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pyorrhoea

(esp US), pyorrhea
inflammation of the gums characterized by the discharge of pus and loosening of the teeth; periodontal disease
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A Deficiency 8(0.97) Pallor 321(39.14) Dermatological Sign Hair Sign 31(3.78) 13.927, 6, Scabies 93(11.34) <0.05 Taeniasis 76(9.26) [Significant] Hypopigmented Patch 45(5.48) Eczema 35(4.26) Rash 74(9.02) Pyoderma 126(15.36) ENT Discharge 93(11.34) 20.925, 6, Wax 160(19.51) <0.001 Parotid Enlargement 2(0.24) [Highly Nasal Discharge/Congestion 229(27.92) Significant] Deviated Nasal Septum 146(17.80) Tonsillitis 177(21.58) Pharyngitis 57(6.95) Table 6: Distribution as per Dental and Gingival and Vitamin Disorder Present Dental and Gingival Rural (n=410) Urban (n=410) Dental Caries 87(21.21) 26(6.34) Pyorrhoea 20(4.87) 87(21.21) Gingivitis 25(6.09) 13(3.17) Cardiorespiratory Respiratory 23(5.60) 16(3.90) Cardiovascular 6(1.46) 7(1.70) Vitamin Deficiency Vit.
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Which part of the human body might be infected by pyorrhoea alveolaris?
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sub-continent, which is a shame, as I would like to know for certain whether he thinks I have diarrhoea, pyorrhoea, gonorrhoea or a cauliflower ear.
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