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Results: Differences General ✘Interstitial nephritis✘Nephronophthys Fanconi
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Distinctive symptoms
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inflammation of the kidneys 65% —
joubert syndrome — 89%
pyelitis 51% —
rickets -like diseases — 71%
inflammation 47% —
azotemia — 63%
interstitial nephritis 38% —
iron deficiency anemia — 63%
acute pyelonephritis 29% —
hypochromia — 63%
urinary syndrome 28% —
kidney transplantation — 57%
increase in creatinine 26% —
isolates himself — 53%
anuria 25% —
fanconi anemia — 53%
increased uric acid 25% —
anemia 13% 63%
oliguria 24% —
decreased calcium — 49%
gout 23% —
no thirst — 47%
aching 22% —
chronic anemia — 47%
little urine 22% —
hypersthenuria — 46%
urethritis 22% —
convulsions 5% 49%
acute cystitis 22% —
hypophosphatemia — 44%
heart dysfunction 22% —
drinks a lot of fluids — 43%
blood diseases 21% —
nocturnal diuresis — 42%
unspecified mental disorders 20% —
renal anemia — 42%
feeling of heat 20% —
thirst 8% 49%
hypertension 20% —
tonic convulsions — 40%
anxiety 20% —
convulsions in the anamnesis — 40%
acute renal failure 19% —
frequent urination at night 16% 56%
intoxication 19% —
calcium 17% 56%
pyelonephritis in children 19% —
hyperparathyroidism — 39%
drug disease 19% —
kidney cyst — 38%
impaired arterial function 19% —
terminal states — 37%
high temperature 19% —
frequent dizziness — 37%
decrease in creatinine 18% —
a history of organ transplantation 5% 42%
analgesic nephropathy 18% —
polyuria 29% 66%
urinary tract infection in children 17% —
heartbeat in the head — 35%
vesicoureteral reflux 17% —
delay in physical development — 35%
decrease sodium 17% —
kidney failure 27% 61%
chronic kidney disease 17% —
kidney diseases 28% 62%
kidney damage 17% —
cramps in the legs — 33%
lower back pain 16% —
variable symptoms — 33%
consequences of taking medications 16% —
speeded up urination 18% 50%
control issues 16% —
convulsive syndrome in children 6% 37%
hypochloremia 16% —
dizziness — 30%
acute condition 16% —
I can't be alone — 30%
CHD 16% —
madness — 30%
protein in the urine 64% 46%
delirium — 30%
kidney pain area 16% —
chronic kidney failure 17% 47%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 16% —
anomalies of kidney development 9% 38%
angiopathy 16% —
confusion of consciousness — 29%
urination disorder 16% —
not enough time — 29%
myeloma 16% —
microhematuria 14% 43%
back pain 16% —
childhood diseases 9% 36%
swelling 15% —
age 20 years 8% 34%
thrombotic microangiopathy 15% —
hypotension 8% 33%
urosepsis 15% —
tachycardia 5% 29%
chlorine reduction 15% —
oncology — 24%
eosinophilia 15% —
protein with increased 7% 31%
general intoxication syndrome 15% —
palpitations 5% 28%
renal papillary necrosis 14% —
lags behind in the development 5% 28%
gouty nephropathy 14% —
helps others 5% 28%
electrolyte balance disorders 14% —
prolonged urination 16% 39%
frequent genyantritis 14% —
hypostenuria 24% 47%
obstructive uropathy 14% —
onset of illness 14% 36%
leukocytosis 14% —
hypotension 9% 29%
lingering pain in the lower back 14% —
changes in the blood 9% 29%
decreased potassium 14% —
sepsis 10% 29%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter 14% —
changes in urine 19% 36%
hypertensive heart failure 14% —
congestive kidney 16% 31%
cylindruria 14% —
patient's condition 12% 24%
back sweating 14% —
lowered 21% 33%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 13% —
increased 22% 33%
cystitis 13% —
history of surgery 13% 23%
urination with blood 13% —
nephropathy 25% 31%
unpleasant smell of urine 13% —
urethrocele 13% —
frequent sore throats in childhood 13% —
back aching 13% —
back pain is aching 13% —
infection genitourinary 13% —
no fever 13% —
heaviness in the kidneys 13% —
aching lower back 13% —
necrosis 13% —
genyantritis in childhood 13% —
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries 13% —
stones in the bladder 12% —
contrast-induced nephropathy 12% —
medicinal nephropathy 12% —
oxalaturia 12% —
genyantritis chronic 12% —
better in afternoon 12% —
no children 12% —
hereditary jade 12% —
renal colic 12% —
frequent imperative urge to urinate 12% —
essential hypertension 12% —
early development 12% —
chlorine 12% —
consequences of infection 12% —
improvement from sweating 12% —
sore throats in childhood 11% —
feeling the heat in the skin 11% —
acute injury 11% —
pain worse from pressure 11% —
sweating during the day 11% —
sweating during meals 11% —
otitis in childhood 11% —
increased fibrinogen 11% —
myoglobinuria 11% —
inflammation of the nipple 11% —
pionephrosis 11% —
acute urethritis 11% —
chronic rhinopharyngitis 11% —
tonsillopharyngitis 11% —
papillitis 11% —
single stones in the bladder 11% —
urethra valves 11% —
frequent colds in childhood 11% —
phimosis 11% —
strong character 11% —
does not urinate 11% —
paranephritis 11% —
no appetite 10% —
regular stool 10% —
state of exacerbation 10% —
diverticulum of the ureter 10% —
abscess 10% —
does not like touching 10% —
weakness in the lower back 10% —
sweating of the head 10% —
pain throughout the body 10% —
decreased urea 10% —
cystopyelitis 10% —
viral tonsillitis 10% —
pain in the entire spine 10% —
chronic sinusitis 10% —
high fever 10% —

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