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Results: Differences General ✘Interstitial nephritis✘Уратные камни в почках
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Distinctive symptoms
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proteinuria 80% —
obesity — 33%
pyelonephritis 66% —
kidney disease 28% 50%
inflammation of the kidneys 55% —
large kidney stones — 20%
pyelitis 50% —
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs — 18%
increased ESR 40% —
true polycythemia — 18%
interstitial nephritis 38% —
dull pain in the legs — 15%
hematuria 50% 13%
pain gives in the groin — 14%
increase in creatinine 33% —
myeloid metaplasia — 14%
polyuria 30% —
broths — 14%
with reactive protein increased 29% —
thrombocytopathy — 14%
acute pyelonephritis 29% —
gout of the joints — 14%
inflammation 38% 7%
severe colic — 14%
anemia 27% —
chronic cystitis — 13%
kidney failure 27% —
low acidity — 13%
urinary syndrome 27% —
polycythemia — 13%
anuria 25% —
red urine — 13%
hypostenuria 25% —
pain goes in the back — 13%
protein with increased 25% —
worse from sudden movements — 12%
oliguria 24% —
thrombocytosis — 12%
increased urea 23% —
delayed urination — 12%
patient's condition 23% —
nausea with fever — 12%
little urine 22% —
abdominal obesity — 12%
hypertension 20% —
hemorrhagic cystitis — 12%
acute cystitis 20% —
constant nausea — 12%
pyelonephritis in children 19% —
pain gives in the leg — 12%
acute renal failure 19% —
pain in the groin area — 11%
heart dysfunction 19% —
erythrocytosis — 11%
impaired arterial function 19% —
metabolic syndrome — 11%
changes in urine 18% —
feeling of uselessness — 11%
speeded up urination 18% —
renal colic 12% 23%
vesicoureteral reflux 17% —
worse from the heat — 10%
decrease sodium 17% —
oncology 3% 13%
analgesic nephropathy 17% —
лапароскопические операции в анамнезе — 10%
urinary tract infection in children 17% —
forced situation — 10%
chronic kidney failure 17% —
conservative — 10%
prolonged urination 16% —
pain in the legs — 9%
decrease in creatinine 16% —
skin color — 9%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 16% —
colic 10% 19%
myeloma 16% —
nausea vomiting — 9%
angiopathy 16% —
worse when moving — 9%
back sweating 16% —
stones in the bladder 12% 20%
frequent urination at night 16% —
dull pain in the lower back 8% 16%
acute condition 16% —
ureteral stones 8% 15%
congestive kidney 16% —
metabolic disorder 8% 15%
control issues 16% —
ureteral stricture 8% 15%
kidney damage 16% —
nephrosclerosis 7% 14%
hypochloremia 16% —
cancer 6% 12%
chlorine reduction 15% —
urination painful 6% 12%
eosinophilia 15% —
vomiting at fever 6% 11%
urosepsis 15% —
soreness of the body 6% 11%
renal papillary necrosis 14% —
soreness of the skin 5% 10%
decreased potassium 14% —
overweight 5% 9%
heaviness in the kidneys 14% —
skin condition 4% 8%
thrombotic microangiopathy 14% —
recovery period 4% 8%
microhematuria 14% —
stage of recovery 4% 8%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter 14% —
gouty nephropathy 14% 18%
CHD 14% —
open person 7% 10%
cylindruria 14% —
leukemia 8% 11%
obstructive uropathy 14% —
anomalies of kidney development 9% 12%
swelling 14% —
sediment urine 9% 12%
unpleasant smell of urine 13% —
subacute condition 6% 9%
genyantritis in childhood 13% —
kidney pain area 9% 12%
frequent genyantritis 13% —
acute pain 6% 8%
worse from increased pressure 13% —
there are no complaints 9% 11%
electrolyte balance disorders 13% —
lower back pain 16% 18%
leukocytosis 13% —
fighting 7% 9%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries 13% —
thrombocytopenia 9% 10%
urination with blood 13% —
back pain 16% 17%
necrosis 13% —
pain throughout the body 9% 9%
urethrocele 13% —
nausea 9% 9%
no fever 13% —
aches 10% 10%
contrast-induced nephropathy 12% —
medicinal nephropathy 11% 11%
allergy 12% —
early development 12% —
genyantritis chronic 12% —
does not like touching 12% —
improvement from sweating 12% —
consequences of infection 12% —
urethra valves 12% —
no children 12% —
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 12% —
essential hypertension 12% —
oxalaturia 12% —
frequent sore throats in childhood 12% —
hereditary jade 12% —
acute urethritis 11% —
frequent colds in childhood 11% —
single stones in the bladder 11% —
acute tubular necrosis 11% —
phimosis 11% —
violation of the function of the left kidney 11% —
sweating during the day 11% —
pionephrosis 11% —
myoglobinuria 11% —
strong character 11% —
sweating during meals 11% —
paranephritis 11% —
better in afternoon 11% —
otitis in childhood 11% —
urethritis 11% —
tonsillopharyngitis 11% —
papillitis 11% —
headache aching 11% —
genyantritis 10% —
erythrocytic anemia 10% —
cystitis in children 10% —
allergy to antibiotics 10% —
bacteremia 10% —
chills 10% —
regular stool 10% —
high fever 10% —
acute ethanol poisoning 10% —
state of exacerbation 10% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia 10% —
weakness in the lower back 10% —
sore throats in childhood 10% —
sweating of the head 10% —
complications of liver transplantation 10% —
abscess 10% —
sepsis 10% —
no appetite 10% —
fever since 18 o'clock 10% —
diverticulum of the ureter 10% —
decreased urea 10% —
вирусный отит 10% —
pain in the ribs when pressing 10% —
inflammation of the nipple 10% —
catarrh of the nasopharynx 10% —

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