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Results: Differences General	✘Infections of the genitourinary system	✘Contrast-induced nephropathy
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(6) 81%(8) General blood test 46%(2) 87%(10) Blood biochemistry — 100%(8) MRI of the bladder — 71%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	51%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	32%
nail fungus	48%	—
contrast-induced nephropathy	—	30%
foot fungus	47%	—
kidney failure	—	27%
epidermophytia	46%	—
lymphostasis	—	27%
kidney diseases	64%	24%
chronic kidney failure	—	26%
from the discharge of gases	38%	—
increased uric acid	—	25%
genital itching	37%	—
chronic kidney disease	—	24%
mental shock	36%	—
congestive kidney	—	24%
bloating	31%	—
gouty nephropathy	—	23%
internal itching	30%	—
kidney damage	—	23%
own reveals itself at night	29%	—
gout	—	22%
pain in the bladder	29%	—
impaired arterial function	—	22%
guilt	27%	—
protein in the urine	—	21%
pyelonephritis in children	26%	—
increased potassium	—	21%
consequences of psychotrauma	25%	—
oliguria	—	20%
fungus	33%	7%
necrosis	—	19%
venous mesh on legs	24%	—
medicinal nephropathy	—	19%
veins swelling on the legs	24%	—
urinary syndrome	—	18%
frequent colds	23%	—
hypertension	—	18%
veins bloating	21%	—
lowered	—	18%
back pain	28%	7%
calcium	—	18%
lower back pain	28%	8%
little urine	—	18%
frequent cystitis	18%	—
glomerulonephritis	—	18%
inconclusive urge to urinate	17%	—
analgesic nephropathy	—	18%
frequent inconclusive urge to urinate	17%	—
drug disease	—	18%
urination cystitis	17%	—
acute pyelonephritis	—	17%
infection genitourinary	16%	—
renal edema	—	17%
chronic cystitis	15%	—
trauma	—	17%
poops in pants	15%	—
chronic glomerulonephritis	—	16%
urinary tract infection in children	14%	—
heart dysfunction	—	16%
childhood diseases	14%	—
angiopathy	—	16%
nocturnal enuresis	14%	—
myeloma	—	16%
urination painful	14%	—
acute injury	—	16%
urine is released drop by drop	14%	—
swelling	—	16%
abundant warm drink	14%	—
dystrophy	—	15%
shock states of various genesis	21%	5%
polyuria	—	15%
vomiting from overeating	12%	—
history of surgery	—	15%
abdominal pain from experiences	12%	—
amyloidosis of the kidneys	—	15%
abdominal pain	12%	—
acute renal failure	—	15%
effects of shock	20%	7%
thrombotic microangiopathy	—	14%
cloudy urine	11%	—
decrease in creatinine	—	14%
neurogenic bladder	11%	—
cylindruria	—	14%
sick with high temperatures	11%	—
diabetes mellitus	—	14%
urination rare	11%	—
nephrosis	—	14%
red urine	10%	—
thrombocytopenia	—	14%
urination with blood	10%	—
increase in creatinine	—	14%
frequent antibiotics	9%	—
toxic nephropathy	—	14%
lower abdominal pain	9%	—
metabolic disorder	—	13%
urinary incontinence	9%	—
there is heart failure	—	13%
often abdominal pain	9%	—
heart failure	—	13%
medical examination	9%	—
vascular spasm	—	13%
often sick child	9%	—
anemia	—	13%
listlessness with fever	9%	—
diuresis is reduced	—	13%
viral diarrhea	9%	—
increase in gfr urine	—	13%
effects of puberty	8%	—
renal papillary necrosis	—	13%
vulva infections	8%	—
dehydration	—	12%
needs attention	8%	—
decrease in albumin	—	12%
inflammation of the stomach	8%	—
constant nausea	—	12%
very correct	8%	—
increase in albumin	—	12%
no children	8%	—
amyloidosis	—	12%
worried due to pain	8%	—
worse before eating	—	12%
vomiting at fever	8%	—
eats	—	12%
increased appetite	8%	—
cancer	—	12%
vulvovaginitis	8%	—
essential hypertension	—	12%
intestinal infection	8%	—
rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis	—	12%
diarrhea	7%	—
no appetite	—	12%
vomiting	7%	—
up circulatory disorders	—	12%
impaired gastric function	7%	—
renal colic	—	12%
better to be alone	7%	—
systolic hypertension	—	12%
severe fever	7%	—
concentrated urine	—	12%
spicy food	7%	—
blood diseases	6%	18%
inflammatory bowel diseases	7%	—
crystalluria	—	11%
immunodeficiency	7%	—
nausea during meals	—	11%
gastrointestinal problems	6%	—
anuria	—	11%
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	6%	—
serum sickness	—	11%
speeded up urination	15%	8%
CHD	—	11%
increased	25%	20%
metabolic acidosis	—	11%
patient's condition	—	11%
hypoxia	—	11%
tumors of the heart	—	11%
pionephrosis	—	11%
nausea	—	11%
oncology	—	11%
hereditary jade	—	11%
effects of hypoxia	—	11%
no feeling of hunger	—	11%
consequences of taking medications	6%	17%
single stones in the bladder	—	11%
spasm	—	11%
papillitis	—	11%
hypertensive heart failure	—	11%
acute glomerulonephritis	—	11%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter	—	11%
does not like touching	—	10%
constant weakness	—	10%
acute tubular necrosis	—	10%
erythrocytic anemia	—	10%
addison 's crisis	—	10%
pain worse from pressure	—	10%
liver failure	—	10%
inflammation of the nipple	—	10%
increased diuresis	—	10%
stones in the bladder	—	10%
colic	—	10%
myoglobinuria	—	10%
polycystic kidney	—	10%
not mindfulness	—	10%
hypobilirubinemia	—	10%
hypotonic dehydration	—	10%
cardiogenic shock	—	10%
hypotonic crisis	—	10%
complications of liver transplantation	—	10%
ischemic nephropathy	—	10%
malignant arterial hypertension	—	10%
eating salt	—	10%
a history of organ transplantation	—	9%
frequent urination at night	—	9%
hypotension	—	9%
worse during meals	—	9%
low acidity	—	9%
hypovolemic shock	—	9%
periods of exacerbation	—	9%
renal artery stenosis	—	9%
the volume of blood loss is reduced	—	9%
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver	—	9%

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