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Results: Differences Similar ✘Tubular kidney carcinoma✘Uremia
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Distinctive symptoms
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renal cell carcinoma 39% —
congestive kidney 10% 65%
renal vein thrombosis 35% —
increase ggtp — 44%
kidney cancer 40% 8%
parathyroid hormone increased — 43%
hippel-lindau disease 25% —
increase in creatinine — 41%
varicocele 25% —
chronic kidney disease 25% 66%
metastases 23% —
kidney failure 16% 54%
angiomatosis 21% —
end-stage renal failure — 36%
weakness after diarrhea 21% —
erythropenia — 33%
cancer intoxication 20% —
increased urea — 32%
digestive weakness 20% —
increased ferritin — 31%
metastatic brain tumors 19% —
scleroderma — 31%
lower back pain gives the hips 19% —
with anemia 19% 49%
bone metastases 19% —
hyperphosphatemia — 29%
neuroendocrine tumors 18% —
tachycardia — 29%
pulling pain hip 18% —
palpitations — 28%
oncology relatives 18% —
uremia 11% 38%
ru 18% —
ckd c4 — 27%
brain cancer 18% —
increase in gfr urine — 25%
paraneoplastic syndrome 17% —
hypervolemia — 25%
recurrence of kidney cancer 17% —
quickly gets tired — 25%
cns tumors 17% —
better in spring — 24%
kidney stones 17% —
weakness — 24%
postoperative pain 17% —
increase in albumin — 24%
kidney pain area 17% —
complications of kidney transplantation — 24%
pain in oncological diseases 17% —
calciphylaxis — 23%
screams when 17% —
kidney damage — 23%
back pain 17% —
hyperparathyroidism — 23%
pain from the lower back spreads to the legs 17% —
general loss of strength — 23%
solid tumors 17% —
burning in the throat — 23%
radiation damage 25% 6%
increased potassium — 23%
brain tumor 16% —
increased ESR 7% 30%
multiple kidney stones 16% —
metabolic acidosis — 22%
cancer 26% 8%
azotemia — 22%
radiation therapy 24% 6%
decreased calcium — 22%
kidney removed 15% —
increased calcium — 22%
constant aching pain 15% —
increased atherogenicity — 22%
effects of radiation therapy 15% —
vitamin d deficiency — 22%
hemoptysis 15% —
decreased urea — 21%
severe pain in the lower back 15% —
parathyroid hormone reduced — 21%
pulling pains in the legs 15% —
dyslipidemia — 21%
mucous sputum 14% —
catheter-associated bloodstream infections — 21%
acute urinary 14% —
calcification — 21%
pain after a fracture 14% —
terminal states — 21%
hematuria 28% 12%
aids — 21%
lower back pain 14% —
protein in urine is reduced — 21%
pain in the ureter 14% —
increased vitamin d3 — 21%
pulling pain in 14% —
decrease in phosphorus — 21%
tuberculosis of the kidneys 14% —
protein reduced — 20%
high temperature 14% —
red urine — 20%
ewing 's sarcoma 14% —
increase in phosphorus — 20%
renal edema 14% —
observation — 20%
pionephrosis 14% —
convulsions — 20%
thrombocytosis 14% —
decreased ferritin — 20%
bleeding from the bladder 14% —
renal osteodystrophy — 20%
sputum 14% —
damage to the nervous system — 19%
paranephritis 14% —
thirst — 19%
tumors of the diaphragm 14% —
hereditary jade — 19%
not sensitive to pain 13% —
hypokalemia — 19%
pain in the feet permanent 13% —
dependence on food — 19%
chills 13% —
diabetic nephropathy — 19%
metastases in the spine 13% —
dehydration — 19%
pulling back pain 13% —
weight — 19%
back pain is aching 13% —
dehydration in children — 19%
pain gives in the groin 13% —
kidney failure in children — 19%
constant pain 13% —
protein with increased — 19%
pain gives in the back 13% —
unspecified mental disorders — 18%
pain gives in the leg 13% —
thin — 18%
feeling of uselessness 13% —
intra-abdominal infections — 18%
pain in the legs 13% —
arterial hypertension in children — 18%
vascular tumor 25% 10%
heart dysfunction — 18%
acute pain in the legs 12% —
heart failure in children — 18%
renal colic 12% —
anomalies of kidney development — 18%
cyst of the right kidney 12% —
hypotension — 18%
diarrhea in the morning 12% —
osteoporosis — 18%
loose stools in the morning 12% —
no appetite 18% 36%
hydronephrosis 12% —
increased uric acid — 18%
hypernephroma 12% —
anuria 8% 26%
pain in the thigh 12% —
hypertension 10% 28%
middle East respiratory syndrome 12% —
headaches — 18%
papillary adenocarcinoma of the kidney 12% —
dizziness attacks — 18%
chair in the morning 12% —
effects of overwork — 18%
pain throughout the body 12% —
acute injury — 18%
venous thrombosis 25% 11%
lupus nephritis — 18%
neutropenia 11% —
obesity in children — 18%
malignant lymphoma 11% —
hypertension with dizziness — 17%
diarrhea in the evening 11% —
cystinosis — 17%
toxic liver 11% —
metabolic syndrome — 17%
intracardiac thrombosis 11% —
organic brain damage — 17%
increased thyroxine 11% —
cardiodilation — 17%
kidney cyst 28% 15%
delayed sexual development — 17%
thing hemangioblastoma 11% —
retinopathy — 17%
pain in the groin area 11% —
better from pressure — 17%
colic 11% —
calcification of the coronary arteries — 17%
febrile body temperature 11% —
death of the child — 17%
feeling of blood loss 11% —
hemolytic-uremic syndrome — 17%
lung infarction 11% —
headache attacks — 17%
benign neoplasms 11% —
anemia in children — 17%
venous mesh on legs 11% —
muscle fatigue — 17%
increased cholesterol 11% —
headache with dizziness — 17%
spongy kidney 11% —
polyuria — 17%

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