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Results: Differences General ✘Femoral nerve neuropathy✘Abasia
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the shins 93% —
fatigue in the evening — 90%
femoral nerve neuropathy 70% —
weakness in the evening — 90%
pain in the legs 87% 15%
fatigue in the evening — 85%
pain when walking 68% —
asleep pain pulling in in the back of the head — 81%
tingling 65% —
exhausting cough — 74%
pain in the right leg 55% —
worse in evening — 67%
pulling pains in the legs 55% —
deterioration from humidity — 67%
pain in the ankles 54% —
worse from cold damp — 66%
desire for solace 53% —
cough when inhaling — 66%
arthrosis of the knee joint 50% —
chilly — 64%
knee pain when moving 50% —
breathing cough moist — 62%
pain in the toes of the foot 50% —
sad — 60%
pain in the anterior surface of the shin 50% —
cough at night — 59%
pain in the toes 49% —
Coughing is worse in bed — 59%
arthritis 49% —
cough in bed — 58%
varicose veins of the legs 48% —
cough after awakening — 57%
muscle tension 48% —
headache in the back of the head — 54%
venous mesh on legs 48% —
cough paroxysmal — 52%
attacks of pain 48% —
worse at night — 50%
desire for fresh air 47% —
cough wet — 50%
noise irritates 47% —
abasia — 45%
pain in the fingers 46% —
worse during sleep — 44%
veins swelling on the legs 46% —
patient's condition 15% 55%
pain in the legs when moving 45% —
cerebellar ataxia — 40%
increased 44% —
astasia-abasia — 39%
oncology 44% —
all the time in motion — 39%
likes sweets 44% —
hemiparesis — 35%
coxarthrosis 44% —
ataxia — 35%
hygroma 43% —
forward tilt of pelvis — 34%
pain in the veins of the legs 43% —
vestibular ataxia — 32%
tingling in the legs 42% —
hemiplegia — 32%
neurological disorders 74% 30%
patient's gait is spastic — 30%
pain when moving 41% —
locomotor ataxia — 29%
impaired venous function 41% —
numbness in the legs when walking — 29%
nerve damage 41% —
spastic hemiplegia — 29%
pain along the nerves 39% —
parkinson's disease — 29%
pain in the foot 38% —
bent legs — 28%
pain chest 38% —
paralysis after stroke — 27%
benign neoplasms 37% —
begs for hands — 26%
diabetes mellitus 59% 20%
rooster walk — 25%
hip pain 37% —
shuffling gait — 25%
myositis of the back muscles 36% —
nystagmus — 25%
skin anesthesia 36% —
walks a lot — 24%
burns 36% —
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis — 24%
muscle weakness 58% 20%
can not stand on his feet — 24%
decreased skin sensitivity 36% —
senile hyperopia — 23%
violation of pain sensitivity 35% —
propulsion — 23%
anesthesia 35% —
gait of cerebellar ataxic patient — 23%
pain in the tendons 34% —
tremor at rest — 22%
shoulder plexitis 34% —
spastic paralysis — 22%
radial nerve neuropathy 34% —
duck gait — 22%
pain in the veins 34% —
progressive hemiatrophy of the face — 22%
aching 34% —
stroke — 21%
knee reflex negative 34% —
shape of body is deformed — 21%
hematoma 33% —
tremor in the legs — 21%
cysts 33% —
polio — 21%
worse when walking 58% 23%
walks fast — 21%
neurogenic pain 33% —
hyperopia — 20%
weakness in the lower back 33% —
secondary parkinsonism — 20%
leg injury 32% —
joint hypermobility syndrome — 20%
weakness in the knees 32% —
vitamin b12 reduction2 — 20%
numbness of the feet 32% —
paretic gait 17% 37%
morton's neuroma 32% —
stiffness of the hands — 20%
spasm 32% —
stiffness of the joints in the morning — 19%
pain when touched 32% —
fatigue in the legs — 19%
joint pain 32% —
consequences of stroke — 19%
poor sleep 32% —
numbness of the extremities — 19%
pain during exercise 32% —
stooped — 19%
cerebral circulation disorder 31% —
tension in the body — 19%
muscle damage 31% —
tired when walking — 19%
neurological pain 31% —
impaired function of the cerebral hemispheres — 19%
shooting pains on the leg 31% —
tension in the legs — 19%
retroperitoneal hematoma 31% —
quickly gets tired 34% 52%
bends from abdominal pain 31% —
discirculatory encephalopathy — 18%
pain from the load 31% —
closed person — 18%
bone defects 31% —
muscular dystrophy — 18%
angiopathy 31% —
hump — 18%
ulnar nerve neuropathy 31% —
shaky gait — 18%
weakness in the legs 66% 33%
multiple sclerosis — 18%
wound 30% —
hydrocephalus — 17%
organic brain damage 30% —
more often in old age — 17%
decreased finger sensitivity 30% —
dementia — 17%
consequences of injuries 30% —
alcohol is abusing — 17%
indecision 30% —
improper nutrition — 17%
intercostal neuralgia 30% —
insensitivity to pain — 17%
responsible 30% —
tremor — 16%
knee pain when bending 30% —
curvature of the legs — 16%
joint crunch 30% —
vascular sclerosis — 16%
trauma 30% —
curvature of the spine — 16%
inguinal hernia surgery 30% —
leukoencephalitis — 15%
lowered 43% 11%
hysteria 13% 28%
pain in the knees 29% —
destructive behavior — 15%
hypoxia 29% —
impaired nervous system function — 15%
history of surgery 29% —
beriberi — 15%
cubital canal syndrome 29% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 15%
thrombosis with varicose 28% —
asymmetry — 15%
tunnel syndrome 28% —
visual impairment — 14%
burning in the feet 28% —
consequences of infection — 13%
traumatic arthritis 28% —
loss of balance 23% 36%
femoral hernia 28% —
paralysis of the lower extremities 16% 28%

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