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Results: Differences General ✘Malocclusion in children✘Obstructive bronchitis in children
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Distinctive symptoms
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childhood diseases 38% 18%
obstructive bronchitis — 79%
crooked teeth 16% —
bronchitis 3% 77%
breathes through the mouth 14% —
obstructive bronchitis in children — 35%
crowding of teeth 9% —
allergy — 34%
delay of mental development 9% —
bronchitis in childhood — 33%
malocclusion 9% —
bronchiolitis in children — 30%
anomalies of tongue 8% —
stones cough after bronchitis — 30%
sucks the breast 8% —
acute bronchiolitis — 28%
distal bite 7% —
allergy to animals — 28%
with early teething 7% —
crackling on exhalation — 24%
nose nursing mom 7% —
acute bronchitis — 24%
toothache aching 7% —
crackling in the lungs dry — 23%
tracheobronchitis in children 7% —
cough with wheezing — 23%
deep bite 7% —
sputum — 23%
painful teething 7% —
whistling on exhalation — 22%
open bite 7% —
cough — 22%
harmful child 7% —
prolonged exhalation — 22%
sucks the nipple 7% —
cough obstructive — 22%
anomalies of the dentition 7% —
cough wet — 22%
dyslalia 6% —
wet crackling — 22%
adenoids 15% 7%
expectorates phlegm — 22%
injury to the tongue 6% —
bronchial lesion — 21%
parodontitis 6% —
wheezing on exhalation — 21%
caries of baby teeth 6% —
whistling crackling on exhalation — 21%
aphthous ulcer on the tongue 6% —
moist frequent cough — 21%
nasal polyps in children 6% —
crackling in the lungs — 21%
cross bite 6% —
whistling crackling — 21%
trems 6% —
exhalation is difficult — 20%
mechanical dyslalia 6% —
mycoplasma — 20%
closes 6% —
bronchial asthma — 20%
tmj dysfunction 6% —
acute obstructive bronchitis — 20%
headache in schoolchildren 6% —
Chronical bronchitis — 20%
teething the child 6% —
chronic bronchitis unspecified — 20%
toothache along the lower jaw 6% —
bronchial asthma in children — 20%
bruxism in children 6% —
allergic cough — 19%
gum diseases 5% —
crackling when breathing — 19%
diastema 5% —
asthmatic bronchitis — 19%
facial pain 5% —
impaired lung function — 19%
history medical mother's 5% —
cough with difficult sputum — 19%
pain when chewing 5% —
frequent cough — 19%
nails gnawing 5% —
respiratory syncytial infection — 18%
inflammation of the tooth 5% —
mucus in the bronchi — 18%
functional dyslalia 5% —
vaccination — 17%
paradontosis 5% —
absent-mindedness — 17%
polyps in the nose 5% —
respiratory insufficiency — 17%
tension in the throat 5% —
flu — 17%
jaws are tense 5% —
whistling breathing — 17%
a short frenulum of the tongue in a child 5% —
dyspnea — 17%
sucks a finger 5% —
allergies in children — 17%
teething later 5% —
persistent wet cough — 16%
frequent stomatitis 5% —
rhinovirus infection — 16%
ulcerative gingivitis 5% —
allergic conjunctivitis in children — 16%
defects of dentition 5% —
patient's condition — 16%
multiple caries 5% —
rejection of the chest — 16%
sleeps on his stomach 5% —
frequent colds 4% 20%
stomatitis in children 5% —
dryness — 15%
laryngitis in children 5% —
fever sore throat — 15%
pain in the jaw 5% —
parainfluenza — 15%
laryngotracheitis 5% —
high temperature — 15%
tongue ulcer 5% —
feeling of heat — 15%
pain in the tongue 5% —
productive cough — 15%
laryngotracheitis in children 5% —
can't refuse — 15%
often laryngotracheitis 5% —
ARVI — 15%
traumatic gum injury 5% —
purulent bronchitis — 15%
mesial bite 5% —
prolonged bronchitis — 15%
constant sore throat 5% —
type of breathing chest — 15%
toothache during meals 5% —
phlegm leaves with difficulty — 14%
chronic tracheitis 5% —
cough at midnight — 14%
acute tracheobronchitis 5% —
gases in infants — 14%
abnormal bite 5% —
bronchiectatic disease in children — 14%
Chewing his tongue 5% —
He's been ill for a long time — 14%
pain in the chin 5% —
passive smoking — 14%
adentia 5% —
cough from snot — 14%
hyperesthesia of teeth 5% —
2 children 4% 18%
tracheitis in a child 5% —
respiratory failure in a child — 14%
gingivitis in children 5% —
to breathe hard — 14%
does not sleep at night 4% —
inflammation 3% 17%
joint diseases 4% —
chronic inflammation of the eyes — 13%
dental injuries 4% —
zygomycosis — 13%
a history of dental surgery 4% —
allergy to pets — 13%
change of teeth 4% —
crackling in the bronchi — 13%
chronic headaches 4% —
cough prolonged — 13%
weak stream of urine 4% —
cartagener syndrome — 13%
pain in the lower jaw 4% —
throat tickling — 13%
runny nose stuffiness 4% —
asthma in childhood — 13%
artificial feeding 4% —
pain in the larynx — 13%
tension in the head 4% —
shortness of breath whistling — 13%
aphthous stomatitis 4% —
croup — 13%
tooth extraction 4% —
increased 4% 17%
tension type headache 4% —
pneumonia 3% 16%
pain after a fracture 4% —
cough on exhalation — 12%
to increase the mammary glands 4% —
smokes — 12%
harelip 4% —
swelling of the wings of the nose — 12%
pain when swallowing 4% —
lymphocytosis — 12%
facial asymmetry 4% —
eosinophilia — 12%
hypersensitivity of the skin 4% —
mucus throat — 12%
ulcers in the mouth 4% —
cough paroxysmal — 12%
gums inflamed 4% —
sore throat from above — 12%
headache tension 4% —
periods of exacerbation — 12%
laryngitis 4% —
bronchiectasis — 12%

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