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Results: Differences Similar ✘Megaureter✘Постстрептококковый гломерулонефрит у детей
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hydroureter 82% —
streptococcal infections — 78%
purulent discharge from the urethra 79% —
glomerulonephritis — 75%
ureteritis 70% —
streptodermia — 69%
pyelonephritis 61% —
pyoderma — 54%
vesicoureteral reflux 61% —
hematuric nephritis — 51%
discharge from the urethra 60% —
nephritic syndrome — 49%
pain in the ureter 58% —
swelling — 49%
chronic pyelonephritis 58% —
pale puffy face — 47%
pulling pain when urinating 57% —
scarlet — 47%
sharp pain in the lower back 55% —
hereditary jade — 46%
chronic obstructive pyelonephritis 55% —
renal parenchyma hyperechoic — 45%
pyelitis 54% —
facial swelling — 44%
ureteral stricture 54% —
streptococcal tonsillitis — 43%
polyuria 52% —
sore throat in children — 42%
very dry skin 50% —
nodes headache in schoolchildren — 40%
the back does not hold 50% —
drinks a lot of fluids — 39%
pain in the urethra 50% —
pionephrosis — 39%
chronic kidney disease 50% —
renal edema — 37%
pain in the upper back 49% —
cylinders — 37%
pulling back pain 49% —
hypovitaminosis to — 37%
back pain is aching 49% —
vitamin K1 is lowered — 37%
congestive kidney 48% —
microhematuria — 36%
pyuria 47% —
pale face — 36%
kidney failure 47% —
thrombosis of small vessels — 35%
pulling abdominal pain 46% —
subacute septic endocarditis — 34%
obstructive uropathy 46% —
pneumococcal pneumonia — 34%
pyeloectasis 45% —
purulent otitis — 34%
diverticulum of the ureter 45% —
nephropathy 24% 58%
chronic kidney failure 45% —
increased urea — 33%
prolonged urination 44% —
bronchopneumonia — 33%
pyelonephritis in children 43% —
pharyngitis — 32%
urethrocele 43% —
purulent lymphadenitis — 32%
diverticulum of the urethra 43% —
acute otitis — 32%
anemia in children 42% —
subcutaneous edema — 32%
fever abdominal pain 42% —
stooped — 31%
urination incontinence 42% —
increased potassium — 31%
stones of the urethra 40% —
hump — 31%
irritation of the bladder 40% —
fluid in the abdomen — 31%
urethra valves 40% —
infection genitourinary — 31%
urinary incontinence 40% —
decrease in albumin — 31%
pale skin 39% —
otitis — 31%
painful urination 38% —
swelling of the whole body — 31%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter 38% —
hydrothorax — 30%
skin is worse from water 38% —
decrease in creatinine — 30%
bladder pressure 37% —
pneumococcal infection — 30%
unpleasant smell of urine 37% —
leukocyturia — 30%
dry skin 37% —
abdominal swelling — 29%
kidney failure in children 36% —
pus on the tonsils — 29%
cloudy urine 35% —
increase in creatinine — 29%
abdominal pain after eating 35% —
sore — 29%
urethral syndrome 35% —
pneumonia with sepsis — 29%
delay menstruation 35% —
eye swelling — 29%
aches 35% —
abdominal pain with nausea — 29%
thing is the main complaint back 35% —
headache with nausea — 29%
deterioration before menstruation 35% —
endocarditis — 28%
chronic cystitis 34% —
bacterial pneumonia — 28%
dyspepsia in children 33% —
pleurisy — 28%
pain in the bladder 33% —
lymphadenitis — 28%
suppuration of the skin 33% —
curvature of the spine — 28%
underdevelopment 33% —
ascites — 28%
red urine 33% —
proteinuria — 27%
hydronephrosis 32% —
lymph node lesion — 27%
main complaint is abdominal pain 32% —
inflammation 19% 45%
esophageal stenosis 32% —
beriberi — 26%
digestive weakness 32% —
dehydration — 26%
anemia and weakness 31% —
pneumonia — 25%
anemia 31% —
diarrhea — 25%
sediment urine 31% —
thrombosis — 24%
dryness 30% —
immunodeficiency — 24%
vomiting 30% —
nausea — 24%
extended cycle 30% —
headaches — 23%
vomiting food 30% —
bleeding — 23%
renal hypertension 30% —
onset of illness — 22%
high temperature 29% —
impaired lung function — 22%
skin condition 29% —
heart dysfunction — 22%
vomiting bile 29% —
consequences of taking medications — 21%
eats 29% —
renal parenchyma is hypoechoic — 19%
prolonged fever 29% —
hematuria 39% 54%
food is poorly digested 29% —
blood diseases 19% 30%
zpr fatigue from the disease 28% —
kidney disease 48% 53%
patient's condition 27% —
inflammation 58% 63%
abdominal pain with vomiting 27% —
worse from water 26% 29%
delay in physical development 27% —
heaviness in the kidneys 32% 35%
urination disorder 27% —
appetite increased 28% 31%
vomiting at fever 27% —
sepsis 23% 25%
skin problems 27% —
constant weakness 24% 26%
cystitis 27% —
changes in urine 28% 30%
chronic anemia 26% —
hypertension 21% 23%
little urine 25% —
there are no complaints 20% 22%
effects of poisoning 25% —
feeling of bruising 22% 23%
операция на костях 24% —
frequent colds 24% —
hypertension 24% —
general intoxication syndrome 23% —
digestive disorders 23% —
gradual deterioration of 23% —
acute condition 23% —
dependence on plastic surgery 23% —
bacteremia 23% —
lags behind in the development 22% —
weakness after illness 22% —
subacute condition 22% —
stones in the bladder 22% —
muscle weakness 22% —
intoxication 21% —
consequences of infection 20% —
impaired arterial function 20% —
pulling pains in the bladder 18% —
childhood diseases 40% 22%
fatigue from children 42% 33%

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