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Results: Differences General ✘Diabetic nephropathy✘Contrast-induced nephropathy
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Distinctive symptoms
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protein in urine is reduced 26% —
lymphostasis — 27%
weather dependence 26% —
increased uric acid — 25%
end-stage renal failure 25% —
gouty nephropathy — 23%
cold extremities 25% —
gout — 22%
protein c deficiency 21% —
interstitial nephritis 11% 32%
ckd c4 21% —
analgesic nephropathy — 18%
violation of protein metabolism 21% —
urinary syndrome — 18%
protein reduced 20% —
renal edema — 17%
essential hypertension 33% 12%
acute injury — 16%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 28% 7%
myeloma — 16%
hypertensive nephropathy 18% —
acute renal failure — 15%
lipid metabolism 18% —
amyloidosis of the kidneys — 15%
protein with increased 17% —
dystrophy — 15%
chronic anemia 17% —
polyuria — 15%
violation of carbohydrate metabolism 17% —
thrombotic microangiopathy — 14%
hypoglycemia 17% —
nephrosis — 14%
urea in the urine is lowered 16% —
thrombocytopenia — 14%
increased cholesterol 16% —
inflammation of the kidneys 14% 27%
kidney hypertrophy 16% —
vascular spasm — 13%
nephrotic syndrome 16% —
renal papillary necrosis — 13%
osteoporosis 16% —
inflammation 7% 20%
hyperlipidemia 16% —
diuresis is reduced — 13%
decreased calcium 15% —
systolic hypertension — 12%
diabetes mellitus 31% 14%
appetite is bad — 12%
renal osteodystrophy 13% —
eats — 12%
kidney transplantation 24% 9%
concentrated urine — 12%
little urine 33% 18%
amyloidosis — 12%
increased sugar 20% 5%
renal colic — 12%
hemoglobin increased 13% —
constant nausea — 12%
hypertension 33% 18%
worse before eating — 12%
hyperphosphatemia 23% 8%
rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis — 12%
decreased urea 12% —
oliguria 8% 20%
in the family diabetes 12% —
pyelitis 9% 21%
diarrhea from milk 12% —
kidney damage 11% 23%
increased urea 12% —
pyelonephritis 15% 27%
type 1 diabetes mellitus 22% 8%
nausea — 11%
diarrhea with blood 11% —
single stones in the bladder — 11%
blood pressure 140 on 11% —
pionephrosis — 11%
pressure 140 on 11% —
serum sickness — 11%
tuberculosis of the kidneys 11% —
effects of hypoxia — 11%
violation of fat metabolism 11% —
increased potassium 10% 21%
prays 11% —
nausea during meals — 11%
stroke 11% —
papillitis — 11%
terminal states 11% —
hereditary jade — 11%
vitamin d deficiency 11% —
anuria — 11%
patient's condition 24% 11%
hypertensive heart failure — 11%
need for fats 11% —
spasm — 11%
hyperparathyroidism 10% —
no feeling of hunger — 11%
metallic taste in his mouth 10% —
congenital abnormalities of the ureter — 11%
urea in the urine is elevated 10% —
necrosis 8% 19%
azotemia 10% —
colic — 10%
swelling of the legs 10% —
cardiogenic shock — 10%
changes in urine 20% 8%
eating salt — 10%
pressure 130 on 10% —
myoglobinuria — 10%
nephrosclerosis 10% —
does not like touching — 10%
insulin is elevated 10% —
hypobilirubinemia — 10%
independent 10% —
increased diuresis — 10%
renal anemia 9% —
hypotonic dehydration — 10%
diarrhea 9% —
polycystic kidney — 10%
smokes 9% —
inflammation of the nipple — 10%
headache in the temples 9% —
addison 's crisis — 10%
increased vitamin d3 9% —
complications of liver transplantation — 10%
control issues 9% —
acute tubular necrosis — 10%
increased blood flow rate 9% —
malignant arterial hypertension — 10%
red urine 9% —
ischemic nephropathy — 10%
renal hypertension 20% 9%
pain worse from pressure — 10%
obliterating atherosclerosis 8% —
hypotonic crisis — 10%
increased blood clotting 8% —
posthemorrhagic anemia — 9%
chronic diarrhea 8% —
kidney pain area — 9%
swelling of the hips 8% —
intoxication — 9%
a history of prosthetics 8% —
hypovolemic shock — 9%
calcium metabolism disorders 8% —
periods of exacerbation — 9%
gastrointestinal problems 8% —
worse during meals — 9%
grey urine 8% —
thrombocytosis — 9%
neurosis of the heart 8% —
frequent urination at night — 9%
fluid retention 8% —
worse food — 9%
hypertrophy of the left ventricle 8% —
acute condition — 9%
familial diabetes 8% —
the volume of blood loss is reduced — 9%
swelling of the whole body 8% —
acute blood loss — 9%
takes a long time to choose 8% —
low acidity — 9%
dizziness when getting 8% —
trauma 8% 17%
increase in albumin 22% 12%
ureteral cancer — 9%
increased cholesterol levels in the blood 8% —
cardiac cirrhosis of the liver — 9%
loves speed 7% —
kidney cyst — 9%
swelling pasty legs 7% —
cystic fibrosis — 8%
shows genitals 7% —
cardiac asthma — 8%
arteriovenous fistula 7% —
urination disorder — 8%
the need for security 7% —
violation of the left parts of the heart — 8%
lactic acidosis 7% —
decreased uric acid — 8%
painless myocardial ischemia 7% —
positional compression syndrome — 8%
weight gain 7% —
prolonged crushing syndrome — 8%
duration of qrs interval is increased 7% —
surgical infections — 8%
violation of gastric motility 7% —
hot flashes — 8%
liver dysfunction 7% —
bilirubin is elevated — 8%
osteomalacia 7% —
drug poisoning — 8%
pressure 120 on 7% —
vasculitis — 8%
hypophosphatasia 7% —
adrenal insufficiency — 8%
gynecomastia 7% —
polycystic — 8%
eats sugar 7% —
decrease sodium — 8%
pasty legs 7% —
spinal injury — 8%

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