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Results: Differences Similar ✘Hydronephrosis✘Hydroureter
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Distinctive symptoms
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sleeps on his stomach 44% —
ormond's disease — 83%
hot 41% —
obstructive uropathy 9% 76%
pale skin 37% —
tartar — 67%
bites the nails on the hands 37% —
prostate adenoma — 66%
anomalies of kidney development 36% —
gestational pyelonephritis — 65%
pale face 33% —
megaureter 9% 74%
nails gnawing 32% —
chronic kidney failure 8% 71%
combs to blood 28% —
urethrolithiasis 15% 77%
hemangioma 25% —
ureteritis — 61%
kidney prolapse 24% —
large stones in the bladder — 58%
pale skin 23% —
plaque on the teeth — 57%
rashes itchy 22% —
pain from the back to the stomach — 56%
pyuria 21% —
pain in the ureter 11% 66%
frequent colds 19% —
urethral cancer — 55%
heaviness in the kidneys 18% —
weak stream of urine — 54%
lower back pain 17% —
lower abdominal pain in men — 53%
polycystic kidney 17% —
pain in the groin area 14% 67%
back pain 16% —
congenital abnormalities of the ureter 11% 64%
doubling of the kidney 16% —
diverticulum of the ureter — 53%
pain before urination 15% —
impaired prostate function — 53%
lower back pain gives the hips 14% —
renal colic 16% 68%
polycystic 14% —
congestive kidney 7% 59%
painful urination 14% —
heaviness in the lower abdomen — 51%
cystic fibrosis 13% —
ovarian apoplexy — 50%
microhematuria 13% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract — 50%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 13% —
groin pain in men 10% 60%
pyeloectasis 13% —
urethra valves — 50%
nausea 13% —
feeling of blockage — 50%
pulling pain in the kidneys 13% —
tumors of the ureter 7% 57%
sediment urine 12% —
benign neoplasms — 49%
stomach like a drum 12% —
lower abdominal pain — 49%
multiple lipomas 12% —
female pelvic organs — 48%
pulling pain when urinating 12% —
kidney failure 17% 65%
multiple kidney stones 12% —
stones in the bladder 15% 62%
nausea urge to vomit 12% —
inflammation 8% 55%
infections of the genitourinary system 12% —
changes in urine 19% 66%
vomiting 12% —
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder — 46%
nausea vomiting 12% —
feeling of residual urine — 46%
kidney dystopia 11% —
bowel cancer — 46%
death of the child 11% —
chronic kidney disease 16% 62%
contrast-induced nephropathy 11% —
multiple stones in the bladder — 45%
suspicion 11% —
colic 14% 59%
urethral injuries 11% —
onset of illness 4% 49%
urge to vomit 11% —
urination incomplete — 44%
cystocele 11% —
prostate cancer 13% 57%
severe pain in the lower back 11% —
hydrourethronephrosis 14% 58%
immaturity 11% —
weakness — 43%
horseshoe kidney 11% —
chills — 43%
paranoia 11% —
appendages of the uterus — 43%
2 children 11% —
discomfort when urinating — 43%
chronic pyelonephritis 10% —
cysts and polyps — 43%
disease high thin 10% —
intestinal tumor — 43%
colic in the stomach 10% —
lymphosarcoma — 43%
bladder injury 10% —
testicular pain — 42%
pain gives in the back 10% —
little urine 10% 52%
pain in the upper back 10% —
urethrocele 8% 50%
pasternatsky's symptom 10% —
prostate enlargement — 42%
urination frequent urges 10% —
kidney hypertrophy — 42%
pulling back pain 10% —
cervical cancer — 41%
pulsation in the temples 10% —
inflammatory bowel diseases — 41%
urethral syndrome 10% —
broths — 41%
back pain is aching 10% —
lip pain — 41%
strong man 9% —
general weakness — 41%
pyelitis 9% —
renal anemia — 40%
hematuria in adults 9% —
reaction to manta rays — 40%
pain gives in the leg 9% —
intestinal colic — 40%
increased urea 9% —
rectal cancer — 40%
headache in the back of the head 9% —
tuberculin — 40%
pulsation in the head 9% —
no appetite — 40%
childhood diseases 9% —
stims — 40%
kidney cancer 9% —
kidney disease 20% 60%
urethritis 9% —
diverticulum of the bladder 13% 53%
reticulocytosis 9% —
diverticulum of the urethra 12% 52%
blood diseases 9% —
pain in the kidneys and groin 12% 51%
myelitis 9% —
difficulty urinating — 39%
lipomas 9% —
uterine cancer — 39%
aortic aneurysm 9% —
protein in urine is reduced — 39%
cystitis 8% —
heaviness in the abdomen — 38%
abdominal pain with nausea 8% —
injury of the ureter 8% 46%
ureteral cancer 8% —
esophageal stenosis (stricture — 38%
vomiting multiple 8% —
tumors of the rectum — 37%
patient's condition 8% —
ovarian cysts — 37%
spongy kidney 8% —
delayed urination — 37%
aneurysm 8% —
eats everything — 37%
belly enlargement 8% —
appendicitis — 37%
tuberculosis of the kidneys 8% —
lethargy with fever — 36%
renal vein thrombosis 8% —
hypotension with weakness — 36%
abdominal pain with vomiting 8% —
oncology 18% 54%
acidification of urine 8% —
doubts — 36%
discharge from the eyes 8% —
in the morning lethargy — 36%
acute pain in the legs 8% —
effects of overwork — 36%
oliguria 8% —
pain in the bladder — 36%
pain in the thigh 8% —
ovarian dysfunction — 35%
frequent nausea 8% —
worse from exercise — 35%
contractures 8% —
no feeling of hunger — 35%
decrease in creatinine 8% —
ovarian tumors — 35%
kidney fusion 8% —
diabetes insipidus 7% 42%
omission of internal organs 8% —
kidney pain area 18% 52%
erythrocytosis 8% —
leukocyturia 14% 48%
worse from physical exertion 7% —
uterine tumor — 34%

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