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Results: Differences General Valgus deformity of the footO-shaped legs
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Distinctive symptoms
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deformity of fingers 6%
blount's disease 74%
deformity of the toes 6%
curvature of the shins 5% 73%
flat feet 6%
rickets 2% 68%
pain in the legs 3%
deformities of the limbs 3% 63%
pain in the foot 3%
bone deformation 3% 56%
deformity of the big toe 3%
osteochondrosis 53%
leg injury 3%
joint deformation 4% 53%
shortening of legs 3%
curvature of the legs 12% 59%
spasm 2%
spondylopathy 47%
knee injury 2%
calcium 46%
constant joint pain 2%
the body does not feel 45%
hip fracture 2%
paget's disease 44%
heaviness in the legs 2%
osteitis 43%
trophic ulcer 2%
false joint 42%
limps 2%
vitamin d deficiency 42%
paralysis of the limbs 2%
he can't feel his legs 41%
postencephalitic syndrome 2%
nbsp 41%
is not deformed 2%
history of surgery 3% 43%
paralysis of the lower extremities 2%
curvature of the spine 6% 46%
morton's neuroma 2%
kidney diseases 39%
ankylosis 2%
chronic kidney disease 39%
worse in morning 2%
valgus deformity of the foot 5% 42%
helps others 2%
heredity predisposition 36%
worse from movement 2%
osteomalacia 36%
legs are elongated 2%
fibrous dysplasia 36%
stiffness in the joints 2%
consequences of physical exertion 35%
hyperkeratosis 2%
underdevelopment 35%
pain in the shins 2%
legs do not walk 35%
neuroinfections 2%
osteoporosis 2% 36%
worse from exercise 2%
greasy stools 34%
menopause 2%
subacute condition 32%
soreness of the skin 2%
premature sexual development 32%
connective tissue weakness 2%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 30%
skeletal deformity 2%
prolonged defecation 30%
necrosis 2%
congenital anomalies of the lower extremities 2% 31%
clubfoot 2%
it doesn't work out 28%
recovery period 2%
cystic fibrosis 28%
hallux valgus deformity of the foot in children 2%
osteosarcoma 28%
consequences of knee injury 2%
consultation of a gastroenterologist 28%
ligament rupture 2%
consequences of a fracture 1% 28%
connective tissue dysplasia 2%
inflammation 1% 28%
history of orthopedic surgery 2%
diseases of infants 27%
fractures of the bones of the foot 2%
calcification 27%
conducting an inspection 2%
age 4 years 27%
foot weight 2%
loss of balance 1% 27%
paralytic syndrome 2%
increased 1% 27%
hallux valgus 2%
syphilis 26%
he walks badly 2%
infantile 26%
conservative 2%
lymphosarcoma 26%
hormonal disorders 2%
asymmetry 25%
pain in the popliteal fossa 2%
nose nursing mom 25%
menopause diseases 2%
criticality 25%
skin problems 2%
impaired coordination 1% 25%
femininity 2%
digestive disorders 24%
polio 2%
violation of the stool 24%
fracture of the lower leg 2%
joint pain 2% 25%
paralysis 2%
dependence on the doctor 1% 24%
a history of organ transplantation 2%
sensations in the legs 3% 25%
altitude sickness 2%
bone fracture 2% 24%
long fingers 2%
joint diseases 2% 23%
turns his legs 2%
gastrointestinal problems 21%
diabetic foot 2%
oncology 20%
bone necrosis 2%
consequences of surgery 2% 21%
stage of recovery 2%
trauma 2% 21%
consequences of taking medications 2% 20%
patient's condition 3% 20%
lowered 2% 19%

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