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Results: Differences General	✘Shrunken bladder	✘Tubular kidney carcinoma
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(0) 89%(7) General urine test 49%(4) 77%(5) Histological studies 37%(0) 62%(0) General blood test — 85%(18) Coagulogram — 78%(3) Creatinine clearance — 62%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	20%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	48%
irritation of the bladder	19%	—
kidney cancer	—	43%
tuberculosis of the bladder	18%	—
renal cell carcinoma	—	42%
hyperactive bladder in women	16%	—
renal vein thrombosis	—	36%
attacks better after urination	16%	—
varicocele on the left	—	30%
neurogenic bladder	15%	—
cancer in the anamnesis	—	29%
cystectomy	15%	—
kidney cyst	—	28%
enuresis from stress	14%	—
hematuria	—	28%
bladder cancer	14%	—
painful swelling	—	28%
wrinkles	14%	—
varicocele	—	27%
nocturnal enuresis	14%	—
oncology relatives	—	26%
decreased urea	14%	—
oncology in the anamnesis	—	26%
urea in the urine is lowered	13%	—
acute venous thrombosis	—	25%
cervix is deformed	13%	—
nephropathy	—	25%
volume of residual urine is reduced	13%	—
vascular tumor	—	25%
schistosomiasis	13%	—
cancer pain	—	24%
enuresis in the morning	13%	—
kidney pain area	—	24%
increased urea	13%	—
constant lower back pain	—	24%
from fatigue crying	12%	—
thrombosis	—	23%
frequent cystitis	12%	—
neuroendocrine tumors	—	23%
speeded up urination	12%	—
pheochromocytoma	—	22%
urination cystitis	12%	—
cysts	—	22%
pulmonary tuberculosis	12%	—
acute pain	—	21%
lack of urination	11%	—
anemia	—	21%
muscle atrophy	11%	—
weakness after diarrhea	—	21%
stress	11%	—
impaired arterial function	—	21%
imperative urge to urinate	11%	—
severe pain in the lower back	—	20%
muscle hypertonus	11%	—
bone metastases	—	20%
irritability from fatigue	10%	—
no appetite	—	20%
spasm	10%	—
impaired venous function	—	20%
frequent urination at night	10%	—
digestive weakness	—	20%
constantly crying	10%	—
metastatic brain tumors	—	20%
cervical cancer	10%	—
tumor collapse syndrome	—	20%
scarring	10%	—
impaired kidney function	7%	27%
urination rare	10%	—
blood diseases	—	19%
irritability	10%	—
no feeling of hunger	—	19%
irritability during	10%	—
constant pain	—	19%
prostate cancer	10%	—
kidney failure	—	19%
striae	9%	—
bone cancer	—	19%
crying during complaints	9%	—
brain cancer	—	19%
oliguria	9%	—
tumors of the adrenal glands	—	19%
tearfulness	9%	—
thing hemangioblastoma	—	19%
pain in the bladder	9%	—
uterine leiomyoma	—	19%
skin irritation	9%	—
back pain	—	19%
in the morning listlessness	9%	—
diarrhea in the morning	—	18%
genital pain in women	9%	—
lower back pain	—	18%
scar inflammation	9%	—
polycystic kidney	—	18%
urination with blood	9%	—
renal anemia	—	18%
strong irritation	9%	—
bleeding	—	18%
uterine cancer	9%	—
paraneoplastic syndrome	—	18%
silicotuberculosis	9%	—
loose stools in the morning	—	18%
urination disorder	8%	—
patient's condition	—	18%
painful urination	8%	—
pulling pains in the legs	—	18%
muscle damage	8%	—
osteosarcoma	—	17%
helminths	8%	—
acute back pain	—	17%
hypotrophy	8%	—
solid tumors	—	17%
depressed mood	8%	—
pain in the bones	—	17%
relaxation	8%	—
cns tumors	—	17%
skin overgrowth	8%	—
lymphangioleiomyomatosis	—	17%
changes in urine	8%	—
hippel-lindau disease	—	17%
skin atrophy	8%	—
swelling of the legs	—	17%
psychological suppression	8%	—
kidney stones	—	17%
lower abdominal pain	8%	—
pancreatic cyst	—	17%
cystitis	18%	8%
stool in the morning	—	17%
quickly gets tired	7%	—
proteinuria	—	17%
neurosis	7%	—
swelling	—	16%
better at night	7%	—
multiple kidney stones	—	16%
painful appearance	7%	—
renal hypertension	—	16%
problems with studying	7%	—
passive smoking	—	16%
constant weakness	7%	—
symptomatic arterial hypertension	—	16%
dehydration	7%	—
increase of the alkaline phosphatase	—	16%
exhaustion after illness	7%	—
brain tumors	—	16%
thin	7%	—
dull pain in the lower back	—	16%
abdominal pain	7%	—
pain in the ureter	—	16%
damage to the nervous system	6%	—
tumors of the diaphragm	—	16%
tuberculosis	14%	9%
there are no complaints	—	16%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs	—	16%
postoperative pain	—	16%
metastases in the spine	—	16%
there is a lot of oncology in the family	—	16%
polycystic	—	16%
history of laparoscopic surgery	—	16%
sputum with blood	—	15%
increased pressure in the morning	—	15%
acute urinary	—	15%
aching	—	15%
pulling pain in	—	15%
tuberculosis of the kidneys	—	15%
brain tumor	—	15%
pyelonephritis	—	15%
ewing 's sarcoma	—	15%
spontaneous pneumothorax	—	15%
dull pain in the legs	—	15%
effects of smoking	—	15%
dull back pain	—	15%
cystic fibrosis	—	15%
radiation damage	10%	25%
history of brain surgery	—	15%
cancer	11%	26%
unformed feces	—	15%
consequences of infection	—	14%
paranephritis	—	14%
bleeding from the bladder	—	14%
pionephrosis	—	14%
hemangioma	—	14%
high temperature	—	14%
chills	—	14%
inflammation of the kidneys	—	14%
chronic kidney failure	—	14%
angioplasty	—	14%
ear tumors	—	14%
urolithiasis in adults	—	14%
effects of poisoning	—	14%
control issues	—	14%
chronic anemia	—	14%
diarrhea	—	14%
intoxication	—	14%
diarrhea at night	—	14%
thrombocytosis	—	14%
sputum	—	14%
anemia, unspecified	—	14%
pain gives in the groin	—	14%
pain after a fracture	—	14%
radiation therapy	10%	24%
renal colic	—	13%
pain throughout the body	—	13%

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