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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Туберкулез мочевого пузыряРефлюкс-нефропатия у детей
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Distinctive symptoms
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tuberculosis of the kidneys 85%
foamy urine 67%
tuberculosis 66%
nephropathy 66%
cystitis 59%
the back does not hold 61%
silicotuberculosis 55%
hypertensive nephropathy 56%
pain over the pubic 54%
vesicoureteral reflux 45% 100%
chronic urethritis 53%
childhood diseases 55%
very frequent urination 51%
infection genitourinary 50%
genital tuberculosis 51%
pain in the ureter 49%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 50%
symptomatic arterial hypertension 49%
pulmonary tuberculosis 48%
hyperthermic syndrome in children 48%
inflammation 47%
chronic kidney disease 46%
irritation of the bladder 46%
headache in schoolchildren 46%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 44%
congestion belching 45%
tumors of the ureter 44%
increased 45%
chronic cystitis 43%
cloudy urine 44%
cystectomy 43%
fetid urine 43%
bladder cancer 41%
ischemic nephropathy 42%
urethritis 40%
periodic fever 41%
difficulty urinating 40%
discomfort in the heart 40%
immunodeficiency 40%
frequent eructation 40%
weak stream of urine 38%
arterial hypertension in children 40%
prostate adenoma 38%
urination with blood 38%
pain in the lumbar back 38%
connective tissue dysplasia 38%
impaired prostate function 37%
a difficult life 38%
delayed urination 37%
presses 38%
primary immunodeficiency 35%
kidney pain area 38%
leukocyturia 35%
renal hypertension 37%
unbearable pain 33%
hypertension 37%
genital neoplasms 33%
frequent antibiotics 36%
open person 32%
can't hold urine 36%
vaccination 32%
often abdominal pain 36%
weakening of immunity 31%
impaired arterial function 35%
constant pain 31%
fever of unclear genesis 35%
criticality 30%
urinary incontinence 35%
up vascular mesh 30%
fibrosarcoma 34%
metastases 30%
kidney damage 34%
lot of operations in small things 30%
headache with weakness 34%
benign neoplasms 29%
headache at temperature 34%
papules 29%
impaired kidney function 27% 60%
urolithiasis 28%
vomiting multiple 33%
neurological disorders 27%
a history of endoscopic surgery 33%
cancer 26%
stunting 33%
necrosis 26%
weight gain 32%
angiopathy 26%
fever weakness 32%
consequences of infection 25%
diseases of infants 32%
consequences of surgery 25%
hyperthermia 32%
patient's condition 24%
chronic kidney failure 32%
oncology 48% 24%
pain in the heart 31%
hematuria 49% 28%
large child 31%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 46% 26%
high height 30%
history of surgery 51% 32%
conservative 30%
bladder interventions 50% 35%
digestive disorders 29%
lowered 52% 39%
congestive kidney 29%
kidney failure 29%
essential hypertension 29%
CHD 28%
gradual deterioration of the condition 28%
periods of exacerbation 28%
abdominal pain 28%
convulsions 27%
better to be alone 27%
headaches 27%
vomiting 26%
up circulatory disorders 26%
high temperature 26%
heart dysfunction 25%
onset of illness 25%
blood diseases 24%
trauma 24%
angioplasty 25% 43%
lower back pain 34% 47%
back pain 31% 43%
drug disease 25% 35%
painful urination 47% 57%
urination disorder 59% 67%
intoxication 26% 26%

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