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Results: Differences General ✘Hemolytic shock✘Uremia
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Distinctive symptoms
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color of urine is yellow 55% —
congestive kidney — 59%
the cylinders in the urine are elevated 55% —
no appetite — 37%
soft pulse 45% —
anemia — 36%
diarrhea black 45% —
protein in the urine — 36%
hemolytic jaundice 42% —
end-stage renal failure — 35%
posttransfusion complications 42% —
dry mouth — 32%
brown urine 38% —
kidney transplantation — 32%
urine light 37% —
chronic kidney disease — 30%
severe pain in the lower back 36% —
kidney failure 24% 53%
dark urine 36% —
rapid weight loss — 29%
yellow skin color 35% —
emaciation — 29%
black discharge 35% —
complete lack of appetite — 29%
red fecal 33% —
hyperphosphatemia — 29%
general narcosis 33% —
kidney cyst — 28%
feeling of heat in the back 32% —
nephropathy — 28%
acute back pain 31% —
impaired venous function — 27%
volume of residual urine is reduced 42% 10%
ckd c4 — 26%
nausea with fever 30% —
scleroderma — 25%
blood dark 30% —
renal anemia — 25%
face is red 30% —
quickly gets tired — 25%
oliguria 41% 10%
hyperparathyroidism — 24%
petechiae 29% —
a history of organ transplantation — 24%
headache at temperature 28% —
increase in gfr urine — 24%
headache with fever 28% —
electrolyte balance disorders — 24%
lower back pain 27% —
hypervolemia — 24%
feeling of heat in the head 27% —
increase in albumin — 23%
small-point rash 27% —
increased potassium — 23%
hemorrhages on the skin 27% —
calcium metabolism disorders — 23%
jaundice 26% —
adynamia — 23%
hemolysis of erythrocytes 37% 9%
nephrosclerosis — 23%
the skin is dark 26% —
decrease in albumin — 22%
back pain 25% —
calciphylaxis — 22%
painful appearance 25% —
decrease in creatinine — 22%
effects of shock 25% —
metabolic acidosis — 22%
vomiting black 33% 8%
better in spring — 22%
violation of the stool 23% —
attacks of pain — 22%
little urine 44% 19%
vitamin d deficiency — 22%
high temperature 21% —
parathyroid hormone reduced — 21%
vomiting with increased blood pressure 34% 12%
increased vitamin d3 — 21%
blood diseases 44% 22%
protein in urine is reduced — 21%
residual nitrogen reduced 18% —
parathyroid hormone increased — 21%
severe headache neck pain 26% 6%
decrease in phosphorus — 21%
vomiting multiple 27% 7%
increase in creatinine — 21%
diarrhea vomiting 27% 7%
complications of kidney transplantation — 21%
red rash 25% 6%
increased calcium — 21%
anuria 46% 29%
decreased calcium — 21%
hypertension at night 29% 12%
heaviness in the kidneys — 21%
nausea during a headache 27% 11%
increase in phosphorus — 21%
headache with nausea 27% 11%
decreased urea — 20%
acute pain 21% 5%
dyslipidemia — 20%
kidney diseases 44% 29%
decreased ferritin — 20%
protein with increased 34% 19%
protein reduced — 20%
neurological disorders 21% 7%
catheter-associated bloodstream infections — 20%
feeling of heat 21% 7%
calcification — 20%
azotemia 35% 21%
glomerulonephritis — 20%
changes in urine 29% 16%
chronic peritonitis — 20%
subacute condition 22% 9%
chronic anemia — 20%
polyuria 30% 17%
renal osteodystrophy — 20%
pain when breathing 24% 12%
convulsions — 20%
changes in the blood 23% 12%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries — 20%
patient's condition 27% 16%
dependence on food — 19%
vomiting 31% 20%
observation skills — 19%
trauma 20% 10%
decreased potassium — 19%
liquid stool 24% 16%
renal hypertension — 19%
kidney damage 28% 22%
hereditary jade — 19%
hypertension 30% 24%
zpr fatigue from the disease — 19%
intoxication 21% 16%
terminal states — 19%
angiopathy 21% 16%
dehydration in children — 19%
skin problems 20% 15%
protein-energy deficiency — 19%
diarrhea 23% 18%
symptomatic arterial hypertension — 19%
increased 26% 21%
medicinal nephropathy — 19%
headaches 22% 18%
protein c deficiency — 19%
nausea 22% 18%
obesity — 19%
lowered 26% 22%
damage to the nervous system — 19%
dehydration — 19%
thirst — 19%
diabetic nephropathy — 19%
red urine — 18%
kidney dystopia — 18%
anomalies of kidney development — 18%
heart failure — 18%
increased uric acid — 18%
thin — 18%
weakness after illness — 18%
lupus nephritis — 18%
effects of overwork — 18%
polymorbidity — 18%
not enough time — 18%
hemoglobin increased — 18%
obesity in children — 18%
inflammation of the kidneys — 18%
weight gain — 18%
osteoporosis — 18%
acute injury — 18%
there is heart failure — 18%
arterial hypertension in children — 18%
control issues — 17%
spicy food — 17%
organic brain damage — 17%
dizziness attacks — 17%
surgical infections — 17%
hypotension — 17%
calcium — 17%
hemolytic-uremic syndrome — 17%
kidney failure in children — 17%
metabolic disorder — 17%
diabetes mellitus — 17%
overwork — 17%
anemia in children — 17%
dryness — 17%
cardiodilation — 17%
delayed puberty — 17%
muscle fatigue — 17%
feeling of bruising — 17%
peritonitis — 17%
heart failure in children — 17%
headache attacks — 17%
kidney hypertrophy — 16%
hypertensive — 16%
death of the child — 16%
angiopathy of the retina — 16%
history of laparoscopic surgery — 16%
headache with weakness — 16%
thrombosis — 16%
hypertensive heart failure — 16%
heart hypertrophy — 16%

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