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Results: Differences General ✘Acute pyelonephritis✘Флурона
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Distinctive symptoms
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pyelonephritis 91% —
flu — 75%
inflammation of the kidneys 85% —
muscle pain when cough — 69%
inflammation 37% —
main complaint cough dry — 69%
kidney pain area 31% —
cough short — 62%
acute pyelonephritis 25% —
dry rhinitis with cough — 59%
pounds 21% —
transparent sputum — 59%
apostematous pyelonephritis 18% —
dyspnea — 57%
kidney diseases 18% —
liquid watery stools — 56%
pionephrosis 17% —
sputum — 55%
renal colic 16% —
red rash — 55%
obstructive uropathy 16% —
blue skin — 53%
kidney carbuncle 16% —
main complaint cough — 52%
paranephritis 16% —
petechiae — 52%
acute cystitis 16% —
nasal discharge mucous transparent — 52%
abscess 15% —
drooling — 51%
urination disorder 14% —
liquid sputum — 51%
cystitis 14% —
transparent mucus from the nose — 51%
history of surgery 14% —
dry cough — 51%
colic 13% —
cough — 51%
lower back pain 13% —
cough tearing — 51%
back pain 13% —
rash folds — 51%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 12% —
the answers are monosyllabic — 51%
dehydration 12% —
intestinal flu — 50%
feeling of heat in the back 12% —
nasal congestion without secretions — 49%
urinary tract infection in children 12% —
blue nasolabial triangle — 49%
retroperitoneal abscess 12% —
cytokine storm — 48%
chills down the back 12% —
covid — 48%
vesicoureteral reflux 12% —
small-point rash — 48%
headache frontal 11% —
hemorrhages on the skin — 47%
little urine 11% —
cough dry painful — 47%
back sweating 11% —
very forgetful and absent-minded — 47%
feeling of heat in the forehead 11% —
nose red — 47%
hypothermia is critical 11% —
runny nose — 46%
there are no complaints 11% —
bubbling in the chest — 46%
impaired arterial function 11% —
sputum in the chest — 46%
stiffness in the lower back 11% —
red throat — 46%
interstitial nephritis 11% —
the skin is dark — 46%
effects of taking antibiotics 11% —
d dimer increased — 46%
oliguria 11% —
beginning of the flu — 45%
urosepsis 11% —
lack of breath — 45%
sweat with chills 10% —
procalcitonin is elevated — 45%
renal papillary necrosis 10% —
aching chest pain — 45%
rash pustules 10% —
nausea from water — 44%
urinary syndrome 10% —
joint pain in the muscle 6% 50%
periodic chills 10% —
cylindruria — 44%
sweats under stress 10% —
drips from the nose — 44%
aching all over the body 10% —
feeling of heat in the throat — 43%
retroperitoneal phlegmon 10% —
red rash on the body — 43%
very high fever 10% —
memory lapses — 43%
sweating of the whole body 10% —
protein with increased — 43%
gout 10% —
respiratory insufficiency — 43%
the heat is better 10% —
main complaint is high fever — 43%
pyuria 10% —
cough from snot — 43%
constant chills 10% —
diffuse cyanosis — 43%
pain cold sweat 10% —
post-traumatic shock — 43%
leukocytosis 10% —
effects of trauma and shock — 43%
chills with nausea 10% —
dry fever — 43%
kidney damage 10% —
teacher — 42%
gouty nephropathy 10% —
impaired lung function 3% 45%
speeded up urination 10% —
watery diarrhea — 42%
chills when vomiting 10% —
watery discharge from the nose — 42%
severe chills 10% —
dryness in the nose — 42%
prostate abscess 10% —
toxic pulmonary edema — 42%
infection genitourinary 10% —
flat chest — 42%
no fever 10% —
hemorrhagic diathesis — 42%
consequences of taking medications 10% —
loose stools in the morning — 41%
chronic kidney failure 9% —
rash on the nose — 41%
high fever 9% —
transparent snot — 41%
thrombotic microangiopathy 9% —
increased ferritin — 41%
changes in urine 9% —
swelling after injury — 41%
general intoxication syndrome 9% —
pain chest — 41%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 9% —
mucous discharge from the nose — 41%
better from sweating 9% —
spot pain — 41%
febrile body temperature 9% —
mucus in the nose — 41%
improvement from sweating 9% —
feeling of heat in the nose — 41%
folliculitis 9% —
rashes on the chest — 40%
chills alternating fever 9% —
diarrhea in the morning — 40%
nephropathy 9% —
a new patient 4% 44%
headache with nausea and vomiting 9% —
impaired sense of smell — 40%
increased uric acid 9% —
pain in the larynx — 40%
fever in the body 9% —
no stool — 40%
urination is normal 9% —
toxic shock syndrome — 39%
severe fever 9% —
throat tickling — 39%
sweats from pain 9% —
type of breathing is mixed — 39%
boil 9% —
sharp cough — 39%
urethrocele 9% —
thrombocytosis — 38%
unpleasant smell of urine 9% —
runny nose stuffiness — 38%
multiple caries 8% —
weakened breathing — 38%
allergy to antibiotics 8% —
blood dark — 38%
low body temperature 8% —
fever cough — 38%
surgical infections 8% —
redness of the joints — 38%
vulva infections 8% —
respiratory distress syndrome — 37%
vulvovaginitis 8% —
does not sweat — 37%
cold in the kidneys 8% —
vomiting even from water — 37%
myoglobinuria 8% —
fever with muscle pain — 37%
tongue is dry 8% —
stool in the morning — 37%
chronic kidney disease 8% —
auscultation weakened — 37%
nausea during a headache 8% —
fecal vomiting — 37%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 8% —
severe shortness of breath — 37%
everything is bad 8% —
muscle pain 5% 42%

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