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.
Other people take a while to get all their energy back after the flu. General weakness or fatigue, called postinfluenza asthenia, can last for several weeks in some people. A small minority of people develop complications of influenza. These can include: severe pneumonia (either from the flu virus, or a second infection from a bacteria), myositis and rhabdomyolysis (muscle breakdown, causing pain and weakness); extremely rarely, brain or spinal cord involvement.