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Results: Differences General ✘Megacalicosis✘Interstitial nephritis
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Distinctive symptoms
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oxalate kidney stones 40% —
leukocyturia 23% 79%
spongy kidney 34% —
pyelitis — 47%
kidney cyst 34% —
inflammation — 45%
tuberculosis of the kidneys 32% —
pyelonephritis 31% 70%
kidney stones 36% 7%
increased ESR — 39%
cysts 26% —
interstitial nephritis — 39%
dull pain in the lower back 33% 8%
increase in creatinine — 35%
porous skin 23% —
hematuria 19% 49%
white blood cells and red blood cells in the urine 33% 8%
polyuria — 30%
dull back pain 32% 8%
acute pyelonephritis — 29%
tuberculosis 20% —
inflammation of the kidneys 30% 58%
brain tumor 20% —
with reactive protein increased — 28%
oncology 16% 1%
urinary syndrome — 28%
lower back pain 31% 16%
anemia — 27%
anomalies of kidney development 24% 9%
kidney failure — 27%
attacks of pain 18% 4%
increased uric acid — 25%
back pain 29% 16%
anuria — 25%
back pain is aching 26% 13%
protein with increased — 25%
aching lower back 26% 13%
hypostenuria — 24%
lingering pain in the lower back 27% 14%
oliguria — 24%
back aching 25% 13%
gout — 23%
chills 20% 10%
acute cystitis — 22%
nausea 18% 9%
little urine — 22%
no appetite 19% 10%
increased urea — 22%
angioplasty 16% 8%
blood diseases — 21%
aching 18% 11%
lowered — 21%
urolithiasis 18% 12%
impaired arterial function — 20%
intoxication — 19%
pyelonephritis in children — 19%
high temperature — 19%
feeling of heat — 19%
heart dysfunction — 19%
acute renal failure — 19%
changes in urine — 18%
anxiety — 18%
speeded up urination — 18%
analgesic nephropathy — 18%
decrease in creatinine — 18%
decrease sodium — 17%
chronic kidney disease — 17%
vesicoureteral reflux — 17%
kidney damage — 17%
urinary tract infection in children — 17%
chronic kidney failure — 17%
myeloma — 16%
consequences of taking medications — 16%
urination disorder — 16%
angiopathy — 16%
back sweating — 16%
frequent urination at night — 16%
congestive kidney — 16%
prolonged urination — 16%
hypochloremia — 16%
kidney pain area — 16%
acute condition — 16%
control issues — 16%
chlorine reduction — 15%
acidosis — 15%
urosepsis — 15%
eosinophilia — 15%
general intoxication syndrome — 15%
swelling — 15%
thrombotic microangiopathy — 15%
diabetes mellitus — 15%
decreased potassium — 14%
onset of illness — 14%
obstructive uropathy — 14%
frequent genyantritis — 14%
frequent otitis media in childhood — 14%
leukocytosis — 14%
renal papillary necrosis — 14%
gouty nephropathy — 14%
CHD — 14%
imbalance — 14%
cylindruria — 14%
microhematuria — 14%
congenital abnormalities of the ureter — 14%
palpitations — 13%
tachycardia — 13%
necrosis — 13%
electrolyte balance disorders — 13%
heaviness in the kidneys — 13%
history of surgery — 13%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries — 13%
infection genitourinary — 13%
periodic illness — 13%
genyantritis in childhood — 13%
urination with blood — 13%
cystitis — 13%
frequent sore throats in childhood — 13%
fetid urine — 13%
hereditary jade — 13%
urethrocele — 13%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels — 13%
oxalaturia — 12%
urethra valves — 12%
urethritis — 12%
contrast-induced nephropathy — 12%
frequent imperative urge to urinate — 12%
better in afternoon — 12%
essential hypertension — 12%
renal colic — 12%
improvement from sweating — 12%
patient's condition — 12%
early development — 12%
medicinal nephropathy — 12%
increased 33% 45%
consequences of infection — 12%
frequent colds in childhood — 11%
phimosis — 11%
acute urethritis — 11%
myoglobinuria — 11%
acute injury — 11%
otitis in childhood — 11%
increased fibrinogen — 11%
tonsillopharyngitis — 11%
paranephritis — 11%
pionephrosis — 11%
genyantritis chronic — 11%
strong character — 11%
single stones in the bladder — 11%
does not urinate — 11%
chronic rhinopharyngitis — 11%
papillitis — 11%
sweating during meals — 11%
violation of the function of the left kidney — 11%
allergy to antibiotics — 11%
feeling the heat in the skin — 11%
inflammation of the nipple — 11%
sweating during the day — 11%
pain worse from pressure — 11%
pain in the entire spine — 10%
does not like touching — 10%
sepsis — 10%
weakness in the lower back — 10%
erythrocytic anemia — 10%
effects of poisoning — 10%
complications of liver transplantation — 10%
viral tonsillitis — 10%
cystopyelitis — 10%
state of exacerbation — 10%
abscess — 10%
bacteremia — 10%
sweating of the head — 10%
diverticulum of the ureter — 10%
cystitis in children — 10%
pain throughout the body — 10%
rashes on the lower back — 10%
diverticulum of the bladder — 10%
acute tubular necrosis — 10%
decrease in albumin — 10%
effects of taking antibiotics — 10%
acute nasopharyngitis runny — 10%
lack of urination — 10%
urination is regular — 10%
high fever — 10%
viral otitis media — 10%
regular stool — 10%
decreased urea — 10%
genyantritis — 10%
Friedlander 's pneumonia — 10%
frequent otitis — 10%
chronic sinusitis — 10%
no children — 10%
colic — 10%
the consequences of angina — 10%
sore throats in childhood — 10%
sweating with weakness — 9%
restrains stool — 9%
pain when touched — 9%
nausea during the day — 9%
dehydration — 9%
headaches — 9%

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