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Results: Differences General ✘Arthritis of the foot✘Infectious arthritis
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 65%12%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —45%
pain in your left foot 30% —
arthrosis 6% 36%
swelling of the feet 30% —
tuberculosis arthritis — 24%
pain in the left leg 25% —
purulent arthritis — 24%
pain in the foot 34% 13%
swelling of joints 19% 43%
gout 25% 11%
osteomyelitis 6% 28%
plantar fasciitis 11% —
swelling 4% 26%
reactive arthritis 11% —
arthritis of the ankle joint — 22%
fractures of the bones of the foot 11% —
tuberculosis of the joints — 22%
deterioration during cooling of the feet 10% —
arthritis of the knee joint — 20%
red feet 10% —
torrential sweats — 19%
leg bruised 10% —
abscess 5% 24%
deterioration from cooling legs 9% —
rheumatoid arthritis 6% 24%
hot feet 9% —
patellar balloting — 17%
pain when walking 9% —
chills — 17%
frequent sore throats in childhood 9% —
tuberculosis — 16%
red legs 9% —
sweat with chills — 16%
medicinal arthropathy 9% —
temperature with chills — 16%
pain in the foot when walking 9% —
aching joints — 16%
joint bruised 9% —
chills with sweating — 16%
hammer - shaped toes 9% —
fever with sweating — 15%
it's worse from walking for a long time 9% —
acute arthritis 9% 24%
morton's neuroma 9% —
muscle pain — 14%
worse when walking 9% —
sweating is increased — 14%
gonorrhea in the anamnesis 9% —
arthritis of the hip joint — 14%
allergy to dogs 9% —
high fever — 14%
hot feet 8% —
purulent bursitis — 14%
dog bite 8% —
heel pain — 14%
leg injury 8% —
sweats quickly — 14%
chronic rhinopharyngitis 8% —
joint pain in the muscle — 14%
frequent colds in childhood 8% —
chinga — 14%
heel spur 8% —
aching pain in the joints — 14%
tonsillopharyngitis 8% —
pain in the wrists — 14%
impaired function of the large intestine 8% —
gonorrheal arthritis 10% 24%
intestinal infection 8% —
viral arthritis 10% 24%
foot weight 8% —
periarthritis — 13%
bursitis of the foot 8% —
aching — 13%
wound inflammation 8% —
acute infectious arthritis 10% 23%
acute pain in the legs 8% —
sacroileitis — 13%
intestinal flu 8% —
arthritis of fingers — 13%
erysipelas on the leg 8% —
wandering rashes — 13%
hot to the touch 8% —
tuberculosis intoxication — 13%
dislocation stretching 8% —
sweaty baby — 13%
effects of the flu 7% —
discharge from the urethra — 12%
purulent sore throats 7% —
brucellosis — 12%
better when walking 7% —
worse from movement — 12%
pain in the legs 23% 14%
rashes suppurating bubbles — 12%
limitation of the amplitude of movements 7% —
staphylococcus aureus — 12%
neurinoma 7% —
joint pain when moving — 12%
bone injury 7% —
bubbles are suppurating — 12%
bone fracture 7% —
botryomycoma — 12%
traumatic arthritis 7% —
worse from the heat — 12%
sprains 7% —
high temperature 4% 16%
deformity of the toes 7% —
synovitis of the knee joint — 12%
erysipelas 7% —
arthritis with pain 10% 22%
reduction of the number of movements (oligokinesia) 7% —
joint pain 7% 19%
viral tonsillitis 7% —
joint asymmetry — 12%
inflammatory bowel diseases 7% —
redness of the joints 6% 18%
bone defects 7% —
feeling of heat 4% 16%
acute nasopharyngitis runny 7% —
chills with nausea — 12%
pain in the leg worse standing 7% —
deforming arthrosis — 11%
worse after a rest 7% —
worse extreme temperatures — 11%
open fracture 7% —
worse from sudden movements — 11%
fasciitis 7% —
typhlitis — 11%
sore throats in childhood 7% —
chills weakness — 11%
allergy to animals 7% —
tendosynovitis — 11%
trauma 7% —
spot pain — 11%
dislocation of the foot 7% —
discharge from the genital tract — 11%
insect bite 7% —
limps — 11%
the consequences of angina 7% —
chills when vomiting — 11%
inflammation of the stomach 7% —
severe chills — 11%
viral pneumonia 6% —
rashes bubbles — 11%
rhinopharyngitis 6% —
general intoxication syndrome — 11%
congestion purulent wounds 6% —
urethritis — 11%
joint crunch 6% —
fever is active — 11%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 6% —
deformity of the fingers — 11%
folliculitis 6% —
pseudomonas infection — 11%
bone growths 6% —
nodules on the joints — 11%
tonsillitis 6% —
inflammatory skin changes — 11%
consequences of acute respiratory 6% —
nausea — 11%
infected wounds 6% —
endocervicitis — 11%
consequences of taking medications 6% —
soreness of the skin — 11%
chronic tonsillitis 6% —
bubbles on the skin — 11%
bruise 6% —
reaction to manta rays — 11%
prosthetic leg 6% —
vomiting at high temperature — 11%
chronic pneumonia 6% —
it hurts to touch the skin — 11%
boil 6% —
septic arthritis 7% 18%
pneumonia in the anamnesis 6% —
nausea with fever — 10%
recovery period 6% —
red papules — 10%
ligament damage 6% —
fever with muscle pain — 10%
wound 6% —
contractures of the joints — 10%
stiffness in the legs 6% —
massage worse — 10%
impaired gastric function 6% —
pain in the fingers — 10%
catarrh of the nasopharynx 6% —
worse at rest — 10%
leg pain with edema 6% —
sweats from pain — 10%
consequences of a viral infection 6% —
purulent rashes on the skin — 10%
osteitis 6% —
pain worse at immobility — 10%
difficulty walking 6% —
scurvy — 10%
worse standing 6% —
vomiting — 10%
stiffness in the joints 5% —
intoxication — 10%
elderly patients 5% —
hip pain — 10%

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