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Results: Differences General ✘Kidney diseases✘Oxalosis
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Distinctive symptoms
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ckd c4 32% —
kidney stones — 56%
increase in gfr urine 30% —
oxalaturia 19% 71%
end-stage renal failure 30% —
renal colic — 49%
increase in albumin 29% —
frequent cystitis — 43%
protein in urine is reduced 28% —
colic — 41%
renal anemia 28% —
need for chocolate — 40%
drug disease 28% —
crystalluria — 39%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries 27% —
weakness of the bladder — 39%
diabetic nephropathy 27% —
purulent discharge from the urethra — 38%
hyperparathyroidism 27% —
lack of desires — 35%
decrease in albumin 27% —
nocturnal enuresis — 34%
kidney transplantation 27% —
calcinates — 34%
swelling 27% —
urethritis — 33%
renal osteodystrophy 27% —
anomalies of labor activity — 33%
vitamin d deficiency 27% —
pressure jumps — 31%
nephrosclerosis 27% —
calcium 21% 51%
decrease in creatinine 27% —
urinary incontinence — 30%
increase in creatinine 26% —
cystitis — 28%
dryness 26% —
fever weakness — 27%
increased potassium 26% —
broths 9% 36%
hypervolemia 26% —
worse from the heat — 26%
calcium metabolism disorders 26% —
fever in the body — 26%
kidney damage 26% —
delayed stages of development 8% 34%
chronic anemia 25% —
spasms in the heart 7% 31%
adynamia 25% —
need for fats 7% 30%
protein reduced 24% —
croup 11% 32%
increased vitamin d3 24% —
nephropathy 23% 44%
metabolic acidosis 23% —
infection genitourinary 10% 30%
essential hypertension 23% —
responsible 6% 25%
parathyroid hormone reduced 23% —
interstitial nephritis 17% 35%
medicinal nephropathy 23% —
childhood diseases 11% 29%
increase in phosphorus 23% —
liver failure 9% 26%
protein c deficiency 23% —
kidney diseases 34% 51%
complications of kidney transplantation 22% —
pyelonephritis 23% 40%
decrease in phosphorus 22% —
calcification 21% 38%
glomerulonephritis 22% —
increased appetite 13% 28%
no appetite 22% —
spasm 8% 23%
red urine 22% —
increased 18% 33%
anemia 22% —
intoxication 17% 31%
renal artery stenosis 22% —
age 4 years 13% 27%
calciphylaxis 22% —
general weakness 12% 25%
little urine 22% —
osteoporosis 23% 36%
better in spring 22% —
liver problems 11% 23%
protein with increased 21% —
gradual deterioration of the condition 12% 24%
eats often 21% —
high temperature 10% 22%
control issues 21% —
lags behind in the development 11% 23%
terminal states 21% —
effects of poisoning 14% 26%
decreased potassium 21% —
oncology 17% 28%
hemoglobin increased 21% —
likes to be examined 16% 27%
kidney hypertrophy 21% —
inflammation 18% 28%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 21% —
patient's condition 18% 28%
impaired venous function 21% —
feeling of heat 13% 22%
heaviness in the kidneys 21% —
weakness after illness 13% 22%
swelling pasty legs 21% —
symptomatic arterial hypertension 21% 30%
pasty legs 21% —
lowered 18% 27%
metabolic syndrome 21% —
stones in the bladder 16% 24%
parathyroid hormone increased 21% —
increased calcium 22% 29%
diabetes mellitus 21% —
uremia 26% 31%
dyslipidemia 21% —
renal hypertension 26% 31%
dehydration in children 20% —
inflammation of the kidneys 33% 38%
angiopathy 20% —
congestive kidney 22% 25%
hypoglycemia 20% —
decreased calcium 25% 28%
hereditary jade 20% —
consequences of taking medications 17% 20%
metabolic disorder 20% —
chronic kidney failure 25% 27%
obesity 20% —
heart failure 22% 24%
anuria 20% —
there is heart failure 22% 24%
decreased urea 20% —
kidney failure 33% 35%
decreased ferritin 20% —
impaired arterial function 19% 21%
heart dysfunction 20% —
protein in the urine 25% 26%
dehydration 20% —
fluid in the abdomen 20% —
weight gain 20% —
facial swelling 20% —
hypotension 20% —
up circulatory disorders 20% —
thin 20% —
catheter-associated bloodstream infections 20% —
a history of organ transplantation 20% —
chronic peritonitis 20% —
protein-energy deficiency 20% —
changes in urine 20% —
acute injury 19% —
emaciation 19% —
rapid weight loss 19% —
lupus nephritis 19% —
polymorbidity 19% —
observation skills 19% —
increased uric acid 19% —
spicy food 19% —
thirst 19% —
heart hypertrophy 19% —
quickly gets tired 19% —
dependence on food 19% —
blood pressure 140 on 19% —
blood diseases 19% —
not enough time 19% —
no feeling of hunger 19% —
type 2 diabetes mellitus 19% —
electrolyte balance disorders 18% —
arterial hypertension in children 18% —
heart disease in relatives 18% —
history of surgery 18% —
obesity in children 18% —
heart failure in children 18% —
arterial occlusion 18% —
anemia in children 18% —
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract 18% —
hypertrophy of the left ventricle 18% —
peritonitis 18% —
effects of overwork 18% —
trauma 18% —
stroke 18% —
anomalies of kidney development 18% —
kidney dystopia 18% —
cardiodilation 18% —
angiopathy of the retina 18% —
fluid retention 18% —
thrombosis 18% —
increased sugar 18% —
hypoxia 18% —
violation of protein metabolism 18% —
skin problems 17% —
history of laparoscopic surgery 17% —
eye swelling 17% —
delayed puberty 17% —
is gaining weight poorly 17% —
better to be alone 17% —
fluid in the abdominal cavity 17% —
polyuria 17% —
angioplasty 17% —
surgical infections 17% —

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