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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	71%(1)	—
General blood test	51%(20)	1%(1)
Creatinine clearance	46%(0)	—
General urine test	28%(26)	10%(2)
Thyroid hormones	31%(1)	—
ECG	27%(0)	—
Elements and vitamins	27%(14)	—
Other hormones	21%(5)	—
CT of the kidneys	18%(0)	—
Sex hormones	18%(5)	—

Distinctive symptoms

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

97%

—

Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies

100%

kidney failure

100%

leukocyturia

—

10%

chronic kidney disease

93%

58%

lower back pain

—

kidney cyst

28%

—

severe pain in the lower back

—

increase in creatinine

23%

—

symptom of beating is sharply positive

—

hyperphosphatemia

22%

—

horseshoe kidney

—

hypertension

21%

—

an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine

—

onset of illness

20%

—

chills

—

impaired arterial function

20%

—

back pain

—

uremia

20%

—

leg cramps

—

nephrosclerosis

17%

—

acute pyelonephritis

—

chronic kidney failure

17%

—

pasternatsky's symptom

—

increased potassium

17%

—

pyuria

—

metabolic acidosis

16%

—

kidney pain area

increased calcium

16%

—

inflammation

14%

glomerulonephritis

16%

—

parathyroid hormone reduced

16%

—

decrease in phosphorus

16%

—

renal hypertension

15%

—

decreased calcium

15%

—

lupus nephritis

15%

—

nephropathy

15%

—

increased uric acid

14%

—

drug poisoning

14%

—

absent-mindedness

14%

—

dehydration

14%

—

anemia

14%

—

swelling

14%

—

protein reduced

14%

—

little urine

14%

—

medicinal nephropathy

14%

—

atherosclerosis of blood vessels

14%

—

hypertension

14%

—

heart dysfunction

14%

—

cardiodilation

13%

—

metabolic disorder

13%

—

ckd c4

13%

—

anuria

13%

—

dryness

13%

—

enlargement of the heart

13%

—

increased urea

13%

—

hypoplastic kidney dysplasia

13%

—

thrombosis

13%

—

intoxication

13%

—

renal anemia

13%

—

polyuria

13%

—

diabetes mellitus

13%

—

heart failure

12%

—

tubulopathy

12%

—

increase in gfr urine

12%

—

symptomatic arterial hypertension

12%

—

hyperparathyroidism

12%

—

angiopathy

12%

—

increase in albumin

12%

—

bone fracture

12%

—

electrolyte balance disorders

12%

—

end-stage renal failure

12%

—

calciphylaxis

12%

—

hypervolemia

12%

—

decrease in sodium

12%

—

weakness

12%

—

arterial hypertension in adults

11%

—

complications of kidney transplantation

11%

—

oncology

11%

—

increased sodium

11%

—

decrease in albumin

11%

—

cardiac arrest

11%

—

dyspnea

11%

—

renal artery stenosis

11%

—

better in spring

11%

—

vitamin d deficiency

11%

—

pulmonary edema

11%

—

bleeding

11%

—

decrease in creatinine

11%

—

falls to the floor

11%

—

azotemia

11%

—

kidney damage

11%

—

injury

11%

—

blood diseases

11%

—

kidney aplasia

11%

—

diseases of the gastrointestinal tract

11%

—

consequences of taking medications

11%

—

arrhythmia

11%

—

itchy skin

10%

—

catheter-associated bloodstream infections

10%

—

polycystic kidney

10%

—

protein in urine is reduced

10%

—

arterial occlusion

10%

—

thirst

10%

—

proteinuria

10%

—

polycystic

10%

—

facial swelling

10%

—

damage to the nervous system

10%

—

hypermagnesemia

10%

—

dyslipidemia

10%

—

decreased urea

10%

—

calcification

10%

—

hypoglycemia

10%

—

kidney failure in children

10%

—

renal osteodystrophy

10%

—

hemoglobin increased

10%

—

cancer

10%

—

chronic anemia

10%

—

parathyroid hormone increased

10%

—

increased vitamin d3

10%

—

increase in phosphorus

10%

—

IBS

10%

—

dehydration in children

10%

—

decreased ferritin

10%

—

decreased potassium

10%

—

pectoris cardiac dyspnea

10%

—

hereditary jade

10%

—

consequences of operation

10%

—

bradycardia

10%

—

effects of poisoning

10%

—

pain chest

—

pericarditis

—

impaired lung function

—

oliguria

—

arterial hypertension in children

—

effects of overwork

—

better from pressure

—

obesity

—

polymorbidity

—

cystic fibrosis

—

hemolytic-uremic syndrome

—

anemia, unspecified

—

hypotension

—

acute injury

—

obesity in children

—

control issues

—

there is emaciation in the neck

—

thin

—

preschool age

—

stool is thin

—

heart failure in children

—

peritonitis

—

overweight

—

endocarditis

—

darkens in the eyes when getting

—

liebman-sachs endocarditis

—

terminal states

—

weight

—

protein with increased

—

anomalies of kidney development

13%

protein c deficiency

—

osteoporosis

—

dependence on food

—

problems with studying

—

protein-energy deficiency

—

observation

—

atherosclerosis of the renal arteries

—

diabetic nephropathy

—

red urine

—

nausea vomiting

—

it's better to be alone

—

aching pains in the heart

—

is gaining weight poorly

—

stroke

—

in the family diabetes

—

hypertensive heart failure

—

anasarka

—

positive

—

hypertensive nephropathy

—

type 2 diabetes mellitus

—

childhood diseases

—

anemia in children

—

sepsis

—

epiphyseolysis

—

cakut-syndrome

—

hypertensive retinopathy

—

muscle pain

—

tachycardia

—

nipple discharge

—

intestinal bleeding

—

effects of taking hormones

—

grandmother diabetes

—

death of the child

—

decreased uric acid

—

hypophosphatemia

—

palpitations

—

gradual deterioration of

—

memory

—

hypoxia

—

myositis

—

angiopathy of the retina

—

pain in the heart

—

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