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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Ulnar nerve neuropathyRoth's disease
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Distinctive symptoms
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pain in the finger when bending 65%
pain in the legs 79%
sleeps buried in pillows 65%
burns 78%
pain in the elbow joints 63%
pain when walking 77%
dislocation of the forearm 59%
angiopathy of the retina 77%
tendovaginitis of the wrist 59%
worse when walking 65%
aversion to physical activity 59%
angiopathy 63%
ulnar nerve neuropathy 100% 41%
tingling in the legs 56%
cubital canal syndrome 96% 39%
burning in the legs 55%
aversion to physical 55%
tingling in the hips 53%
fracture of the ulna 53%
numbness in the hips 52%
fractures of the bones of the wrist 50%
glossalgia 52%
arm fracture 50%
roth's disease 52%
post-traumatic arthrosis 50%
femoral nerve neuropathy 48%
begs for hands 50%
shoulder plexitis 46%
fractures of the forearm bones 47%
tingling 45%
fracture of the radius 45%
fibular nerve neuropathy 45%
sleeps a lot 44%
squeezes his legs 43%
dislocations of the wrist 44%
morton's neuroma 43%
pain in the shoulder muscles 44%
shooting pains on the leg 42%
aversion to restrictions 43%
numbness of the legs 42%
tendovaginitis 43%
sensations in the legs 42%
osteoma 43%
neuropathy of the external cutaneous nerve of the thigh 42%
numbness of the hands 66% 22%
neurological pain 42%
tendosynovitis 39%
feeling of crawling goosebumps 41%
A little weakness 38%
intercostal neuralgia 40%
deforming arthrosis 36%
long fingers 37%
paget's disease 36%
burning in the feet 37%
sleep restless 34%
plexit 36%
osteitis 34%
sciatic nerve neuropathy 36%
pain in the wrists 66% 30%
neurinoma 36%
weakness of the fingers 61% 25%
pain in the tongue 36%
numbness of fingers 61% 25%
soreness of the skin 36%
numbness of the hands 57% 23%
weakness in the hip 36%
sensations in the hands 59% 27%
femininity 36%
scratches 29%
weakness in the shoulder 36%
osteoporosis 29%
pain in the anterior surface of the shin 36%
elderly patients 28%
burning in the joints 35%
pain in the forearm 62% 33%
weakness in the foot 35%
dislocation of the elbow joint 48% 20%
burning in the stomach 35%
wrist injury 56% 28%
brachydactyly 35%
bruised hands 44% 18%
paresis of the foot 34%
nerve damage 55% 29%
shooting pains 34%
fracture of the humerus 42% 17%
demyelinating diseases 34%
injury to the elbow joint 58% 33%
median nerve neuropathy 34%
arm muscle pain 40% 16%
retroperitoneal hematoma 34%
bone injury 39% 16%
tingling in the hands 34%
fracture of the ulnar process 21%
burning in the shins 33%
numbness of the palms 21%
intercostal pain 33%
pain in the fingers 51% 29%
weakness of the muscles of the hands 33%
epicondylitis of the elbow joint 50% 28%
decreased skin sensitivity 32%
skin anesthesia 47% 25%
paresis of legs 32%
decreased finger sensitivity 62% 40%
cancer 32%
weakness in the wrists 57% 36%
pain in the shins 32%
joint diseases 45% 24%
burning in the lungs 31%
anesthesia 45% 24%
impaired lung function 31%
trauma 41% 21%
weak joints 31%
dislocation of the shoulder 47% 27%
blindness 31%
inflammation 39% 20%
heel spur 31%
rheumatoid arthritis 32% 13%
illness after hypothermia 31%
elbow pain 54% 35%
conservative 31%
polyneuropathy 30% 12%
pasternatsky's symptom is positive 31%
weakness in the hands 48% 31%
pregnancy 31%
bone deformation 29% 12%
weakness in the leg muscles 31%
traumatic arthritis 39% 22%
hip circumference is lowered hip 30%
pain in the fingers 48% 31%
radiculitis 30%
pain gives in the arm 37% 21%
skewed pelvis 30%
muscle atrophy 45% 29%
tingling in the feet 30%
fighting 27% 11%
pulling pains in the shins 30%
joint pain 41% 26%
pain in the toes of the foot 30%
history of surgery 48% 33%
violation of pain sensitivity 30%
bruise 33% 19%
pain in the ribs 29%
worse from exercise 33% 19%
hip pain 29%
neurological disorders 57% 43%
pinching nerves 29%
weakness after illness 36% 23%
worse when unbending 29%
pain during exercise 30% 17%
paresis of the hand 29%
The skin is not 29% 17%
pain in the foot 29%
pain from the load 29% 17%
weakness in the legs 29%
consequences of taking medications 32% 21%
tingling in the hands 28%
weakness no 37% 26%
worse from movement 28%
drug disease 24% 14%
deterioration from cooling legs 28%
consequences of injuries 26% 18%
the consequences of physical activity are worse 28%
scarring 27% 19%
pain in the tendons 28%
arthritis 28% 20%
neuralgia 28%
bone fracture 28% 22%
weakness in the lower back 28%
helps others 26% 21%
numbness of the shins 28%
muscle pain 28% 23%
responsible 28%
radial nerve neuropathy 51% 46%
neurogenic pain 28%
acute pain in the legs 28%
leg injury 28%
pain in the foot when walking 28%
myositis of the back muscles 28%
thrombosis 28%
sciatic nerve pain 28%
burning joint pain 28%
pulling pains in the legs 27%
herpes on the abdomen 27%
do not hold hands 27%
dysesthesia 27%
muscle damage 27%
bone defects 27%
moderate condition 27%
rashes on the chest 27%
tibial nerve neuropathy 26%
knee reflex negative 26%
paresis 26%
disorder of stereotypical movements 26%
pain when touched 26%
leg weakness walking 26%
syndrome of the piriformis muscle 26%
aching joints 26%
tumour in the abdomen 26%
twitching pain 26%
radiation damage 26%

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