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Comparison results

 
Results: Differences General Acute pyelonephritisDisseminated pulmonary tuberculosis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 71%(10)92%(5)
General blood test 46%(8)100%(20)
Blood biochemistry 48%(0)50%(0)
Ultrasound of the spine 64%(0)
MRI of the bladder 52%(0)
Histological studies 51%(0)
CT of the spine 47%(0)
Ultrasound of the lungs 46%(0)
CT of the organ 13%(0)29%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 62%
pyelonephritis 91% 9%
sweating is increased 7% 66%
inflammation of the kidneys 85% 16%
focal pulmonary tuberculosis 59%
kidney pain area 31%
bronchial tuberculosis 57%
acute pyelonephritis 25%
alcoholism 56%
pounds 21%
bones on his legs into a fever 53%
apostematous pyelonephritis 18%
alcohol dependence 52%
acute cystitis 16%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 50%
paranephritis 16%
silicotuberculosis 50%
renal colic 16%
tuberculous pleurisy 49%
obstructive uropathy 16%
caseous pneumonia 46%
urination disorder 14%
sweating in the morning 46%
colic 13%
tuberculosis of the joints 46%
feeling of heat in the back 12%
cavernous pulmonary tuberculosis 46%
urinary tract infection in children 12%
dry skin 45%
dehydration 12%
fibrosis of the lungs 45%
chills 12%
dryness 5% 49%
chills down the back 12%
sweating legs 44%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 12%
pain in the right shoulder 44%
vesicoureteral reflux 12%
sputum 44%
oliguria 11%
sputum with blood 43%
effects of taking antibiotics 11%
tuberculosis in children 41%
interstitial nephritis 11%
cough 40%
stiffness in the lower back 11%
tuberculosis of the kidneys 39%
urosepsis 11%
tuberculosis intoxication 38%
headache frontal 11%
genital tuberculosis 38%
hypothermia is critical 11%
acute abdomen 37%
feeling of heat in the forehead 11%
bronchoadenitis 36%
back sweating 11%
destructive (cavernous) tuberculosis 36%
little urine 11%
pulmonary tuberculosis 36%
rash pustules 10%
pleurisy 36%
renal papillary necrosis 10%
tuberculosis of the intra-thoracic lymph nodes 36%
headache with chills 10%
immunodeficiency 35%
the heat is better 10%
pneumonia 5% 40%
pyuria 10%
hiv 35%
infection genitourinary 10%
respiratory insufficiency 35%
urinary syndrome 10%
infiltrative pulmonary tuberculosis 34%
periodic chills 10%
menopause 34%
constant chills 10%
drug allergy 34%
sweat with chills 10%
calcinates 33%
aching all over the body 10%
tuberculous meningitis 32%
retroperitoneal phlegmon 10%
meningeal syndrome 32%
sweats under stress 10%
tuberculosis of the bladder 32%
gout 10%
impaired lung function 3% 35%
kidney damage 10%
cirrhotic pulmonary tuberculosis 31%
no fever 10%
tuberculosis 31%
pain cold sweat 10%
tuberculosis of the kidneys and urinary tract 31%
speeded up urination 10%
effects of chemotherapy 30%
gouty nephropathy 10%
tuberculosis of lymph nodes 30%
chills with nausea 10%
damage to the nervous system 30%
chills when vomiting 10%
tuberculosis of bones 30%
severe chills 10%
emphysema of the lungs 29%
prostate abscess 10%
pneumothorax 29%
urethrocele 9%
lung disorder bilateral 29%
thrombotic microangiopathy 9%
weakening of immunity 29%
changes in urine 9%
lung gangrene 29%
frequent imperative urge to urinate 9%
papillitis 8% 37%
better from sweating 9%
vaccination 4% 32%
improvement from sweating 9%
allergy 6% 33%
chills alternating fever 9%
tuberculosis of the intestine, peritoneum, mesenteric lymph nodes 27%
headache with nausea and vomiting 9%
meningitis 26%
unpleasant smell of urine 9%
chronic respiratory failure 26%
nephropathy 9%
tuberculosis of the liver 26%
sweats from pain 9%
lymphadenitis 26%
vomiting 9%
acute condition 9% 35%
urination is normal 9%
cardiopulmonary insufficiency 25%
increased uric acid 9%
lymph node damage 25%
vulvovaginitis 8%
dyspnea 25%
bouts of chills 8%
atelectasis 25%
vomiting at fever 8%
fistula 25%
multiple caries 8%
tuberculosis in relatives 25%
vulva infections 8%
peritonitis 25%
cold in the kidneys 8%
nose pulmonary heart 25%
myoglobinuria 8%
lot of antibiotics 25%
tongue is dry 8%
oncology 4% 29%
phimosis 8%
increased sensitivity 7% 32%
chronic kidney disease 8%
night sweating 24%
single stones in the bladder 8%
tonic epididymitis 24%
does not urinate 8%
cough with shortness 24%
nausea during a headache 8%
bronchial lesion 24%
cystitis in children 8%
reaction to manta rays 24%
acute tubular necrosis 8%
arthritis 24%
alternating heat 8%
eosinopenia 24%
Friedlander 's pneumonia 8%
presses 24%
fever since 18 o'clock 8%
alcoholism and drug addiction 24%
diverticulum of the bladder 8%
hydrothorax 24%
headache with nausea 8%
radiation therapy 24%
urethritis 8%
intra-abdominal abscesses 24%
anuria 8%
leukoencephalitis 24%
pyelonephritis in children 8%
meningeal symptoms 24%
temperature with chills 8%
bilateral pneumonia 24%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter 8%
excessive sweating at night 24%
aching 8%
digestive disorders 23%
contrast-induced nephropathy 8%
tuberculosis of the spine 23%
headache vomiting 8%
ascites 23%
feeling of cold in head 8%
pain chest 23%
urethra valves 8%
impressionability 22%
hectic fever 8%
ARVI 22%
drug poisoning 8%
interstitial pneumonia 22%
nausea 8%
lymphopenia 22%
acute urethritis 8%
papules 22%

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