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Results: Differences General	✘Nephrotic syndrome	✘Lipoid nephrosis
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 94%(12) 100%(7) General blood test 98%(9) 53%(17) General urine test 43%(5) 66%(17) Coagulogram 55%(6) 48%(7) Creatinine clearance 64%(0) 11%(0) ECG — 46%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	67%	24%
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	36%
renal vein thrombosis	25%	—
lipoid nephrosis	—	33%
membranous glomerulonephritis	23%	—
nephrosis	—	29%
varicocele on the left	18%	—
changes in urine	—	22%
renin increased	18%	—
berger 's disease	—	22%
acute venous thrombosis	17%	—
childhood diseases	—	22%
pain in the left ovary	16%	—
hereditary jade	—	21%
lower back pain on the left	15%	—
sediment urine	—	21%
platelet aggregation increased	15%	—
acute glomerulonephritis	—	21%
increased vasopressin	15%	—
history of surgery	—	21%
diuresis is reduced	15%	—
facial swelling	—	20%
back pain on the left	14%	—
inflammation	—	20%
decrease in thyroxine	14%	—
microhematuria	—	19%
microcytic anemia	14%	—
desire for warm water	—	19%
he's too tall	13%	—
alport syndrome	—	19%
thirst	28%	13%
hematuric nephritis	—	19%
varicocele	13%	—
erysipelas	—	19%
ovarian pain	12%	—
kidney failure in children	—	18%
severe pain in the lower back	12%	—
nephrosclerosis	—	17%
abdominal pain on the left	12%	—
nephropathy	11%	28%
soreness of the uterus	12%	—
inflammation of the kidneys	12%	29%
hypovolemic shock	11%	—
nephrotic syndrome	23%	40%
hypovitaminosis to	11%	—
antinuclear factor	—	16%
reduction of LDL	11%	—
antineutrophilic cytoplasmic antibodies	—	16%
vitamin K1 is lowered	11%	—
dystrophy	—	16%
diabetic nephropathy	11%	—
swelling of eyelids	—	16%
renal artery stenosis	10%	—
malaria	—	16%
rickets	10%	—
eating ice	—	16%
increased sodium	10%	—
pale puffy face	—	15%
decreased vitamin d3	10%	—
intestinal lymphoma	—	15%
thrombocytosis	10%	—
uremia	—	15%
latent iron deficiency	10%	—
protein in urine is reduced	—	15%
worse in violation of the diet	10%	—
oily facial skin	—	15%
increase in albumin	10%	—
rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis	—	15%
lower triglycerides	10%	—
mercury poisoning	—	15%
kidney pain area	10%	—
glomerulonephritis in children	—	15%
convulsions	10%	—
urolithiasis	—	14%
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries	10%	—
swelling of the face in the morning	—	14%
acute back pain	10%	—
decrease in albumin	—	14%
hyperparathyroidism	10%	—
white blood cells and red blood cells in the urine	—	14%
cramps in the legs	9%	—
chronic dysentery	—	14%
abdominal swelling	9%	—
puffiness of the eyelids in the morning	—	14%
arterial bleeding	9%	—
chronic glomerulonephritis	—	14%
pain in the veins	9%	—
subcutaneous edema	—	14%
acidosis	9%	—
brown urine	—	13%
sudden pain	9%	—
is very sensitive	—	13%
left-sided symptoms	9%	—
no discharge	—	13%
sharp abdominal pain	9%	—
altitude sickness	—	13%
vitamin d deficiency	9%	—
chronic arthritis	—	13%
metabolic acidosis	9%	—
periods of exacerbation	—	13%
lower back pain	9%	—
hypogammaglobulinemia	—	13%
dry mouth	9%	—
bacterial dysentery	—	13%
pulmonary embolism	9%	—
tuberculosis intoxication	—	13%
peripheral artery thrombosis	9%	—
antithrombin is elevated	—	13%
dyspnea	8%	—
patient's condition	—	13%
unformed feces	8%	—
urine light	—	13%
arterial occlusion	8%	—
chronic kidney disease	—	13%
general swelling does	8%	—
impaired kidney function	14%	27%
swelling of the legs	8%	—
little urine	8%	21%
beriberi	8%	—
lead poisoning	—	12%
diarrhea	8%	—
osteoporosis	—	12%
malabsorption	8%	—
chronic enterocolitis	—	12%
fighting	8%	—
aslo is reduced	—	12%
liver failure	8%	—
diseases of the gastrointestinal tract	—	12%
proteinuria	43%	33%
tuberculosis arthritis	—	12%
appendages of the uterus	8%	—
dysentery	—	12%
back pain	8%	—
azotemia	—	12%
enteropathy	8%	—
amyloidosis of the kidneys	—	12%
muscle hypertonus	8%	—
kidney damage	—	12%
atherosclerosis of blood vessels	8%	—
syphilis	—	12%
dry	7%	—
pulmonary edema	—	12%
angiopathy	7%	—
systemic lupus erythematosus	—	12%
acute pain	7%	—
skin problems	—	12%
impaired venous function	7%	—
intestinal colic	—	12%
vomiting	7%	—
kidney failure	11%	23%
impaired lung function	7%	—
hematuria	13%	25%
abdominal pain	7%	—
tuberculosis of the joints	—	11%
spasm	7%	—
chronic osteomyelitis	—	11%
pain in the left kidney	6%	—
hemorrhagic syndrome	—	11%
ovarian vein thrombosis	6%	—
chilly	—	11%
amyloidosis	17%	10%
independent child	—	11%
protein c deficiency	11%	6%
diphtheria	—	11%
dehydration	11%	6%
feeling of bruising	—	11%
bleeding	10%	5%
enterocolitis	—	11%
thrombosis	15%	11%
lymphogranulomatosis	—	11%
endocarditis	—	11%
tuberculosis of bones	—	11%
arthritis	—	11%
liebman-sachs endocarditis	—	11%
hypersthenuria	—	11%
joint diseases	—	11%
the heart tones are muted	—	11%
hearing impaired	—	11%
very pale	—	11%
pale face	—	11%
colic	—	10%
secondary syphilis	—	10%
decrease in creatinine	—	10%
hepatitis	—	10%
bone necrosis	—	10%
oxalaturia	—	10%
blisters	—	10%
multiple kidney stones	—	10%
immunoglobulin a deficiency	—	10%
lymphocytosis	—	10%
osteopenia	—	10%
infectious colitis	—	10%
gastrointestinal problems	7%	17%
fluid retention	—	10%
nephritic syndrome	—	10%
viral endocarditis	—	10%
hypertension	—	10%
duodenitis	—	10%
syphilis in children	—	10%
intoxication	—	10%
feeling of pressure on the bottom	—	10%
decrease in gamma globulins	—	10%

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