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Results: Differences General ✘Gouty nephropathy✘Urinary syndrome
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(3)48%(1)
General urine test 20%(6)100%(8)
Elements and vitamins —88%(3)
General blood test 13%(2)75%(2)
Coagulogram 12%(1)72%(1)
Angiography —38%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 41%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 12%100%
gout 28% —
lupus nephritis — 88%
urate kidney stones 24% —
cadmium poisoning — 88%
tubulopathy 21% —
balkan endemic nephropathy — 88%
urine erythrocytes are elevated 20% —
urinary syndrome — 85%
increased uric acid 19% —
analgesic nephropathy — 79%
swelling of the ankle joint 17% —
changes in urine — 78%
uric acid of urine is elevated 17% —
cylindruria — 78%
swelling of the knee joint 17% —
proteinuria 15% 90%
swelling of the knee 17% —
inflammation of the kidneys 19% 92%
acute glomerulonephritis 17% —
mercury poisoning — 71%
crystalluria 16% —
hematuric nephritis — 71%
metallic taste in his mouth 16% —
sediment urine — 71%
pain in the ankle joint 16% —
hereditary jade — 69%
decreased uric acid 16% —
rejection of a kidney transplant — 69%
nephrosclerosis 15% —
hematuria 14% 81%
acute pyelonephritis 15% —
white blood cells and red blood cells in the urine — 64%
pain in the ankles 15% —
berger 's disease — 64%
swelling of the shins 14% —
cystinosis — 62%
chronic glomerulonephritis 14% —
protein s deficiency — 60%
frequent urination at night 14% —
brown urine — 60%
pyelitis 14% —
urine light — 59%
lowered 14% —
inflammation of the nipple — 57%
oliguria 13% —
glomerulonephritis 13% 70%
pain in the knee joints 13% —
sickle cell anemia — 56%
pain in the shins 13% —
interstitial nephritis 21% 77%
acute renal failure 13% —
lead poisoning — 55%
swelling of the feet 13% —
microhematuria — 54%
leg pain with edema 13% —
nephrotic syndrome — 54%
pain in the foot 12% —
renal colic — 54%
erythrocytosis 12% —
protein c deficiency — 54%
swelling of joints 12% —
inflammation 14% 68%
pain in the knees 12% —
nephropathy 23% 77%
joint pain 11% —
hemoglobinopathies — 53%
swelling of the legs 11% —
transplant rejection reaction — 53%
chronic kidney disease 11% —
renal anemia — 53%
urolithiasis 10% —
kidney transplantation — 51%
loss body weight 10% —
impaired kidney function 21% 70%
nausea 10% —
amyloidosis — 47%
joint diseases 10% —
little urine 11% 57%
general swelling does 10% —
facial swelling — 46%
rapid weight loss 10% —
colic — 45%
diarrhea 10% —
painful urination — 43%
pain in the legs 10% —
chronic anemia — 42%
sensations in the legs 10% —
chronic kidney failure 20% 60%
dehydration 10% —
tuberculosis — 38%
feeling of bruising 9% —
a history of organ transplantation — 37%
vomiting 9% —
swelling 9% 46%
gastrointestinal problems 9% —
diabetes mellitus — 36%
kidney pain area 13% 49%
kidney stones 14% 50%
kidney failure 18% 54%
anemia — 36%
cancer — 34%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases — 34%
intoxication — 33%
impaired lung function — 33%
speeded up urination 12% 45%
there are no complaints — 32%
lower back pain 12% 43%
back pain 11% 40%
pyelonephritis 17% 44%
oncology 8% 31%
congestive kidney 18% 38%

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