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Results: Differences General ✘Acute glomerulonephritis✘Chronic glomerulonephritis
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Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%(2)26%(7)
General urine test 78%(15)42%(5)
Coagulogram 46%(4)39%(2)
General blood test 33%(12)48%(5)
ECG 61%(0)—
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 57%—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies —26%
pale face 48% —
glomerulonephritis 75% 100%
baby bites 44% —
allergic rhinitis — 23%
fearless 42% —
moderate condition — 19%
acute glomerulonephritis 41% —
increased urea — 19%
itching in the anus 40% —
enlargement of the thyroid gland — 19%
ascariasis 39% —
kidney pain area 11% 29%
bruises under the eyes 38% —
essential hypertension — 12%
bites 38% —
i'm being watched — 12%
ascaris 38% —
worse from cold air — 11%
frequent colds 45% 6%
hematuria in adults — 11%
pale skin 36% —
symptomatic arterial hypertension — 10%
harmful child 36% —
medicinal nephropathy — 10%
periodic illness 43% 5%
tonsillopharyngitis — 10%
grits teeth 36% —
lying in bed — 9%
high height 35% —
acute nasopharyngitis runny — 9%
hysterical 34% —
frequent urination at night — 8%
thirst 42% 7%
nosebleed — 8%
thin child 32% —
acute viral hepatitis — 8%
likes sweets 32% —
the volume of blood loss is reduced — 8%
lowered 40% 8%
big nose — 8%
night sweating 29% —
renal hypertension — 8%
excessive sweating at night 29% —
the volume of blood loss is increased — 8%
dark eyes 29% —
catarrh of the nasopharynx — 8%
stubborn stubborn 28% —
rhinopharyngitis — 8%
anemia 28% —
kidney transplantation — 8%
illness from wet cold 25% —
hypertensive — 8%
increased 35% 10%
viral tonsillitis — 8%
berger 's disease 23% —
eating and drinking — 7%
thin 23% —
nose large eyes — 7%
rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis 35% 11%
intensive physical load — 7%
streptococci 21% —
decreased potassium — 7%
alport syndrome 20% —
hypoproteinemia — 7%
streptococcal tonsillitis 20% —
acceleration of movements — 7%
eclampsia 20% —
arterial bleeding — 7%
sediment urine 20% —
cholesterolemia — 7%
streptodermia 19% —
hyperlipidemia — 7%
hereditary jade 19% —
the consequences of taking antibiotic therapy — 7%
the accent of the II tone is on the aorta 18% —
drug disease — 7%
acute condition 18% —
night work — 7%
convulsions 18% —
speeded up urination — 7%
late pregnancy 17% —
acute hepatitis — 7%
pregnancy toxicosis 17% —
worse from cold — 7%
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies 17% —
flu — 7%
hematuric nephritis 16% —
toxic nephropathy — 7%
pale puffy face 16% —
blurred vision — 6%
alimentary-toxic aleikia 16% —
visual impairment — 6%
chronic tonsillitis 16% —
open person — 6%
ECG voltage too low 16% —
forced situation — 6%
mycotoxicoses 16% —
constantly moving — 6%
subacute septic endocarditis 16% —
overwork — 6%
toxicosis 16% —
hepatitis — 6%
endocarditis 16% —
subacute condition — 6%
microhematuria 27% 9%
scarring — 6%
spicy food 15% —
changes in the blood — 6%
arterial hypertension of the III degree 15% —
general weakness — 6%
protein with increased 15% —
fighting — 6%
pyoderma 15% —
protein reduced — 6%
heart hypertrophy 14% —
ARVI — 6%
apex systolic murmur 14% —
general swelling does — 6%
lower back pain 14% —
viral hepatitis — 6%
hypertension 41% 25%
a history of organ transplantation — 6%
deterioration from humidity 14% —
badly sees left eye — 5%
pneumococcal infection 14% —
gastrointestinal problems — 5%
swelling of the brain 14% —
liver problems — 5%
skin problems 14% —
nosebleed on the left — 5%
vasculitis 14% —
proteinuria 29% 33%
inflammation of the kidneys 30% 15%
heart dysfunction 10% 14%
back pain 13% —
consequences of taking medications 5% 8%
pneumococcal pneumonia 13% —
patient's condition 5% 8%
onset of illness 13% —
chronic condition 8% 10%
aslo is reduced 13% —
state of exacerbation 9% 10%
crackling in the lungs dry 13% —
changes in urine 10% 10%
urinary syndrome 13% —
crystalluria 10% 10%
the consequences of angina 13% —
vascular tumor 6% 6%
typhoid fever 13% —
feeling of bruising 6% 6%
urine does not leave 13% —
azotemia 13% 13%
worse from damp 13% —
oncology 7% 7%
systolic murmur on aorta 13% —
bleeding 5% 5%
urolithiasis 13% —
brucellosis 13% —
hypostenuria 13% —
worse from cold damp 13% —
acute left ventricular failure 12% —
trauma 12% —
malaria 12% —
nephrotic syndrome 12% —
streptococcal infections 12% —
impaired arterial function 34% 20%
diphtheria 12% —
sepsis 12% —
protein c deficiency 12% —
antinuclear factor 12% —
nephropathy 28% 14%
little urine 20% 6%
kidney failure 23% 9%
hematuria 26% 13%
multiple kidney stones 11% —
pneumonia in the anamnesis 11% —
agranulocytosis 11% —
polyuria 11% —
serous pleurisy 11% —
hemorrhagic syndrome 11% —
systemic vasculitis 11% —
wet crackling 11% —
acute renal failure 11% —
hypervolemia 11% —
headaches 11% —
feeling of pressure on the bottom 11% —
hearing impaired 11% —
time jumps in blood pressure 11% —
hypertrophy of the left ventricle 11% —
severe shortness of breath 11% —
swelling on the head 11% —
oxalaturia 11% —
frequent antibiotics 11% —
nephritic syndrome 11% —
effects of pneumonia 11% —
swelling of the whole body 10% —
fluid in the abdomen 10% —
acute allergic reactions 10% —
clinical death 10% —
acute heart failure 10% —

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