire spine 3% —
scurvy — 2%
risk desire 3% —
lipomas — 2%
pain in the feet permanent 3% —
often sneezes — 2%
back injury 3% —
pain in the pleura — 2%
osteoporosis 3% —
pneumonia with pleurisy — 2%
stiffness in the legs 3% —
pretending to be sick — 2%
aching pain in the knee 3% —
acute abdomen — 2%
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar 3% —
chest damage — 2%
worse in morning 3% —
chest pain when coughing — 2%
osteoarthrosis of peripheral joints 3% —
severe sweating — 2%
pain in all joints 3% —
aortic aneurysm — 2%
periosteal inflammation 3% —
abdominal pain 1% 3%
vitamin d deficiency in adults 3% —
sharp pain in the stomach — 2%
weak joints 3% —
pleurisy 1% 3%
sarcopenia 3% —
erosive gastritis — 2%
decreased finger sensitivity 3% —
tingling 2% 4%

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