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Results: Differences General	✘Dysorphography	✘Infantile swallowing
Related research	Analogs	Analogs
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies — 46%(0) Radiography of the esophagus — 45%(0) Radiography of the area — 45%(0) Radiography of the skull — 41%(0) Histological studies 17%(0) 21%(0) Measurements at the reception 16%(0) 19%(0) Endoscopy — 22%(0) Infection tests — 20%(0)
Distinctive symptoms
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	100%	—
Register, to see more distinctive signs of diseases and studies	—	100%
mistakes when writing	65%	—
malocclusion	—	57%
makes mistakes when writing	65%	—
teething later	—	53%
errors in speech	50%	—
infantile	—	51%
teacher	47%	—
anomalies of teeth	—	51%
learning difficulties	45%	—
trems	—	50%
pedagogical neglect	44%	—
distortion of sounds	—	48%
agrammatism	43%	—
anomalies of the dentition	—	46%
school immaturity	40%	—
breathes through the mouth	—	45%
erased dysarthria	40%	—
lump in the esophagus	—	45%
taciturnity	40%	—
hypertrophic rhinitis	—	43%
problems with studying	40%	—
hypertrophy of the palatine tonsils	—	43%
makes mistakes in speech and writing	35%	—
no dreams	—	43%
errors in speech and writing	35%	—
teething the child	—	42%
often sick child	34%	—
teeth eruption delayed	—	42%
functional dyslalia	32%	—
kappacism	—	41%
general underdevelopment of speech (onr)	31%	—
dries	—	41%
dyslexia	30%	—
Chewing his tongue	—	40%
lot of mistakes	30%	—
abnormal bite	—	40%
dysarthria in children	29%	—
with early teething	—	39%
limited vocabulary	28%	—
hypertrophy of the tonsils	—	39%
studies well	28%	—
a short frenulum of the tongue in a child	—	38%
pulse weak	28%	—
swelling of the cheek	—	38%
frequent colds	28%	—
congestion in the nasopharynx	—	37%
alalia	27%	—
hard to take a breath	—	37%
psychologist	26%	—
defects of dentition	—	37%
immunodeficiency	26%	—
tonsillectomy	—	37%
night work	24%	—
injury to the tongue	—	37%
thinking disorders	23%	—
bites	—	37%
thalamic syndrome	23%	—
tension in the shoulders	—	36%
dysarthria	23%	—
curvature of the nasal septum	—	36%
pulse is strong	23%	—
sigmatism	—	35%
immaturity	22%	—
rhinitis in children	—	35%
psychosomatics	21%	—
swelling of the lips	—	34%
memory impairment	21%	—
asymmetry	—	34%
forgetfulness	20%	—
stiffness in the shoulders	—	34%
overwork	19%	—
curvature of the nose	—	33%
organic brain damage	19%	—
adenoids	—	33%
decreased concentration of attention	19%	—
tension in the hands	—	32%
underdevelopment	19%	—
chronic runny	—	31%
damage to the nervous system	17%	—
artificial feeding	—	31%
angioplasty	16%	—
stiffness of the hands	—	31%
there are no complaints	16%	—
runny nose stuffiness	—	31%
lowered	15%	—
anomalies of tongue	—	31%
speech slurred	44%	34%
constant discharge from the nose	—	31%
a history of dental surgery	—	31%
head tilted	—	30%
facial asymmetry	—	29%
stereotypia	—	27%
improper nutrition	—	27%
difficulty breathing	—	26%
head surgery	—	26%
runny nose	—	26%
age 4 years	—	26%
history of surgery	15%	41%
muscle tension	—	25%
shortened cycle	—	25%
no children	—	25%
2 children	—	24%
high height	—	24%
conservative	—	24%
worse from movement	—	24%
nose nursing mom	—	24%
stiffness in the joints	—	24%
presses	—	22%
swelling	—	20%
trauma	—	20%
increased	21%	37%
dyslalia	28%	34%
large child	21%	25%
helps others	18%	22%
childhood diseases	36%	40%

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