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Results: Differences General ✘Myopia in children✘Cat cry syndrome
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Distinctive symptoms
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h52 1 myopia 45% —
screaming crying — 72%
nearsightedness in children 39% —
loudly cries — 70%
can't see far enough 39% —
a cry for help — 64%
severe myopia 36% —
microcephaly — 62%
progressive myopia 33% —
malocclusion — 62%
amblyopia 28% —
deformity of the fingers — 60%
spasm of accommodation 27% —
diastasis of the rectus abdominal — 59%
blurred vision 23% —
navel deformity — 57%
nose eye fatigue 23% —
motor alalia — 57%
cycloplegia 22% —
injuries and curvature of the nose — 57%
squints his eyes 22% —
aggressive behavior of children — 56%
head myopia 21% —
the belly is flat — 56%
eye surgery 20% —
anomalies of teeth — 56%
glaucoma 20% —
cries a lot — 56%
myopic astigmatism 20% —
saddle uterus — 54%
up vascular mesh 19% —
klinefelter syndrome — 54%
weakness of the eyes 19% —
congenital dislocation of the hip — 53%
keratoglobus 19% —
deformity of fingers — 53%
tension in the eyes 18% —
whistling breath — 53%
zpr fatigue from the disease 18% —
horseshoe kidney — 52%
divergent squint 18% —
роды и вскармливание 5% 55%
wrinkles his forehead 18% —
dislocations of the wrist — 49%
monocular 18% —
cat cry syndrome — 49%
protein with increased 17% —
deformation of the auricles — 49%
violation of accommodation 17% —
idiocy — 49%
astigmatism 17% —
clubfoot — 48%
hyperopia 17% —
epicanthus — 48%
headache after exercise 16% —
gothic sky — 48%
flat feet in children 16% —
hypospadias — 48%
retinal dystrophy 16% —
megacolon — 47%
h52 0 hypermetropia 16% —
male infertility — 47%
staphyloma 16% —
turns his legs — 47%
vegetative-vascular dystonia in children 15% —
heart defect — 47%
diabetic cataract 15% —
ear deformity — 47%
sluggish baby 15% —
clinodactyly — 47%
sinusitis in children 15% —
neck is short — 47%
retinal 15% —
congenital anomalies of the upper extremities — 46%
keratopathy 14% —
umbilical hernia — 46%
the eyes get tired quickly 14% —
up imbecility — 46%
hallux valgus deformity of the foot in children 14% —
perichondritis — 46%
adenoiditis 14% —
dislocation of the foot — 46%
no children 14% —
hip dislocation — 46%
pain in the eyes 14% —
constipation — 45%
age 4 years 14% —
limited vocabulary — 45%
headache with visual impairment 14% —
hydronephrosis — 44%
dry eye syndrome 14% —
hysterical — 44%
fatigue from children 14% —
neck injury — 44%
retinal laser coagulation 14% —
stigmas of dysembriogenesis — 44%
anisometropia 14% —
consequences of eye injury — 44%
spasm 14% —
curvature of the nose — 44%
viral tonsillitis in children 14% —
alalia — 44%
headache cutting 14% —
tetrad of fallot — 43%
glass eyes 14% —
ear injuries — 43%
diabetes mellitus in children 14% —
deformity of the toes — 43%
tonsillitis in children 13% —
syndactyly — 43%
sinusitis in children 13% —
orbital hypertelorism — 42%
tear ducts are obstructed 13% —
ventricular septal defect — 42%
pingvecula 13% —
cryptorchidism — 42%
acute bacterial conjunctivitis 13% —
eye development abnormalities — 42%
chronic dacryocystitis 13% —
anomalies of labor activity — 42%
immunodeficiency 13% —
nose injury — 42%
micrography 13% —
inguinal hernia — 42%
refractive errors 13% —
big nose — 42%
vagotonia 13% —
hernia of the abdomen — 41%
nose headache from fatigue 13% —
combined heart defects — 41%
often sick child 13% —
big ears — 41%
no lack of nervous energy 13% —
thin child — 41%
hemorrhage in the eye 13% —
delayed motor development — 41%
headache behind the eyes 13% —
harelip — 40%
eats quickly 12% —
whistling breathing — 40%
lacrimal ducts 12% —
optic nerve atrophy — 39%
vitreous detachment 12% —
crying during complaints — 39%
a history of organ transplantation 12% —
childhood diseases 20% 59%
better in afternoon 12% —
eye injury — 38%
twitching of the head 12% —
skeletal deformity — 38%
headaches 12% —
hypotension with weakness — 38%
tuberculosis of the spine 12% —
mechanical damage to the eyes — 38%
dystrophy 12% —
operative delivery — 38%
cutting pain in the eyes 12% —
strabismus 16% 54%
angiopathy of the retina 12% —
intellectual disabilities in children — 37%
consequences of eye surgery 12% —
dislocation — 36%
rapid growth 12% —
intestinal obstruction — 36%
peripheral retinal dystrophy 12% —
smart baby — 36%
often blinks his eyes 12% —
fidgety — 36%
tuberculosis of the eyes 12% —
foolishness — 35%
purulent genyantritis 12% —
stunting — 35%
tuberculosis in children 12% —
childish behavior — 35%
scoliosis in children 12% —
hernia — 35%
astigmatism in children 11% —
mental retardation — 34%
genyantritis 11% —
delayed speech development — 34%
adenoids 11% —
impaired uterine function — 34%
joint hypermobility syndrome 11% —
difficult to swallow — 34%
viral tonsillitis 11% —
hypotension — 34%
purulent sore throats 11% —
infantile — 34%
burning in the lungs 11% —
hypotrophy — 34%
sees poorly up close 11% —
congenital cataract 11% 45%
pain from the load 11% —
children's speech — 33%
posture disorders in children 11% —
cyanosis — 33%
chalazion 11% —
consequences of physical exertion — 32%
is better in nature 11% —
congestive kidney — 32%

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