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Comparison results

 
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Distinctive symptoms
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blockage of blood vessels 47%
chronic condition 96%
dense anterior abdominal wall 45%
hydronephrosis 65%
floating blood clot 39%
injury of the ureter 65%
thrombosis of the lower extremities 39%
hydroureter 60%
shooting pains on the leg 35%
adenocarcinoma of the rectum 57%
thrombosis 35%
kidney diseases 56%
venous congestion 33%
little urine 51%
blue belly 30%
tuberculosis 48%
swelling of genitals 30%
kidney failure 48%
pain in the veins of the legs 29%
pain in the ureter 47%
blue veins 28%
history of surgery 47%
dense swelling 28%
oliguria 47%
up circulatory disorders 27%
the bladder was removed 46%
leg pain with edema 27%
dull pain in the lower back 46%
pain in the lumbar back 27%
ureteral stones 45%
swelling 26%
tuberculosis of the kidneys 45%
squeezes his legs 26%
convulsions 44%
subcutaneous edema 26%
pyelonephritis 44%
swelling of the extremities 26%
chronic kidney failure 43%
swelling of the whole body 26%
inflammation of the kidneys 42%
chronic venous edema 25%
pionephrosis 42%
pain in the groin area 25%
cloudy urine 41%
abdominal swelling 24%
tumors of the ureter 41%
chronic heart failure 23%
rectal cancer 40%
swelling of the legs 23%
impaired arterial function 40%
acute venous thrombosis 23%
angioplasty 40%
pain in the veins 23%
chronic pyelonephritis 40%
pain in the legs 21%
pain in the upper back 40%
CHD 20%
neoplasms of the vulva 39%
pain before urination 39%
congestive kidney 39%
prostate cancer 39%
vomiting with increased blood pressure 39%
tuberculosis in the anamnesis 38%
nausea with increased pressure 38%
feeling of stenosis 38%
scarring 37%
feeling of heat in the back 37%
stones in the bladder 37%
gonorrhea 37%
pyelitis 37%
radiation damage 37%
nausea 36%
tumors of the rectum 35%
consequences of plastic surgery 35%
not enough freedom 35%
vomiting 35%
nausea with fever 34%
bladder interventions 33%
consequences of surgery 33%
bowel cancer 32%
vomiting at fever 32%
trauma 32%
urination disorder 32%
patient's condition 31%
consequences of taking medications 31%
bedsores 31%
urination painful 31%
cramps in the legs 30%
chronic kidney disease 30%
gangrene 30%
increased 30%
low body temperature 30%
genital neoplasms 30%
acute injury 29%
intestinal tumor 29%
fever in the body 29%
lot of operations in small things 28%
general intoxication syndrome 27%
nausea vomiting 27%
radiation therapy 27%
vascular damage 26%
peptic ulcer 26%
consequences of injuries 25%
hypertension 25%
surgical infections 25%
intoxication 24%
high temperature 24%
cancer 24%
feeling of heat 24%
consequences of infection 23%
skin problems 22%
oncology 22%
inflammation 22%
lowered 17% 30%
sciatic nerve pain 30% 39%
shooting back pain 31% 40%
shooting pain in the lower back 31% 40%
lumbago 31% 40%
infringement of the sciatic nerve 31% 40%
pinching nerves 31% 40%
sciatica 30% 39%
pain in the sacrum 27% 35%
shooting pains 28% 36%
radiculitis 28% 36%
back pain 22% 29%
neuralgia 23% 30%
lower back pain 24% 31%
pain throughout the body 21% 27%

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