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Results: Differences General ✘Uremia✘Alcoholic nephropathy
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Distinctive symptoms
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —100%
anemia 36% —
alcohol poisoning — 52%
end-stage renal failure 35% —
alcoholism — 50%
kidney transplantation 32% —
chronic glomerulonephritis 11% 59%
anuria 29% —
alcohol dependence — 46%
rapid weight loss 29% —
hypertensive nephropathy 14% 59%
hyperphosphatemia 29% —
consumes alcohol — 45%
complete lack of appetite 29% —
red palms — 38%
emaciation 29% —
oliguria 10% 47%
kidney cyst 28% —
improvement from alcohol — 37%
impaired venous function 27% —
binge — 36%
ckd c4 26% —
alcoholic liver disease — 36%
renal anemia 25% —
glomerulonephritis 20% 56%
tachycardia 25% —
rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis — 35%
quickly gets tired 25% —
essential hypertension 2 st — 34%
palpitations 25% —
alcohol intolerance — 34%
scleroderma 25% —
hot flashes — 33%
chronic kidney failure 70% 43%
throat overlaid — 33%
increase in gfr urine 24% —
from beer worse — 33%
hyperparathyroidism 24% —
refusal to drink — 33%
a history of organ transplantation 24% —
gynecomastia 8% 40%
hypervolemia 24% —
pulling pain when urinating — 32%
dyspnea 24% —
pancreatopathy — 32%
electrolyte balance disorders 24% —
diffuse liver changes — 32%
nephrosclerosis 23% —
hot flashes to the chest — 32%
increased potassium 23% —
pancreatic disease, unspecified — 32%
adynamia 23% —
allergy to alcohol — 31%
calcium metabolism disorders 23% —
hot flushes to the face — 31%
increase in albumin 23% —
acute glomerulonephritis — 31%
vitamin d deficiency 22% —
crystalluria — 31%
blood diseases 22% —
palms yellow — 30%
calciphylaxis 22% —
reddening of the skin — 29%
better in spring 22% —
severe pain in the lower back — 29%
increase in creatinine 21% —
smell of sweat unpleasant — 29%
decrease in phosphorus 21% —
inflammation of the kidneys 18% 47%
increase in phosphorus 21% —
toxic nephropathy 12% 40%
increased vitamin d3 21% —
acute ethanol poisoning — 28%
parathyroid hormone increased 21% —
enlarged liver — 28%
azotemia 21% —
blood flushes to the head — 28%
heaviness in the kidneys 21% —
white skin — 28%
decreased calcium 21% —
microhematuria — 28%
protein in urine is reduced 21% —
lingering pain in the lower back — 27%
complications of kidney transplantation 21% —
pain in the pancreas — 27%
parathyroid hormone reduced 21% —
aching lower back — 27%
increased calcium 21% —
liver dystrophy — 27%
chronic peritonitis 20% —
prolonged jaundice — 27%
protein reduced 20% —
little urine 19% 46%
decreased urea 20% —
back pain is aching — 26%
decreased ferritin 20% —
easily blushes — 26%
calcification 20% —
bad breath unpleasant — 26%
catheter-associated bloodstream infections 20% —
acute back pain — 25%
convulsions 20% —
back aching — 25%
chronic anemia 20% —
liver problems 7% 31%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries 20% —
liver pain — 23%
renal osteodystrophy 20% —
pain in the wrists — 23%
dyslipidemia 20% —
alcohol is abusing — 22%
damage to the nervous system 19% —
dry skin — 22%
protein-energy deficiency 19% —
facial pain — 22%
dehydration 19% —
contrast-induced nephropathy 10% 32%
protein c deficiency 19% —
urination painful — 22%
diabetic nephropathy 19% —
unpleasant sensations in the heart 9% 31%
observation skills 19% —
intoxication 16% 38%
hereditary jade 19% —
lower back pain — 22%
zpr fatigue from the disease 19% —
jaundice — 21%
terminal states 19% —
the skin is dark — 21%
dependence on food 19% —
history of liver surgery — 21%
decreased potassium 19% —
inflammation 15% 35%
protein with increased 19% —
heredity predisposition — 20%
dehydration in children 19% —
back pain — 20%
red urine 18% —
acute renal failure 14% 34%
arterial hypertension in children 18% —
medicinal nephropathy 19% 39%
obesity in children 18% —
digestive disorders — 19%
effects of overwork 18% —
dystrophy — 19%
there is heart failure 18% —
metabolic disorder 17% 36%
heart failure 18% —
abdominal pain — 18%
anomalies of kidney development 18% —
trauma 10% 28%
not enough time 18% —
kidney damage 22% 40%
weight gain 18% —
drug allergy 10% 27%
kidney dystopia 18% —
presses 8% 25%
osteoporosis 18% —
there are no complaints 16% 33%
diarrhea 18% —
subacute condition 9% 25%
polymorbidity 18% —
nephropathy 28% 44%
weakness after illness 18% —
effects of poisoning 14% 29%
thin 18% —
hypertension 24% 39%
hemoglobin increased 18% —
obesity 19% 34%
nausea 18% —
hepatitis c 7% 22%
lupus nephritis 18% —
swelling of the legs 6% 21%
congestive kidney 59% 39%
full 6% 21%
increased uric acid 18% —
impaired arterial function 23% 37%
overwork 17% —
violation of carbohydrate metabolism 10% 24%
polyuria 17% —
remission 6% 20%
anemia in children 17% —
violation of fat metabolism 10% 23%
surgical infections 17% —
facial swelling 10% 23%
headache attacks 17% —
hepatitis 6% 19%
muscle fatigue 17% —
aching 5% 18%
feeling of bruising 17% —
feels the heart 9% 22%
delayed puberty 17% —
dependence on the doctor 6% 19%
cardiodilation 17% —
periods of exacerbation 6% 19%
control issues 17% —
increased sensitivity 12% 25%
organic brain damage 17% —
acute pain 5% 17%
spicy food 17% —
acute condition 13% 25%

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