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Results: Differences General	✘Renal colic	✘Uremia
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 43%(1) 100%(45) General blood test 41%(4) 83%(12) General urine test 19%(3) 57%(15) Creatinine clearance — 67%(0) Elements and vitamins — 53%(2) ECG — 52%(0) Thyroid hormones — 41%(3) Other hormones 3%(1) 38%(4) Histological studies 9%(0) 31%(0) Autoimmune markers 3%(1) 34%(2)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	70%
kidney stones	36%	—
increased	7%	71%
lower back pain	25%	—
congestive kidney	3%	62%
painful urination	21%	—
increased ESR	3%	57%
lingering pain in the lower back	19%	—
kidney failure	2%	52%
kidney pain area	19%	—
anemia	—	50%
aching lower back	19%	—
increase in creatinine	3%	46%
back pain	19%	—
increase ggtp	—	38%
back pain is aching	17%	—
quickly gets tired	—	36%
pain in the side	17%	—
hematocrit is reduced	—	35%
back aching	16%	—
uremia	—	35%
renal colic	14%	—
dry mouth	4%	36%
ureteral stones	13%	—
systemic scleroderma	—	29%
impaired kidney function	40%	27%
end-stage renal failure	—	29%
colic at night	10%	—
increased ferritin	—	28%
pain in the right hypochondrium	9%	—
loss body weight	—	26%
acute pyelonephritis	9%	—
erythropenia	—	26%
pain goes in the back	9%	—
rapid weight loss	—	26%
urolithiasis	20%	9%
no appetite	—	26%
urination disorder	9%	—
increased urea	4%	29%
pain in the ureter	8%	—
chronic kidney disease	—	25%
pyelonephritis	8%	—
anuria	5%	30%
pyelitis	8%	—
better in spring	—	24%
oliguria	8%	—
imbalance	—	24%
pulling abdominal pain	7%	—
ckd c4	—	24%
genital pain in men	7%	—
hyperphosphatemia	—	23%
urethral pain	7%	—
kidney cyst	3%	26%
pain in the upper back	7%	—
nephrosclerosis	—	22%
body is cold	6%	—
chronic peritonitis	—	22%
abdominal aortic aneurysm	6%	—
kidney transplantation	3%	24%
stomach pain	6%	—
renal anemia	—	20%
pain in the right side	6%	—
red urine	—	20%
shooting pain in the lower back	6%	—
decreased urea	—	20%
infringement of the sciatic nerve	6%	—
protein in urine is reduced	—	20%
shooting back pain	6%	—
catheter-associated bloodstream infections	—	20%
appendicitis	6%	—
hypervolemia	—	20%
pinching nerves	6%	—
increase in albumin	—	19%
microhematuria	6%	—
hyperparathyroidism	—	19%
rushes in bed	6%	—
decreased ferritin	—	19%
abdominal pain	6%	—
adynamia	—	19%
rushes in a dream	6%	—
diabetic nephropathy	—	19%
obstructive uropathy	6%	—
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries	—	19%
pain in the groin area	6%	—
increase in gfr urine	—	19%
rushes from pain	6%	—
essential hypertension	3%	22%
speeded up urination	6%	—
vitamin d deficiency	—	18%
lumbago	6%	—
increased potassium	—	18%
bloating	5%	—
impaired venous function	6%	24%
feeling of heat	5%	—
dyspnea	—	18%
high temperature	5%	—
observation skills	—	18%
severe colic	5%	—
decrease in albumin	—	18%
feeling of cold in the body	5%	—
type 2 diabetes mellitus	—	18%
aneurysm	5%	—
electrolyte balance disorders	—	18%
hypertrophy biliary tract	5%	—
decrease in creatinine	—	17%
severe pain in the lower back	5%	—
little low energy level	—	17%
toxic nephropathy	5%	—
nausea on an empty stomach	—	17%
leukocyturia	5%	—
death of a loved	—	17%
stomach bloating strong	5%	—
urea in the urine is lowered	—	17%
pain in the sacrum	5%	—
convulsions	—	17%
large kidney stones	5%	—
death of relatives	—	17%
large stones in the bladder	5%	—
increased calcium	—	17%
nervousness	5%	—
calciphylaxis	—	17%
urge to vomit	5%	—
decreased calcium	—	17%
pionephrosis	5%	—
tachycardia	4%	21%
tenesmus	5%	—
increased uric acid	—	17%
sciatica	5%	—
gastrointestinal problems	—	16%
pain gives in the groin	5%	—
positive	—	16%
pain when urinating	5%	—
protein reduced	—	16%
cholecystitis	5%	—
belching sour	—	16%
sciatic nerve pain	5%	—
palpitations	4%	20%
aortic aneurysm	5%	—
anaphylactic shock	—	16%
pain in the left side	5%	—
diastolic hypertension	—	16%
worries about himself	5%	—
polymorbidity	—	16%
pain during urination	5%	—
chronic anemia	—	16%
cold sweat	5%	—
effects of overwork	—	16%
pain in the penis	5%	—
calcification	—	16%
spinning in a dream	5%	—
greed	—	16%
rushing around	5%	—
a history of organ transplantation	2%	18%
restlessness in bed	5%	—
acute injury	—	16%
renal vein thrombosis	5%	—
air embolism	—	15%
shooting pains	5%	—
glycohemoglobin reduced	—	15%
nausea urge to vomit	5%	—
protein c deficiency	—	15%
radiculitis	5%	—
renal artery stenosis	—	15%
portal hypertension	4%	—
blood flow rate is reduced	—	15%
still very frequent breathing	4%	—
increased vitamin d3	—	15%
dull back pain	4%	—
protein-energy deficiency	—	15%
cold in the kidneys	4%	—
local peritonitis	—	15%
stomach pain radiates back	4%	—
proteinuria	—	15%
stomach pain gives back	4%	—
destructive behavior	—	15%
weakness and palpitations	4%	—
constipation in adults	—	15%
can not sleep	4%	—
hypertensive encephalopathy	—	15%
sleep better	4%	—
risk ii	—	15%
fecal vomiting	4%	—
dependence on food	—	15%
tuberculosis of the kidneys	4%	—
fistula	—	15%
worse in morning	4%	—
muscle fatigue	—	15%
papillitis	4%	—
constantly moving	—	15%
sudden onset	4%	—
stroke	—	15%
worries due to pain	4%	—
blood diseases	4%	19%
renal papillary necrosis	4%	—
protein with increased	—	15%
acute cholecystitis	4%	—
pain in the vessels of the head	—	15%
dull pain in the lower back	4%	—
need for movement	—	15%
acute appendicitis	4%	—
nephropathy	8%	23%

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