Distinctive symptoms
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pain from the lower back spreads to the legs
6%
—
aching lower back
2%
9%
pinching nerves
6%
—
foot fungus —
7%
lumbago
6%
—
lower back pain
7%
14%
sciatic nerve pain
5%
—
nail fungus —
7%
osteochondrosis
10%
3%
back aching
2%
8%
sitting back pain
4%
—
intervertebral hernia of the lumbar
1%
7%
pain goes in the back
4%
—
epidermophytia —
6%
spine protrusion
100%
95%
lingering pain in the lower back
3%
9%
muscle tension
3%
—
discogenic myelopathy
2%
7%
patient
3%
—
back pain is aching
3%
8%
neuralgia
3%
—
lower back pain lying down —
5%
stiffness in the joints
3%
—
pain worse at immobility —
5%
shooting pains
3%
—
back pain
7%
12%
stiffness in the lower back
3%
—
lower back pain during movements
7%
12%
cervical osteochondrosis
3%
—
can not lift the leg —
4%
acute back pain
2%
—
lumbar spondyloarthrosis —
4%
impatient
2%
—
back pain when moving
7%
11%
back injury
2%
—
pain gives in the leg
4%
8%
pain when moving
2%
—
pain in the lumbosacral region
4%
8%
hernia of the cervical spine
2%
—
radiculitis
4%
8%
pathological movements in spine
2%
—
pain in the sacrum
5%
9%
sensitive ataxia —
3%
increased motor activity —
3%
dull pain in the lower back —
3%
tuberculosis of the spine —
3%
calve's disease —
3%
vertebral syndrome —
3%
consequences of physical stress —
3%
motor activity —
3%
scoliosis —
3%
lumbar osteochondrosis —
3%
heaviness in the lower back —
3%
sacralization —
3%
compression myelopathy —
3%
can not straighten —
3%
patient is motionless
1%
4%
myelopathy
1%
4%
shape of body is deformed —
2%
skewed pelvis —
2%
rheumatic inflammation —
2%
heaviness in the back —
2%
fracture with displacement —
2%
pain in internal organs —
2%
forced situation —
2%
tired when walking —
2%
loss of touch —
2%
tuberculosis of bones —
2%
muscle weakness —
2%
weak ligaments —
2%
fatigue during physical exertion —
2%
spasm —
2%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis —
2%
anesthesia —
2%
my back gets tired —
2%
better lying down —
2%
presses —
2%
chronic condition —
2%
weakness in the legs —
2%
hernia of the lumbar spine —
2%
ataxia —
2%
indifference —
2%
muscle hypertonus —
2%
it is better from massage —
2%
tuberculosis —
2%
weakness of the ligaments —
2%
a new patient —
2%
curvature of the spine
1%
3%
spondylopathy
2%
4%
acute pain
1%
3%
spinal contusion
1%
3%
lumbalization
1%
3%
history of surgery
1%
3%
the pain is worse lying down
1%
3%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract
1%
3%
hip dysplasia
1%
3%
paresis —
2%
weakness in the leg muscles —
2%
osteochondropathy —
2%
dislocation of the vertebrae —
2%
ankylosing spondylitis —
2%
paresis of legs —
2%
bone injury —
2%
impaired coordination —
2%
ankylosis —
2%
impressionability —
2%
fracture of the lumbar spine —
2%
skin anesthesia —
2%
constant aching pain —
2%
pronounced hypertonicity —
2%
difficulty walking
1%
2%
pain in the legs
3%
4%
fatigue from work
1%
2%
sciatica
5%
6%
joint deformation
1%
2%
trauma
1%
2%
bruise
1%
2%
inflammation
1%
2%
onset of illness
1%
2%
lordosis
1%
2%
traumatic illness
1%
2%
compression of the spinal cord
1%
2%
attacks of pain
1%
2%
sedentary work
1%
2%
constant pain
1%
2%
bone fracture
1%
2%
early development
1%
2%
increased
1%
2%
lowered
1%
2%
false joint
1%
2%
emotional —
1%
spinal injury
3%
3%
shooting pain in the lower back
7%
7%
shooting back pain
7%
7%
overwork
2%
2%
spinal abnormalities
2%
2%
bleeding
1%
1%
oncology
1%
1%
consequences of taking medications
1%
1%
