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Results: Differences General ✘Congenital hyperplasia of the adrenal cortex✘Uremia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 28%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —78%
congenital adrenal hyperplasia 27% —
chronic kidney disease — 68%
excess acth 17% —
congestive kidney — 67%
cortisol deficiency 16% —
kidney failure — 60%
female pseudohermaphroditism 16% —
anemia — 57%
male pseudohermaphroditism 16% —
increase in creatinine — 54%
aper syndrome 16% —
uremia — 43%
adrenogenital syndrome 16% —
parathyroid hormone increased — 40%
female hypospadias 13% —
трансплантация почки — 40%
excess aldosterone 13% —
no appetite — 40%
acth deficiency 12% —
end-stage renal failure — 39%
adrenal insufficiency 12% —
anuria — 37%
adrenal insufficiency in children 12% —
increase ggtp — 36%
hyperandrogenism in women 11% —
dry mouth — 33%
hypospadias 11% —
increased ESR — 33%
premature sexual development 10% —
kidney disease — 32%
ovarian insufficiency 10% —
nephropathy — 32%
ovarian hypofunction 10% —
increased urea — 32%
worse at 11 o'clock 9% —
essential hypertension — 32%
appendages of the uterus 8% —
hyperphosphatemia — 30%
female pelvic organs 7% —
complete lack of appetite — 30%
scleroderma — 29%
трансплантация органа в анамнезе — 29%
rapid weight loss — 29%
emaciation — 29%
azotemia — 29%
increased blood glucose levels — 29%
increased ferritin — 29%
hypervolemia — 29%
electrolyte balance disorders — 28%
dyspnea — 28%
renal anemia — 27%
impaired arterial function — 27%
increase in gfr urine — 27%
increased potassium — 27%
hemolytic-uremic syndrome — 27%
palpitations — 26%
blood diseases — 26%
tachycardia — 26%
metabolic acidosis — 26%
kidney damage — 26%
onset of illness — 26%
quickly gets tired — 26%
increase in albumin — 26%
ckd c4 — 26%
convulsions — 26%
vomiting — 25%
patient's condition — 25%
calciphylaxis — 24%
damage to the nervous system — 24%
erythropenia — 24%
diarrhea — 24%
decrease in creatinine — 24%
decrease in albumin — 24%
hyperparathyroidism — 23%
proteinuria — 23%
adynamia — 23%
hyperbilirubinemia — 23%
liquid stool — 23%
nephrosclerosis — 23%
protein in urine is reduced — 22%
acute injury — 22%
dehydration — 22%
little urine — 22%
protein reduced — 22%
chronic anemia — 22%
nausea — 22%
effects of overwork — 22%
dehydration in children — 21%
better in spring — 21%
parathyroid hormone reduced — 21%
increased uric acid — 21%
decreased urea — 21%
angiopathy of the retina — 21%
complications of kidney transplantation — 21%
increased calcium — 21%
hemoglobin increased — 21%
vitamin d deficiency — 21%
decreased calcium — 21%
protein c deficiency — 21%
decrease in phosphorus — 21%
disorders of consciousness — 21%
нарушения обмена кальция — 21%
thrombotic microangiopathy — 20%
medicinal nephropathy — 20%
renal osteodystrophy — 20%
hereditary jade — 20%
there is heart failure — 20%
increased vitamin d3 — 20%
homocysteine — 20%
control issues — 20%
unspecified mental disorders — 20%
weakness after illness — 20%
visual impairment — 20%
heart failure — 20%
thrombosis — 20%
protein with increased — 20%
methylmalonic aciduria — 20%
increase in phosphorus — 20%
overwork — 20%
symptomatic arterial hypertension — 20%
vaccination — 19%
hypertension 10% 29%
heart dysfunction — 19%
renal hypertension — 19%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 19%
inflammation of the kidneys — 19%
there are no complaints — 19%
decreased ferritin — 19%
dyslipidemia — 19%
encephalopathy — 19%
terminal states — 19%
hypoxia — 19%
headaches — 19%
catheter-associated bloodstream infections — 19%
angiopathy — 19%
diabetes mellitus — 19%
swelling — 19%
metabolic disorder — 19%
glomerulonephritis — 19%
calcification — 19%
decreased uric acid — 18%
coma — 18%
brain damage — 18%
vascular damage — 18%
heaviness in the kidneys — 18%
diabetic nephropathy — 18%
thin — 18%
drug disease — 18%
changes in urine — 18%
systemic lupus erythematosus — 18%
red urine — 18%
hypotension — 18%
decrease sodium — 18%
polymorbidity — 18%
feeling of bruising — 18%
enterocolitis — 18%
hypertensive retinopathy — 18%
observation — 18%
meningococcal infection — 18%
better in morning — 18%
CHD — 18%
2 children — 18%
bleeding — 18%
thirst — 18%
surgical infections — 18%
pulmonary edema — 18%
cardiodilation — 18%
multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children — 18%
lupus nephritis — 18%
dependence on food — 18%
better in afternoon — 18%
weight gain — 18%
stroke — 18%
vitamin b12 reduction2 — 18%
obesity — 18%
protein-energy deficiency — 18%
liebman-sachs endocarditis — 18%
anemia in children — 18%
consequences of taking medications — 18%
intoxication — 17%
dizziness attacks — 17%
anomalies of kidney development — 17%
heart hypertrophy — 17%
oncology — 17%
hematuria — 17%
hyperhomocysteinemia — 17%
heart failure in children — 17%
necrosis — 17%
peritonitis — 17%
consequences of infection — 17%
endocarditis — 17%
kidney failure in children — 17%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries — 17%
acute condition — 17%
obesity in children — 17%
transplant rejection reaction — 17%
sensations in the head — 17%
intestinal insufficiency syndrome — 17%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 17%
acute renal failure — 17%

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