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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Chronic gouty arthritisGouty nephropathy
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Distinctive symptoms
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arthritis 67%
urate kidney stones 24%
gout 87% 28%
nephropathy 23%
arthrosis 23%
tubulopathy 21%
arthrosis of the knee joint 20%
urine erythrocytes are elevated 21%
chronic gouty arthritis 17%
chronic kidney failure 20%
acute pain 14%
interstitial nephritis 20%
arthritis of the foot 13%
inflammation of the kidneys 19%
polyarthritis 12%
congestive kidney 18%
acute gouty arthritis 12%
kidney failure 18%
arthritis of the ankle joint 12%
swelling of the ankle joint 17%
chronic arthritis 11%
acute glomerulonephritis 17%
arthritis of the fingers 11%
swelling of the knee joint 17%
arthritis of the knee joint 10%
swelling of the knee 17%
bone growths on the fingers 10%
pyelonephritis 17%
feeling of stiffness 9%
pain in the ankle joint 16%
epicondylitis of the elbow joint 9%
protein in the urine 16%
arthritis of the hip joint 9%
kidney diseases 5% 21%
arthritis of the shoulder joint 8%
metallic taste in his mouth 16%
frequent colds in childhood 8%
crystalluria 16%
arthritis of fingers 8%
uric acid of urine is elevated 16%
osteomalacia 8%
decreased uric acid 16%
rashes on the fingers 8%
acute pyelonephritis 15%
brachydactyly 7%
nephrosclerosis 15%
fasting 7%
frequent urination at night 14%
rash on the wrists 7%
chronic glomerulonephritis 14%
rashes on the hands and feet 7%
lowered 14%
stiffness of movements 7%
pain in the ankles 14%
inflammation 23% 14%
swelling of the shins 14%
rashes of the sole 7%
pyelitis 14%
big ears 7%
kidney pain area 13%
chronic condition 7%
kidney stones 13%
rash on the fingers 7%
leg pain with edema 13%
joint pain with exertion 7%
swelling of the feet 13%
state of exacerbation 7%
pain in the knee joints 13%
nodules on the joints 7%
oliguria 13%
stiffness in the joints 7%
glomerulonephritis 13%
skin compaction 6%
pain in the shins 13%
skin overgrowth 6%
acute renal failure 13%
no joints 6%
increased uric acid 7% 19%
consequences of acute respiratory 6%
swelling of joints 12%
alcohol is abusing 6%
lower back pain 12%
joint deformation 6%
erythrocytosis 12%
dislocation 6%
speeded up urination 12%
worse lying down 6%
pain in the foot 12%
arthritis with pain 6%
pain in the knees 12%
osteitis 6%
back pain 11%
worse at rest 6%
little urine 11%
ankylosis 6%
swelling of the legs 11%
bone growths 6%
sensations in the legs 10%
joint crunch 6%
diarrhea 10%
there are no complaints 6%
stones in the bladder 10%
nervous exhaustion 6%
emaciation 10%
rashes on the hands 6%
general swelling does 10%
rashes on his legs 6%
dehydration 10%
papules 5%
rapid weight loss 10%
overwork 5%
nausea 9%
patient is motionless 5%
feeling of bruising 9%
worse from movement 5%
vomiting 9%
periods of exacerbation 5%
swelling 9%
attacks of pain 5%
gastrointestinal problems 9%
visual impairment 5%
oncology 8%
heredity predisposition 5%
chronic kidney disease 6% 11%
pain from the load 5%
salt deposition 12% 17%
onset of illness 4%
joint pain 5% 10%
pain in the legs 15% 10%

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