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Results: Differences General ✘Malocclusion in children✘Tonsillitis in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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childhood diseases 38% 14%
chronic tonsillitis 4% 38%
crooked teeth 16% —
streptococcal tonsillitis — 28%
breathes through the mouth 14% —
violation of the function of the tonsils — 25%
children's speech 9% —
pus on the tonsils — 25%
crowding of teeth 9% —
purulent sore throats — 24%
delay of mental development 9% —
scarlet — 23%
malocclusion 9% —
red tonsils — 23%
anomalies of tongue 8% —
sore throats in childhood — 22%
sucks the breast 8% —
tonsillitis in children 5% 26%
deep bite 7% —
frequent colds 4% 25%
adenoids 15% 6%
Enlarged tonsils are red — 21%
with early teething 7% —
viral tonsillitis — 21%
toothache aching 7% —
pus in the throat — 20%
tracheobronchitis in children 7% —
fever sore throat — 20%
painful teething 7% —
plaque on tonsils — 19%
distal bite 7% —
pain in the tonsils — 19%
open bite 7% —
enlargement of tonsils — 19%
harmful child 7% —
streptococci — 19%
sucks the nipple 7% —
severe fever — 17%
anomalies of the dentition 7% —
2 children 4% 21%
dyslalia 6% —
aphthae on the tonsils — 17%
injury to the tongue 6% —
red throat — 17%
parodontitis 6% —
high temperature — 16%
caries of baby teeth 6% —
throat overlaid — 16%
aphthous ulcer on the tongue 6% —
aphthae in the throat — 16%
nasal polyps in children 6% —
pharyngitis — 16%
cross bite 6% —
allergy — 16%
trems 6% —
ulcerative-filmy tonsillitis — 16%
mechanical dyslalia 6% —
purulent plugs in the tonsils — 15%
closes 6% —
enlarged lymph nodes — 15%
tmj dysfunction 6% —
lacunar tonsillitis — 15%
headache in schoolchildren 6% —
very high fever — 15%
teething the child 6% —
blood diseases — 14%
toothache along the lower jaw 6% —
infectious mononucleosis — 14%
bruxism in children 6% —
sore throat when yawning — 14%
tension in the throat 5% —
mononucleosis — 14%
diastema 5% —
feeling of heat — 14%
facial pain 5% —
severe sore throat — 14%
history medical mother's 5% —
penicillin allergy — 14%
pain when chewing 5% —
streptodermia — 14%
nails gnawing 5% —
throat hurts 3% 17%
functional dyslalia 5% —
enterovirus infection — 14%
gum diseases 5% —
feeling of heat in the throat — 13%
teething later 5% —
pain in the lymph nodes — 13%
jaws are tense 5% —
red sky — 13%
a short frenulum of the tongue in a child 5% —
pneumococcal pneumonia — 13%
polyps in the nose 5% —
high fever — 13%
sucks a finger 5% —
the consequences of angina — 13%
frequent stomatitis 5% —
follicular sore throat — 13%
defects of dentition 5% —
nasopharyngeal catarrh — 12%
stomatitis in children 5% —
cough from odors — 12%
multiple caries 5% —
adenovirus infection — 12%
sleeps on his stomach 5% —
attacks of pain — 12%
ulcerative gingivitis 5% —
throat with bloom — 12%
laryngitis in children 5% —
streptococcal infections — 12%
constant sore throat 5% —
severe sore throat when swallowing — 12%
laryngotracheitis 5% —
pedantry — 12%
tongue ulcer 5% —
increased sensitivity — 12%
pain in the tongue 5% —
lymphadenitis — 12%
laryngotracheitis in children 5% —
hypertrophy of the tonsils — 12%
often laryngotracheitis 5% —
subfebrility — 12%
toothache during meals 5% —
inflammation 3% 15%
mesial bite 5% —
cervical lymphadenitis — 11%
traumatic gum injury 5% —
paratonsillary abscess — 11%
chronic tracheitis 5% —
frequent sore throats in childhood — 11%
pain in the chin 5% —
herpes — 11%
gingivitis in children 5% —
lymph node damage — 11%
tracheitis in a child 5% —
viral diarrhea — 11%
adentia 5% —
enterovirus infection in children — 11%
hyperesthesia of teeth 5% —
patient's condition — 11%
Chewing his tongue 5% —
increased 4% 15%
abnormal bite 5% —
pyoderma — 11%
acute tracheobronchitis 5% —
tonsillopharyngitis — 11%
dental injuries 4% —
feeling in the throat — 11%
laryngitis 4% —
an ulcer in the nose — 11%
change of teeth 4% —
inflammation of the lymph nodes of the neck — 11%
polytrauma 4% —
viral tonsillitis in children — 11%
weak stream of urine 4% —
enlarged submandibular lymph nodes — 10%
chronic headaches 4% —
worse from the heat — 10%
does not sleep at night 4% —
rash pustules — 10%
a history of dental surgery 4% —
cough — 10%
gums inflamed 4% —
acute nasopharyngitis runny — 10%
artificial feeding 4% —
worse extreme temperatures — 10%
runny nose stuffiness 4% —
bad breath unpleasant — 10%
tooth extraction 4% —
caseous plugs in the tonsils — 10%
pain after a fracture 4% —
pharyngitis in children — 10%
to increase the mammary glands 4% —
consequences of infection — 10%
harelip 4% —
tonsillocardial syndrome — 10%
facial asymmetry 4% —
acute allergic reactions — 10%
hypersensitivity of the skin 4% —
diphtheria — 10%
defects of the lower jaw 4% —
intoxication — 10%
ulcers on 4% —
lowered 2% 12%
grits teeth 4% —
bacterial pneumonia — 10%
lip pain 4% —
sinusitis — 10%
pain in the jaws and head 4% —
marshall syndrome — 10%
ulcer on the gum 4% —
herpes on the palate — 10%
super-complete teeth 4% —
cough from pungent odors — 9%
tracheobronchitis 4% —
secondary caries — 9%
congestion in the nasopharynx 4% —
angiopathy — 9%
breast pain during feeding 4% —
loose throat — 9%

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