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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General SciaticaMyofascial pain syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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infringement of the sciatic nerve 52%
anxiety 1% 75%
pinching nerves 44%
osteochondrosis 5% 71%
shooting pain in the lower back 42%
worse at rest 1% 60%
shooting back pain 41%
better lying down 59%
neuralgia 48% 16%
worse from movement 7% 64%
shooting pains 19%
patient is motionless 2% 55%
plexit 17%
aching 5% 55%
lower back pain during movements 13%
spinal injury 2% 49%
pain in the sacrum on the right 12%
worse lying down 2% 49%
pain in the lumbosacral region 12%
muscle atrophy 1% 48%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 12%
irritability 1% 43%
back pain when moving 11%
muscle pain when moving 38%
pain gives in the leg 10%
muscle tension 1% 34%
pain in the sacrum 64% 53%
pain under the shoulder blade 32%
shooting pains on the leg 8%
stiffness in the joints 1% 32%
pain in the buttocks 8%
pain when touched 3% 33%
spine protrusion 7%
fibromyalgia 1% 31%
lower back pain on the right 7%
pain at the beginning of movement 30%
hernia intervertebral 7%
muscle pain 3% 32%
pain gives in the buttock 7%
it is better from massage 1% 30%
pain goes in the back 7%
muscle damage 1% 30%
back pain after lifting weights 6%
overwork 3% 31%
lower back pain on the left 6%
pain in the shoulder blades 2% 30%
back pain on the left 5%
pain when moving 6% 33%
pain gives in the left leg 5%
muscle pain from exertion 1% 28%
pulling pain in the left leg 5%
spasmodic pain 1% 28%
right back pain 5%
aching arms and legs 26%
hernia 5%
curvature of the spine 2% 27%
lumbosacral radiculitis 4%
spondyloarthrosis 2% 27%
neuritis 4%
pulling pains in the liver 25%
knee pain when walking 4%
effects of overwork 25%
worse when walking 4%
pain under the right shoulder blade 25%
pain in the right leg 4%
tinnitus 24%
pain when walking 4%
aching hand pain 24%
pain in the left leg 4%
pain under the left shoulder blade 24%
Cold in the back 4%
aching pain in the shoulder 24%
worse standing 3%
feeling of stiffness 1% 25%
does not tolerate pain 3%
myositis 1% 25%
loss of touch 3%
muscle fatigue 24%
heaviness in the back 3%
cervical neuralgia 1% 24%
pain along the sciatic nerve 3%
pain worse at immobility 1% 24%
spasm in the lower back 3%
nose pain in the cheekbones 23%
pain during exercise 3%
osteochondrosis pain 1% 23%
back pain in the morning 3%
aching stomach 22%
violation of pain sensitivity 3%
pain in the shoulder muscles 22%
pain in the knees 3%
pain in the muscles of the shins 22%
lower back pain in the morning 3%
pulling pains in the shins 22%
lumbago 3%
neck pain 2% 24%
acute back pain 3%
stereotypia 1% 23%
consequences of physical stress 3%
needs understanding 21%
stiffness in the lower back 3%
pain in the upper jaw 21%
pain in the forearm 2%
pulling pain in the arm 21%
constant joint pain 2%
pain from sudden movements 21%
pathological movements in spine 2%
pain in the right shoulder blade 21%
spinal fracture 2%
pain in the upper back 21%
consequences of surgery 2%
sedentary work 21%
sarcopenia 2%
pain in the left shoulder blade 21%
oncology 2%
joint diseases 2% 23%
unbearable pain 2%
pain in the lumbar spine 2% 23%
dislocation of the vertebrae 2%
stims 21%
pain in the thoracic spine 2%
abdominal muscle pain 20%
bone growths 2%
spot pain 20%
decreased finger sensitivity 2%
hard muscles 20%
feeling of bruising 2%
pulling pains in the legs 20%
limbs pain 2%
arm muscle pain 20%
dislocation 2%
pain of the muscles of the body 20%
angiopathy 2%
tingling in the body 20%
pain in the tendons 2%
inflammation 3% 23%
weakness in the knees 2%
pain in the cervical spine 1% 21%
scoliosis 2%
tingling 2% 22%
pain in the popliteal fossa 2%
the pain is worse lying down 2% 22%
lower back pain when walking 2%
pain in the lower jaw 19%
bone fracture 2%
from eating better 19%
ankylosing spondylitis 2%
endocervicitis 19%
arthritis with pain 2%
skewed pelvis 19%
back pain when coughing 2%
flat feet 19%
back pain when walking 2%
ear pain 19%
facet syndrome 2%
pain throughout the body 1% 20%
the desire to be an adult 2%
osteoarthrosis of the spine 2% 21%
better to be alone 2%
pain in the cervical 1% 20%
surgical infections 2%
back muscle spasm 2% 21%
pain in the fingers 2%
constant pain 2% 21%
worse in morning 2%
main complaint is back pain 2% 21%
lumbar spondyloarthrosis 2%
spondylopathy 3% 22%
senile asthenia syndrome 2%
acute pain 3% 22%
pain in the middle of the back 2%
emotional burnout 18%
drug disease 2%
calcium 1% 19%
cervical spondyloarthrosis 2%
worse from sudden movements 1% 19%
pain gives in the arm 2%
stereotypical movements 1% 19%
rheumatism 2%
deforming arthrosis 1% 19%
achilles tendon pain 2%
back injury 1% 19%
in the morning leg pain 2%
pain from the load 3% 21%
palpation of paravertebral points is painful 2%
noise in the head 18%
pain in the foot 2%
pain in the jaw 18%
palpation of spine is painful 2%
ringing in the head 18%
back pain during physical exertion 2%
pulling abdominal pain 18%
pain in the legs at night 2%
patient's condition 2% 20%
neurological disorders 2%
asleep leg muscle pain 1% 19%
pain along the nerves 2%
very anxious 1% 18%
lordosis 2%
pain in the muscles of the back 3% 20%

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