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Results: Differences General ✘Kidney stones✘Uremia
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Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies 100%29%
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renal colic 20% —
congestive kidney 1% 59%
sand in the kidneys 18% —
kidney failure 2% 53%
violation of the function of the left kidney 30% 12%
uremia — 39%
kidney pain area 15% —
no appetite — 37%
stones in the bladder 25% 8%
anemia — 36%
dysfunction of the right kidney 22% 9%
protein in the urine 1% 36%
colic 10% —
end-stage renal failure — 35%
pain in the bladder 10% —
dry mouth — 32%
cutting pain in the bladder 8% —
kidney transplantation 1% 32%
kidney stones and ureter 8% —
complete lack of appetite — 29%
gallbladder stones 7% —
chronic kidney disease 1% 30%
lower back pain 7% —
hyperphosphatemia — 29%
ureteral stones 7% —
emaciation 1% 29%
urate kidney stones 7% —
rapid weight loss 1% 29%
pyelitis 7% —
anuria 2% 29%
oxalate kidney stones 7% —
essential hypertension — 27%
kidney stones 6% —
ckd c4 — 26%
urination painful 6% —
impaired venous function 2% 27%
microliths in the kidneys 6% —
scleroderma — 25%
chronic pyelonephritis 6% —
quickly gets tired — 25%
pain in the ureter 6% —
renal anemia — 25%
pyuria 6% —
dyspnea — 24%
large kidney stones 5% —
palpitations 1% 25%
large stones in the bladder 5% —
tachycardia 1% 25%
dysfunction of the gallbladder 5% —
increase in gfr urine — 24%
coral kidney stone 5% —
increase in albumin — 23%
sand in the urine 4% —
nephrosclerosis — 23%
bladder interventions 4% —
adynamia — 23%
pancreatitis 4% —
calcium metabolism disorders — 23%
alkalization of urine 4% —
electrolyte balance disorders 1% 24%
ureteral stricture 4% —
a history of organ transplantation 1% 24%
crystalluria 4% —
nephropathy 5% 28%
acidification of urine 4% —
hypervolemia 1% 24%
back pain 4% —
kidney cyst 5% 28%
sciatic nerve pain 3% —
metabolic acidosis — 22%
diverticulum of the bladder 3% —
vitamin d deficiency — 22%
frequent and copious urination 3% —
decrease in albumin — 22%
urolithiasis in children 3% —
calciphylaxis — 22%
pain in the sacrum 3% —
better in spring — 22%
hydronephrosis 3% —
increased potassium 1% 23%
radiculitis 3% —
complications of kidney transplantation — 21%
high temperature 3% —
azotemia — 21%
shooting pains 3% —
parathyroid hormone increased — 21%
sand in the bladder 3% —
increased vitamin d3 — 21%
tuberculosis of the kidneys and urinary tract 3% —
protein in urine is reduced — 21%
hyperuricosuria 3% —
increase in phosphorus — 21%
pain in the upper back 3% —
heaviness in the kidneys — 21%
lumbago 3% —
decrease in creatinine 1% 22%
severe colic 3% —
parathyroid hormone reduced — 21%
pinching nerves 3% —
kidney damage 1% 22%
pulling pain in the kidneys 3% —
increase in creatinine — 21%
sciatica 3% —
impaired arterial function 2% 23%
infringement of the sciatic nerve 3% —
hyperparathyroidism 3% 24%
shooting pain in the lower back 3% —
hypertension 3% 24%
shooting back pain 3% —
decrease in phosphorus — 21%
blood from the anus 2% —
convulsions — 20%
diverticulitis 2% —
glomerulonephritis — 20%
acute appendicitis 2% —
chronic anemia — 20%
from eating better 2% —
chronic peritonitis — 20%
pain goes in the back 2% —
decreased ferritin — 20%
arterial bleeding 2% —
atherosclerosis of the renal arteries — 20%
vitamin lowered 2% —
calcification — 20%
frequent bloating 2% —
dyslipidemia — 20%
digestion gastritis 2% —
decreased urea — 20%
pain when touched 2% —
decreased calcium 1% 21%
intestinal colic 2% —
catheter-associated bloodstream infections 1% 20%
colic in the stomach 2% —
protein c deficiency — 19%
inflammatory bowel diseases 2% —
hereditary jade — 19%
urethritis 2% —
renal hypertension — 19%
acute cholecystitis 2% —
zpr fatigue from the disease — 19%
alkaptonuria 2% —
protein with increased — 19%
prostatitis 2% —
terminal states — 19%
alkali poisoning 2% —
symptomatic arterial hypertension — 19%
trans 2% —
observation skills — 19%
stone in the stomach 2% —
thirst — 19%
vomiting at fever 2% —
diabetic nephropathy — 19%
acute colitis 2% —
protein-energy deficiency — 19%
rushes in bed 2% —
decreased potassium — 19%
acute blood loss 2% —
dependence on food — 19%
prostate adenoma 2% —
damage to the nervous system — 19%
increased blood clotting 2% —
protein reduced 1% 20%
worse before eating 2% —
dehydration in children — 19%
appendicitis 2% —
lowered 3% 22%
intestinal diverticula 2% —
gastrointestinal problems 2% 21%
spinal fracture 2% —
attacks of pain 3% 22%
nausea with fever 2% —
polymorbidity — 18%
impaired prostate function 2% —
arterial hypertension in children — 18%
chronic colitis 2% —
thin — 18%
solid tumor 2% —
weakness after illness — 18%
multiple kidney stones 2% —
acute injury — 18%
pus in feces 2% —
anomalies of kidney development — 18%
colic at night 2% —
headaches — 18%
blood dark 2% —
obesity in children — 18%
tumors of the rectum 2% —
not enough time — 18%
nervousness 2% —
effects of overwork — 18%
shape of large intestine is changed 2% —
lupus nephritis — 18%
liver necrosis 2% —
weight gain — 18%
urethrocele 2% —
renal osteodystrophy 2% 20%
spinal cord injury 2% —
hemoglobin increased — 18%
weak stream of urine 2% —
kidney dystopia — 18%

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