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Results: Differences General ✘Pionephrosis✘Туберкулез мочевого пузыря
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 44%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
kidney stones 42% —
tuberculosis of the kidneys 12% 85%
biting toenails 39% —
tuberculosis 10% 66%
region enuresis does not wake 37% —
chronic urethritis — 53%
enuresis after midnight 35% —
very frequent urination — 51%
shamelessness 33% —
genital tuberculosis — 50%
gnaws objects 33% —
make the main — 50%
neurogenic bladder 32% —
pulmonary tuberculosis — 48%
head protests 31% —
pain over the pubic 6% 54%
nails gnawing 30% —
imperative urge to urinate — 47%
violation of the function of the left kidney 29% —
irritation of the bladder — 46%
nocturnal enuresis 29% —
silicotuberculosis 9% 55%
aversion to criticism 27% —
tumors of the ureter — 45%
coxarthrosis 27% —
focal pulmonary tuberculosis — 44%
disorganization 26% —
bladder interventions 6% 50%
can't hold urine 26% —
urination disorder 16% 59%
inflammation of the kidneys 24% —
cystectomy — 43%
deforming arthrosis 24% —
chronic cystitis — 43%
pionephrosis 24% —
bladder cancer — 42%
urinary incontinence during the day 23% —
urination painful 6% 47%
kidney stones and ureter 23% —
difficulty urinating — 40%
gallbladder stones 23% —
oncology 8% 48%
acute cystitis 22% —
cystitis 20% 59%
illness after hypothermia 22% —
prostate adenoma — 39%
arthrosis 22% —
lowered 14% 52%
urinary incontinence 21% —
frequent imperative urge to urinate 12% 50%
pyuria 21% —
impaired prostate function — 37%
foolishness 21% —
delayed urination — 37%
childish behavior 21% —
history of surgery 17% 51%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 20% —
genital neoplasms — 33%
ureteral stones 20% —
unbearable pain — 33%
infantile 20% —
weak stream of urine 6% 38%
pyelonephritis 20% —
open person — 31%
suspicion 18% —
lot of operations in small things — 30%
cloudy urine 18% —
criticality — 30%
increased sensitivity 18% —
metastases — 30%
lags behind in the development 17% —
papules — 29%
urinary tract infection in children 17% —
pain in the lumbar back 9% 38%
increased 17% —
inflammation 18% 47%
high temperature 17% —
immunodeficiency 12% 40%
acute pyelonephritis 16% —
benign neoplasms — 28%
ureteral stricture 16% —
vesicoureteral reflux 17% 45%
an increase in the level of white blood cells in the urine 16% —
vaccination 5% 32%
feeling of heat 15% —
primary immunodeficiency 8% 35%
pyelitis 15% —
speeded up urination 8% 35%
protein in the urine 15% —
neurological disorders — 27%
urosepsis 15% —
cancer — 26%
decrease in creatinine 14% —
angiopathy — 26%
infection genitourinary 14% —
drug disease — 25%
unpleasant smell of urine 13% —
consequences of surgery — 25%
urethrocele 13% —
weakening of immunity 7% 31%
no fever 13% —
constant pain 10% 31%
convulsions 13% —
urethritis 19% 40%
subfebrility 13% —
lower back pain 14% 34%
pneumonia 12% —
consequences of taking medications 6% 24%
there are no complaints 12% —
back pain 15% 31%
trauma 12% —
necrosis 11% 26%
sepsis 12% —
intoxication 11% 26%
flu with pneumonia 12% —
stones in the bladder 13% 28%
no children 12% —
consequences of infection 10% 25%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 12% —
angioplasty 12% 25%
nephropathy 12% —
patient's condition 14% 24%
obstructive uropathy 12% —
kidney diseases 20% 27%
bacteremia 12% —
leukocytosis 12% —
severe fever 12% —
frequent stomatitis 11% —
paranephritis 11% —
allergy to antibiotics 11% —
consequences of physical stress 11% —
very high fever 11% —
streptococci 11% —
phimosis 11% —
purulent discharge from the urethra 11% —
nephroptosis 11% —
urethra valves 11% —
vomiting 11% —
horseshoe kidney 11% —
pyelonephritis in children 11% —
vomiting at fever 11% —
acute urethritis 11% —
increase in creatinine 11% —
surgical infections 11% —
general intoxication syndrome 10% —
abscess 10% —
chills weakness 10% —
kidney failure 10% —
lingering pain in the lower back 10% —
aching lower back 10% —
smell of pus 10% —
chills when vomiting 10% —
decreased urea 10% —
pain throughout the body 10% —
blood diseases 10% —
diverticulum of the ureter 10% —
fever without chills 10% —
renal edema 10% —
sick with high temperatures 10% —
kidney damage 10% —
cystopyelitis 10% —
Friedlander 's pneumonia 10% —
cystitis in children 10% —
chills 10% —
severe chills 10% —
diverticulum of the bladder 10% —
regular stool 10% —
high fever 10% —
chills with nausea 10% —
control issues 10% —
constant aching pain 10% —
doubling of the kidney 10% —
kidney cyst 9% —
pain in the ribs 9% —
scar inflammation 9% —
back aching 9% —
restrains stool 9% —
kidney pain area 9% —
sediment urine 9% —
patient's condition is satisfactory 9% —
frequent cystitis 9% —
acute pain 9% —
increased urea 9% —
headache with nausea and vomiting 9% —
aphthous stomatitis 9% —
lack of urge to urinate 9% —
nausea with fever 9% —
severe nausea 9% —
febrile body temperature 9% —
childhood diseases 9% —
scarring 9% —
nausea 9% —
vomiting at high temperature 9% —
pain goes in the back 9% —
headache with chills 9% —
feeling of heat in the back 9% —
pain in the feet permanent 9% —
allergy to medications 9% —
diverticulum of the urethra 9% —
helps others 9% —

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