CHEN Yun, et al. Prevalent aeroallergens and sensitization risk factors in asthmatic children’s of Chongqing. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 34(8):1081-1083(2009)
CHEN Yun, et al. Prevalent aeroallergens and sensitization risk factors in asthmatic children’s of Chongqing. [J]. Journal of Chongqing Medical University 34(8):1081-1083(2009)DOI:
Prevalent aeroallergens and sensitization risk factors in asthmatic children’s of Chongqing
Objective:To investigate prevalent aeroallergens in ChongQing and their sensitization risk factors in children with allergic diseases
especially asthma.Methods:Skin prick tests with 13 standardized aeroallergens and questionnaires were used.A total of 298 patients
aged between 4~15 years and were diagnosed with allergic asthma and or allergic rhinitis
were investigated.Results:The total positive rate of allergen was 84.9%(253/298).The prevalence of aeroallergens were following:the first was house dust mite
cockroach followed
the third one was cat dander;the positive family history of asthma was 69.6%(116/230)
asthma and rhinitis accounted for 67.2%(78/116)。Multivariate logistic regression analyses revealed that house dust mite was an independent risk factors for asthma(odds ratio Value(OR):2.602
95%CI:1.672~7.488)
air conditioning had strong relationship with it(OR:1.659
95%CI:1.139~5.942).Conclusion:House dust mite is the major allergen of allergic diseases
especially asthma in ChongQing.Air conditioning is one of important risk factors for house dust mite sensitization.
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