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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Interstitial nephritisGlomerulonephritis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(7)86%(5)
General blood test 68%(11)100%(15)
General urine test 84%(20)78%(17)
Coagulogram 73%(3)65%(3)
Creatinine clearance 67%(0)52%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 47%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 59%
interstitial nephritis 39%
chronic kidney failure 17% 68%
pyelonephritis 70% 31%
enlarged thyroid gland 46%
leukocyturia 79% 45%
congestive kidney 16% 59%
polyuria 30%
kidney failure 27% 67%
acute pyelonephritis 29%
kidney pain area 16% 54%
urinary syndrome 28%
acute glomerulonephritis 28%
with reactive protein increased 28%
eye swelling 27%
gout 23%
glomerulonephritis 9% 35%
inflammation 45% 21%
swelling in the morning 25%
acute cystitis 22%
moderate condition 22%
increased 45% 22%
inflammation of the kidneys 58% 77%
pyelonephritis in children 19%
malaria 19%
acute renal failure 19%
blood clots in the urine 18%
analgesic nephropathy 18%
nephrotic syndrome 18%
anxiety 18%
increased urea 22% 40%
urinary tract infection in children 17%
viral hepatitis 18%
vesicoureteral reflux 17%
gastrointestinal problems 18%
back sweating 16%
venomous insect bites 18%
myeloma 16%
alcoholic nephropathy 18%
hypochloremia 16%
chronic glomerulonephritis 7% 24%
anemia 27% 9%
loss body weight 5% 22%
prolonged urination 16%
frequent caries 17%
protein with increased 25% 8%
hepatitis 17%
chlorine reduction 15%
asthmatic breathing 17%
acidosis 15%
rapid weight loss 5% 22%
eosinophilia 15%
facial swelling 16%
general intoxication syndrome 15%
urine the color of meat slops 16%
urosepsis 15%
erythrocytosis 16%
thrombotic microangiopathy 15%
bee sting 16%
renal papillary necrosis 14%
hypoproteinemia 6% 22%
CHD 14%
increase in creatinine 35% 51%
imbalance 14%
sediment urine 9% 25%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter 14%
streptococcal infections 15%
gouty nephropathy 14%
asthma attacks 15%
lingering pain in the lower back 14%
hyperlipidemia 15%
frequent otitis media in childhood 14%
increased potassium 6% 21%
frequent genyantritis 14%
microhematuria 14% 29%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries 13%
alport syndrome 15%
frequent sore throats in childhood 13%
general weakness 7% 22%
fetid urine 13%
urine erythrocytes are elevated 15%
urethrocele 13%
cholesterolemia 15%
infection genitourinary 13%
glomerulonephritis in children 14%
aching lower back 13%
discharge from the urethra 14%
heaviness in the kidneys 13%
angina attack 14%
electrolyte balance disorders 13%
shortness of breath attacks 13%
tachycardia 13%
pain in the ureter 13%
palpitations 13%
tooth decay 13%
genyantritis in childhood 13%
streptococcal tonsillitis 13%
back aching 13%
fabry's disease 13%
back pain is aching 13%
antithrombin is elevated 13%
early development 12%
multicystic kidney disease 13%
urethra valves 12%
fluid in the abdominal cavity 13%
oxalaturia 12%
apex systolic murmur 13%
renal colic 12%
alcoholic hepatitis 13%
contrast-induced nephropathy 12%
increased pressure in the morning 13%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 12%
angioceratoma 13%
improvement from sweating 12%
nephrotic syndrome in children 13%
feeling of heat 19% 5%
urolithiasis 12% 25%
high temperature 19% 5%
periods of exacerbation 7% 20%
oliguria 24% 10%
eosinopenia 12%
genyantritis chronic 11%
angina pectoris 12%
pain worse from pressure 11%
bronchial asthma 12%
allergy to antibiotics 11%
cough asthmatic 12%
feeling the heat in the skin 11%
pulsation in the temples 12%
inflammation of the nipple 11%
systolic murmur on aorta 12%
pionephrosis 11%
pneumococcal pneumonia 12%
acute injury 11%
metallic taste in his mouth 12%
paranephritis 11%
syphilis 12%
sweating during the day 11%
tuberculosis of the skin 12%
chronic rhinopharyngitis 11%
porphyria 12%
sweating during meals 11%
tingling in the side 12%
violation of the function of the left kidney 11%
tuberculosis intoxication 12%
aching 11%
prostate adenoma 12%
papillitis 11%
chronic oophoritis 12%
single stones in the bladder 11%
crystalluria 12%
does not urinate 11%
visions 12%
tonsillopharyngitis 11%
hypertensive retinopathy 12%
strong character 11%
s eyes cloudy 12%
phimosis 11%
tuberculosis of the liver 12%
otitis in childhood 11%
liver problems 5% 17%
acute urethritis 11%
hematuria in adults 11%
frequent colds in childhood 11%
allergic rhinitis 11%
lack of urination 10%
retinal 11%
sweating of the head 10%
enlargement of the heart 11%
diverticulum of the ureter 10%
seasonal allergies 11%
weakness in the lower back 10%
goodpasture syndrome 11%
does not like touching 10%
benign neoplasms 11%
abscess 10%
headache in the temples 11%
decreased urea 10%
insect bite 11%
complications of liver transplantation 10%
pale face 11%
cystopyelitis 10%
bleeding 11%
regular stool 10%
crackling in the bronchi 11%
viral otitis media 10%
consequences of alcoholism 11%
urination is regular 10%
hypertensive nephropathy 11%
frequent otitis 10%
chronic viral hepatitis 11%
colic 10%
weight fluctuations 11%
genyantritis 10%
hepatitis chronic 11%
cystitis in children 10%
sputum is scanty 11%
diverticulum of the bladder 10%
antinuclear factor 11%
acute tubular necrosis 10%
heaviness in the legs 11%

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