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Results: Differences General ✘Urinary syndrome✘Gouty nephropathy
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 48%(1)100%(3)
General urine test 100%(8)20%(6)
Elements and vitamins 88%(3)—
General blood test 75%(2)13%(2)
Coagulogram 72%(1)12%(1)
Angiography 38%(0)—
Endoscopy 35%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 88%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —41%
cadmium poisoning 88% —
gout — 28%
lupus nephritis 88% —
urate kidney stones — 24%
leukocyturia 100% 12%
tubulopathy — 21%
urinary syndrome 85% —
urine erythrocytes are elevated — 20%
analgesic nephropathy 79% —
increased uric acid — 19%
changes in urine 78% —
swelling of the knee — 17%
cylindruria 78% —
swelling of the ankle joint — 17%
proteinuria 90% 15%
uric acid of urine is elevated — 17%
hematuric nephritis 71% —
swelling of the knee joint — 17%
inflammation of the kidneys 92% 19%
acute glomerulonephritis — 17%
mercury poisoning 71% —
pain in the ankle joint — 16%
sediment urine 71% —
crystalluria — 16%
rejection of a kidney transplant 69% —
decreased uric acid — 16%
hereditary jade 69% —
metallic taste in his mouth — 16%
hematuria 81% 14%
acute pyelonephritis — 15%
white blood cells and red blood cells in the urine 64% —
pain in the ankles — 15%
berger 's disease 64% —
nephrosclerosis — 15%
cystinosis 62% —
swelling of the shins — 14%
brown urine 60% —
chronic glomerulonephritis — 14%
protein s deficiency 60% —
pyelitis — 14%
urine light 59% —
frequent urination at night — 14%
inflammation of the nipple 57% —
lowered — 14%
sickle cell anemia 56% —
swelling of the feet — 13%
lead poisoning 55% —
acute renal failure — 13%
glomerulonephritis 70% 13%
pain in the shins — 13%
protein c deficiency 54% —
leg pain with edema — 13%
renal colic 54% —
oliguria — 13%
microhematuria 54% —
pain in the knee joints — 13%
interstitial nephritis 77% 21%
pain in the knees — 12%
nephrotic syndrome 54% —
swelling of joints — 12%
hemoglobinopathies 53% —
erythrocytosis — 12%
transplant rejection reaction 53% —
pain in the foot — 12%
renal anemia 53% —
chronic kidney disease — 11%
nephropathy 77% 23%
swelling of the legs — 11%
inflammation 68% 14%
joint pain — 11%
kidney transplantation 51% —
urolithiasis — 10%
amyloidosis 47% —
sensations in the legs — 10%
impaired kidney function 70% 21%
general swelling does — 10%
facial swelling 46% —
nausea — 10%
colic 45% —
rapid weight loss — 10%
little urine 57% 11%
loss body weight — 10%
painful urination 43% —
dehydration — 10%
chronic anemia 42% —
diarrhea — 10%
chronic kidney failure 60% 20%
pain in the legs — 10%
tuberculosis 38% —
joint diseases — 10%
a history of organ transplantation 37% —
vomiting — 9%
anemia 36% —
gastrointestinal problems — 9%
diabetes mellitus 36% —
feeling of bruising — 9%
swelling 46% 9%
k94 diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases 34% —
kidney stones 50% 14%
kidney pain area 49% 13%
cancer 34% —
kidney failure 54% 18%
intoxication 33% —
impaired lung function 33% —
there are no complaints 32% —
speeded up urination 45% 12%
lower back pain 43% 12%
back pain 40% 11%
pyelonephritis 44% 17%
oncology 31% 8%
congestive kidney 38% 18%

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