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Results: Differences General ✘Neurogenic pain✘Epicondylitis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 32%(2)15%(1)
Blood biochemistry 15%(1)—
General blood test 15%(2)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
neurological disorders 84% —
elbow pain — 72%
diabetes mellitus 84% —
arthritis of the shoulder joint — 51%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 36% —
traumatic arthritis — 45%
metabolic syndrome 33% —
shoulder injury 7% 44%
impaired arterial function 18% —
inflammation 4% 38%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 16% —
lateral epicondylitis — 32%
pain like an electric shock 15% —
epicondylitis of the elbow joint — 30%
hyperglycemia 15% —
trauma 4% 28%
postherpetic neuralgia 15% —
arthritis with pain — 20%
anemia 14% —
pain in the elbow joints — 17%
neurogenic pain 13% —
chronic arthritis — 17%
pain as the current 13% —
joint diseases — 16%
herpes on his hands 12% —
acute arthritis — 14%
diabetic neuropathy 12% —
overwork — 13%
pain as from a bruise 12% —
weakness of the ligamentous apparatus — 13%
herpes zoster 12% —
elbow pain when moving — 13%
neuralgia 11% —
worse during day — 12%
bruising sensation 11% —
muscle atrophy — 12%
lightning strike 10% —
tendinitis — 12%
burning in the lungs 10% —
joint pain when moving — 11%
chronic somatoform pain disorder 10% —
does sports — 11%
herpes 9% —
pain from sudden movements — 11%
trigeminal nerve pain 8% —
medial epicondylitis — 11%
ulnar nerve neuropathy 8% —
sedentary work — 11%
trigeminal neuralgia 8% —
joint pain — 11%
psychosomatics 8% —
worse from movement — 11%
zudek syndrome 8% —
pain in shoulder joints — 11%
constant pain 8% —
worse from sudden movements — 10%
hypersensitivity to pain 7% —
general narcosis — 10%
helps others 7% —
joint hypermobility syndrome — 10%
decreased skin sensitivity 7% —
increased — 10%
sudden onset 7% —
stereotypical movements — 10%
consequences of herpes 7% —
periods of exacerbation — 10%
violation of pain sensitivity 7% —
acute pain 5% 15%
consequences of stroke 7% —
effects of overwork — 9%
vegetative polyneuropathy 7% —
consequences of taking medications — 9%
skin anesthesia 7% —
patient's condition — 9%
shooting pains 7% —
no joints — 9%
weak ligaments 7% —
periodic illness — 9%
tingling 6% —
polyarthritis — 9%
lowered 6% —
acute pain in the joints — 9%
lung pain 6% —
medicinal arthropathy — 9%
neuritis 6% —
pain when moving — 9%
damage to the nervous system 6% —
stereotypia — 8%
insensitivity to pain 6% —
pain from the load — 8%
hypersensitivity of the skin 6% —
illness after hypothermia — 8%
dystrophy 5% —
is worse at 10 am — 8%
stroke 5% —
forced situation — 8%
pain when touched 5% —
sensations in the hands — 8%
burns 5% —
up circulatory disorders — 7%
speech slurred 5% —
stage of recovery — 7%
muscle weakness 5% —
patient is motionless — 7%
soreness of the skin 5% —
wound — 7%
skin problems 4% —
scarring — 7%
worse in morning — 7%
recovery period — 7%
gradual deterioration of the condition — 7%
history of surgery 6% 13%
consequences of surgery — 7%
drug disease — 6%
does not tolerate pain 5% 11%
consequences of injuries 5% 10%
nerve damage 6% 9%
pain in the tendons 7% 10%
injury to the elbow joint 8% 11%
weakness of the ligaments 7% 10%
weakness after illness 5% 7%
anesthesia 7% 7%

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