Dear Monica, What you are describing is a condition in which your daughter's lateral incisor teeth, the ones right next to the upper front two teeth, are congenitally missing (âconâ â together with; âgenitalâ â relating to birth). Missing one or more teeth is perhaps the most common congenital malformation in human beings. More than 20% of people lack one or more wisdom teeth (third molars) and more than 5% lack one or more second premolars or upper lateral incisors, so she is not alone.
The symptoms of influenza (flu) include a high fever, often over 103 for children; cough; chills; and muscle aches. People with influenza may also experience fatigue, low appetite, headaches, and nasal symptoms such as a runny nose or congestion.
This may also help you keep your strength up, which can help you finish your full course of treatment. One cause is the cancer itself. For example, in an effort to fight the cancer, the body produces substances called cytokines. These substances can lead to weight loss, muscle loss, and a decrease in appetite. Another common cause is the treatments for cancer. Radiation and chemotherapy often cause a decrease in appetite.