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Results: Differences General ✘Diabetic nephropathy✘Toxic nephropathy
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 58%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —97%
hyperglycemia 57% —
decrease in creatinine 20% 100%
increased urea 37% —
acute tubular necrosis — 51%
essential hypertension 33% —
polyuria — 50%
cholesterolemia 29% —
iodine poisoning — 40%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels 27% —
vinegar poisoning — 40%
protein in urine is reduced 26% —
lowered 27% 65%
end-stage renal failure 25% —
myoglobinuria — 37%
weather dependence 25% —
toxic nephropathy 11% 46%
cold extremities 24% —
intoxication — 34%
kidney transplantation 24% —
phenol poisoning — 34%
hyperphosphatemia 23% —
kidney damage 11% 45%
chronic kidney disease 23% —
thirst — 34%
chronic kidney failure 23% —
dysmetabolic nephropathy — 31%
type 1 diabetes mellitus 22% —
heaviness in the lower back — 30%
no appetite 22% —
general weakness — 30%
increase in albumin 22% —
acute renal failure — 30%
increase in gfr urine 22% —
medicinal nephropathy 15% 45%
protein c deficiency 21% —
contrast-induced nephropathy — 29%
congestive kidney 21% —
dull back pain — 29%
protein reduced 21% —
acute glomerulonephritis 10% 39%
violation of protein metabolism 21% —
white blood cells and red blood cells in the urine — 29%
ckd c4 21% —
dull pain in the lower back — 29%
changes in urine 20% —
uremia 16% 44%
renal hypertension 20% —
lower back pain — 28%
decrease in albumin 20% —
alternating syndromes — 28%
a history of organ transplantation 18% —
convulsions — 28%
hypertensive nephropathy 18% —
increased 43% 70%
violation of carbohydrate metabolism 18% —
hallucinations — 26%
chronic anemia 17% —
effects of poisoning — 26%
impaired arterial function 17% —
my back gets tired — 26%
diabetes mellitus 35% 16%
acute injury — 26%
hypertension 35% 16%
necrosis 8% 34%
protein with increased 17% —
ischemic nephropathy — 25%
hypoglycemia 17% —
heaviness in the back — 25%
blood diseases 17% —
tubulopathy — 25%
nephrotic syndrome 16% —
kidney infarction — 25%
kidney hypertrophy 16% —
renal edema — 25%
hyperlipidemia 16% —
back pain — 25%
osteoporosis 16% —
microhematuria — 25%
hypoproteinemia 15% —
pain throughout the body — 24%
decreased calcium 15% —
increased ESR 28% 52%
up circulatory disorders 14% —
weakness in the lower back — 24%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries 14% —
pain in the entire spine — 24%
hemoglobin increased 13% —
general intoxication syndrome — 24%
renal osteodystrophy 13% —
nocturnal diuresis — 24%
chronic glomerulonephritis 13% —
metabolic disorder 12% 36%
symptomatic arterial hypertension 13% —
trauma 8% 32%
in the family diabetes 12% —
altered voice — 24%
hypotension 12% —
leukocytosis — 24%
diarrhea from milk 12% —
increased diuresis — 24%
renal artery stenosis 12% —
cross-injury — 23%
myocardial infarction 12% —
anuria — 23%
violation of fat metabolism 11% —
tension in the body — 23%
urea in the urine is elevated 11% —
heaviness in the kidneys — 23%
vitamin d deficiency 11% —
urination with blood — 23%
diarrhea with blood 11% —
nausea — 23%
tuberculosis of the kidneys 11% —
aching all over the body — 23%
need for fats 11% —
whole head hurts — 23%
dyslipidemia 11% —
hypertensive — 22%
terminal states 11% —
visual hallucinations — 22%
stroke 11% —
vomiting — 22%
prays 11% —
headache aching — 22%
heart failure 10% —
consequences of taking medications 9% 31%
urination is regular 10% —
kidney pain area — 22%
swelling of the legs 10% —
hears voices — 22%
nephrosclerosis 10% —
increased uric acid — 22%
swelling and pasty legs 10% —
swelling of the whole body 8% 29%
acute pyelonephritis 10% —
headache tension — 21%
azotemia 10% —
heaviness in the body — 21%
hyperparathyroidism 10% —
tension in the head — 21%
metabolic syndrome 10% —
nausea and diarrhea — 20%
metallic taste in his mouth 10% —
dementia — 20%
independent 10% —
pulmonary hypertension — 20%
there is heart failure 10% —
weakness during the day — 20%
insulin increase 10% —
rash on the body — 20%
red urine 9% —
Common symptoms are weakness — 20%
pyelitis 9% —
glomerulonephritis 12% 32%
increased blood flow rate 9% —
increased potassium 10% 30%
smokes 9% —
drug disease 13% 33%
increased vitamin d3 9% —
toxic liver — 19%
not enough time 9% —
unformed feces 5% 24%
a serious man 9% —
fungus — 19%
control issues 9% —
diarrhea vomiting — 19%
impaired venous function 9% —
painful urination — 19%
headache in the temples 9% —
destructive behavior 5% 24%
there are no complaints 9% —
addiction — 19%
dehydration 9% —
kidney failure 20% 39%
renal anemia 9% —
hematuria 11% 29%
constantly moving 9% —
pedantry — 18%
arterial occlusion 9% —
effects of shock — 18%
chronic pyelonephritis 9% —
thrombocytopenia — 18%
renin increased 8% —
state of exacerbation — 17%
muscular dystonia 8% —
nausea vomiting — 17%
swelling of the hips 8% —
delirium — 17%
type 2 diabetes mellitus 8% —
crystalluria 10% 27%
a history of prosthetics 8% —
radiation therapy — 17%
insulin deficiency 8% —
muscle pain — 17%
increase in phosphorus 8% —
swelling 16% 33%
familial diabetes 8% —
confusion of consciousness — 17%
chronic diarrhea 8% —
madness — 17%

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