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Results: Differences General	✘Neurogenic bladder	✘Glomerulonephritis in children
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 100%(9) Blood biochemistry — 41%(0) General blood test — 35%(6)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	31%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	68%
can't hold urine	29%	—
stomach pain from hunger	—	36%
inconclusive urge to urinate	19%	—
worse from hunger	—	33%
difficulty urinating	16%	—
glomerulonephritis in children	—	30%
delayed urination	15%	—
acute glomerulonephritis	—	29%
sluggish baby	12%	—
worse from cold	—	27%
irritation of the bladder	9%	—
hereditary jade	—	27%
neurogenic bladder	9%	—
streptococcal infections	—	25%
detrusor-sphincter dissinergia	8%	—
chronic glomerulonephritis	—	25%
paralysis	7%	—
arterial hypertension in children	—	22%
weak stream of urine	7%	—
hypertensive nephropathy	—	22%
frequent imperative urge to urinate	6%	—
streptococci	—	20%
urination disorder	6%	—
berger 's disease	—	20%
urination incomplete	6%	—
cold freezing	—	19%
demyelinating diseases	6%	—
nephropathy	—	19%
volume of residual urine is increased	5%	—
protein in the urine	—	19%
pain in the bladder	5%	—
medicinal nephropathy	—	19%
not complete emptying of the bladder	5%	—
illness from wet cold	—	19%
terminal leakage of urine	5%	—
botkin's disease in children	—	19%
volume of residual urine is reduced	5%	—
helminthiasis in children	—	18%
shrunken bladder	5%	—
rheumatism in children	—	17%
ear tumors	4%	—
oliguria	—	17%
severe childbirth	4%	—
urine the color of meat slops	—	17%
pyelitis	4%	—
membranous glomerulonephritis	—	17%
obstructive uropathy	4%	—
cylindruria	—	17%
consequences of taking medications	4%	—
aslo is reduced	—	17%
vesicoureteral reflux	4%	—
inflammation of the kidneys	3%	20%
lack of urination	4%	—
impetigo in children	—	16%
pain before urination	4%	—
allergy	—	16%
urethral injuries	4%	—
group streptococcus antigens positive	—	16%
muscle hypertonus	4%	—
hematuria in adults	—	16%
chronic pyelonephritis	4%	—
swelling	—	16%
spinal cord tumors	4%	—
anuria	—	16%
hydroureter	4%	—
childhood diseases	—	15%
generic tumor	4%	—
impetigo	—	15%
damage to the nervous system	4%	—
periodic chills	—	15%
lot of tasks	4%	—
scarlet	—	15%
lumbar spinal cord	4%	—
streptodermia in children	—	15%
feeling of residual urine	4%	—
kidney diseases	3%	17%
leakage of urine	4%	—
streptococcal tonsillitis	—	14%
feeling of incomplete emptying of the bladder	4%	—
chills down the back	—	14%
ear cholesteatoma	4%	—
tonsillitis in children	—	14%
difficulty urinating in men	4%	—
decrease in creatinine	—	14%
tuberculoma of the brain	4%	—
drug allergy	—	14%
lack of urge to urinate	4%	—
2 children	—	14%
frequent cystitis	4%	—
allergies in children	—	14%
impaired nervous system function	3%	—
endocarditis rheumatic	—	13%
painful swelling	3%	—
hypertension	3%	16%
brain tumors	3%	—
ramsey hunt syndrome	—	13%
inflammation of the brain	3%	—
pyoderma in a child	—	13%
urination painful	3%	—
streptodermia	—	13%
neuritis	3%	—
erythrocytic cylindruria	—	13%
brain tumor	3%	—
pharyngitis in children	—	13%
sweating is increased	3%	—
severe pain in the lower back	—	12%
underdevelopment	3%	—
candida fungi	—	12%
leukoencephalitis	3%	—
parasitic liver diseases	—	12%
consequences of childbirth	3%	—
helminths	—	12%
traumatic illness	3%	—
headache in schoolchildren	—	12%
fundamental	3%	—
sore throats in childhood	—	12%
neuralgia	3%	—
malaria	—	12%
stroke	3%	—
decrease in ESR	—	12%
lower abdominal pain	3%	—
allergy in an infant	—	12%
pyelonephritis	3%	—
high height	—	12%
spasm	3%	—
chills with nausea	—	12%
brain damage	3%	—
pressure 160 on	—	12%
operative delivery	3%	—
little urine	3%	15%
patient's condition	3%	—
frequent urination at night	3%	15%
myelopathy	3%	—
chills	—	12%
birth trauma	3%	—
pressure 140 on	—	11%
meningoencephalitis	3%	—
vomiting at high temperature	—	11%
bladder interventions	3%	—
feeling of heat in the back	—	11%
often abdominal pain	3%	—
decreased urea	—	11%
oncology	3%	—
acute condition	—	11%
ganglia	3%	—
increased sensitivity	—	11%
trauma	3%	—
periodic nausea	—	11%
pain in the groin area	3%	—
blood pressure 140 on	—	11%
consequences of vaccinations	3%	—
swelling of eyelids	—	11%
cystitis	3%	—
worse extreme temperatures	—	11%
no discharge	3%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	11%
angioplasty	2%	—
nausea	—	11%
abdominal pain	2%	—
protein in urine is reduced	—	11%
consequences of surgery	2%	—
diuresis is reduced	—	11%
diabetes mellitus	2%	—
nocturnal diuresis	—	11%
radiation damage	2%	—
chills when vomiting	—	11%
stones in the bladder	2%	—
leukocytosis	—	11%
allergic vasculitis	—	11%
arvi in children	—	11%
hepatitis A	—	11%
increased	3%	14%
candidiasis	—	10%
nausea with fever	—	10%
pneumonia in the anamnesis	—	10%
angiopathy	—	10%
acute allergic reactions	—	10%
blisters	—	10%
fluid in the abdomen	—	10%
consequences of a viral infection	—	10%
facial swelling	—	10%
rheumatism	—	10%
cyclic vomiting	—	10%
decrease in albumin	—	10%
pyoderma	—	10%
measles	—	10%
rheumatic inflammation	—	10%
chickenpox	—	10%
inflammation	4%	14%
pharyngitis	—	10%
decrease in gamma globulins	—	10%
prolonged urination	—	10%
acute back pain	—	10%
vomiting	—	10%
medicinal hepatitis	—	10%
pneumonia in children	—	10%
increased uric acid	—	10%
severe itching of the skin	—	10%
ARVI	—	9%
pleurisy	—	9%

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