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Results: Differences General	✘Chronic pyelonephritis	✘Contrast-induced nephropathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 1%(1) 100%(8) General urine test 15%(6) 81%(8) General blood test 6%(6) 87%(10) Histological studies — 43%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	21%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	30%
pyelonephritis	64%	27%
interstitial nephritis	3%	32%
tuberculosis of the kidneys	3%	—
lymphostasis	—	27%
nephrosclerosis	3%	—
kidney failure	2%	27%
tuberculosis	2%	—
nephropathy	1%	26%
deterioration postpartum	2%	—
increased uric acid	—	25%
aching all over the body	2%	—
chronic kidney failure	2%	26%
painful appearance	2%	—
gouty nephropathy	—	23%
kidney carbuncle	2%	—
kidney damage	—	23%
general weakness	2%	—
gout	—	23%
heaviness in the kidneys	2%	—
chronic kidney disease	2%	24%
pain throughout the body	2%	—
congestive kidney	2%	24%
hydronephrosis	2%	—
hematuria	1%	23%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis	2%	—
impaired arterial function	1%	22%
pyeloectasis	2%	—
oliguria	—	21%
chronic somatoform pain disorder	2%	—
inflammation of the kidneys	7%	27%
weight fluctuations	2%	—
increased potassium	—	20%
fever is active	2%	—
medicinal nephropathy	—	19%
pseudomonas infection	2%	—
necrosis	—	19%
vesicoureteral reflux	2%	—
drug disease	—	18%
chills	2%	—
analgesic nephropathy	—	18%
pyelonephritis in children	2%	—
glomerulonephritis	—	18%
n20	2%	—
urinary syndrome	—	18%
Friedlander 's pneumonia	2%	—
little urine	—	18%
apostematous pyelonephritis	2%	—
increased	2%	20%
illness after hypothermia	2%	—
proteinuria	2%	20%
subfebrility	2%	—
impaired kidney function	6%	24%
chronic pyelonephritis in adults	2%	—
inflammation	3%	20%
tuberculosis of the kidneys and urinary tract	2%	—
blood diseases	1%	18%
tuberculosis of the bladder	2%	—
trauma	—	17%
typhlitis	2%	—
renal edema	—	17%
angiopathy	—	16%
heart dysfunction	—	16%
myeloma	—	16%
acute injury	—	16%
chronic glomerulonephritis	—	16%
lowered	2%	18%
hypertension	2%	18%
consequences of taking medications	1%	17%
swelling	1%	16%
acute renal failure	—	15%
amyloidosis of the kidneys	—	15%
dystrophy	—	15%
nausea from fatigue	—	14%
nephrosis	—	14%
increase in creatinine	—	14%
diabetes mellitus	—	14%
thrombotic microangiopathy	—	14%
thrombocytopenia	—	14%
cylindruria	—	14%
decrease in creatinine	—	14%
toxic nephropathy	—	14%
heart failure	—	13%
metabolic disorder	—	13%
there is heart failure	—	13%
constant nausea	—	13%
renal papillary necrosis	—	13%
diuresis is reduced	—	13%
polyuria	2%	15%
vascular spasm	—	13%
anemia	—	13%
history of surgery	2%	15%
acute pyelonephritis	5%	18%
increase in gfr urine	—	13%
concentrated urine	—	12%
dehydration	—	12%
decrease in albumin	—	12%
hereditary jade	—	12%
eats	—	12%
renal colic	—	12%
hypertensive heart failure	—	12%
systolic arterial hypertension	—	12%
amyloidosis	—	12%
up circulatory disorders	—	12%
worse before eating	—	12%
no appetite	—	12%
increased systolic pressure	—	12%
rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis	—	12%
insulin deficiency	—	12%
type 2 diabetes mellitus	—	12%
increase in albumin	—	12%
effects of hypoxia	—	11%
metabolic acidosis	—	11%
hypoxia	—	11%
nausea	—	11%
serum sickness	—	11%
spasm	—	11%
nausea during meals	—	11%
hormonal disorders	—	11%
metabolic syndrome	—	11%
papillitis	—	11%
single stones in the bladder	—	11%
crystalluria	—	11%
cancer	1%	12%
no feeling of hunger	—	11%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter	—	11%
essential hypertension	1%	12%
arterial hypertension of the III degree	1%	12%
CHD	—	11%
acute glomerulonephritis	—	11%
colic	—	10%
does not like touching	—	10%
not mindfulness	—	10%
cardiogenic shock	—	10%
eating salt	—	10%
rashes on the lower back	—	10%
malignant arterial hypertension	—	10%
does the wrong thing	—	10%
hypotonic crisis	—	10%
increased diuresis	—	10%
ischemic nephropathy	—	10%
pain worse from pressure	—	10%
tumors of the heart	—	10%
hypobilirubinemia	—	10%
polycystic kidney	—	10%
myoglobinuria	—	10%
acute tubular necrosis	—	10%
pionephrosis	1%	11%
complications of liver transplantation	—	10%
acidosis	—	10%
hypotonic dehydration	—	10%
erythrocytic anemia	—	10%
hypertension type	—	10%
liver failure	—	10%
inflammation of the nipple	—	10%
addison 's crisis	—	10%
uremia	—	9%
liver problems	—	9%
posthemorrhagic anemia	—	9%
appetite is poor	—	9%
intoxication	—	9%
a history of organ transplantation	—	9%
kidney transplantation	—	9%
vascular tumor	—	9%
periods of exacerbation	—	9%
ureteral cancer	—	9%
low acidity	—	9%
hypovolemic shock	—	9%
thrombocytosis	—	9%
the volume of blood loss is reduced	—	9%
acute blood loss	—	9%
renal artery stenosis	—	9%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver	—	9%
changes in the blood	—	9%
there are no complaints	1%	10%
patient's condition	2%	11%
constant weakness	1%	10%
oncology	2%	11%
anuria	2%	11%
chronic pyelonephritis	5%	14%
hypotension	—	9%
spinal injury	—	8%
drug poisoning	—	8%
arterial bleeding	—	8%
adrenal insufficiency	—	8%
decreased uric acid	—	8%
altitude sickness	—	8%
symptomatic arterial hypertension	—	8%
hyperbilirubinemia	—	8%
peripheral artery thrombosis	—	8%
cardiac asthma	—	8%
type 1 diabetes mellitus	—	8%
decrease sodium	—	8%
facial swelling	—	8%
violation of the left parts of the heart	—	8%
periodic illness	—	8%
hot flashes	—	8%
polycystic	—	8%
acute shock	—	8%
prolonged crushing syndrome	—	8%
prolonged urination	1%	9%

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