Allergic status of South-Transdanubien Children according to skin tests

Noémi Kékes

Mária Bényi

Prof. István Ember

University of Pécs, Medical Faculty, Department of Public Health, Hungary

National Public Health Institute, Budapest, Hungary

Balatonföldvár, 04. 09. 2003.

2000 •Sex

•Age

•Living place

•Symptoms

•Other, not allergic disease

•Family history

•Allergens

Boys: 60%

Girls: 40%

1196 boy & 804 girl

City: 54%

Town: 7%

Village: 39%

Sex

Living place

City: 1079

Town: 132

Village: 789

Age I.

1: 0-3

2: 4-6

3: 7-12

4: 13-18

1: 588

2: 630

3: 594

4: 188

2: 31%

3: 30%

1: 29%

4: 10%

Age II.

1

8X

30X

I: 1985-1990

II: 1991-1996

III: 1997-2003

I: 51

II: 414

III: 1535

Associated, not allergic disease: 58% (1152 patient)

The most common is recidive obstructive bronchitis.

Positive family history: 39% (636 patient)

Other allergie: food 73 patient

drug 18 patient

metal 4 patient

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

0 4 1 3 2

35 101

472

580

812

SymptomsRhinitis: 1641

Asthma: 1248

Dermatitis: 740

Conjunctivitis: 607

0: 2%

1: 24%

2: 41%

3: 29%

4: 4%

Allergens

< 3 years: 29%

Neg. test: 17%

Pos. test: 64%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

RagweedNot sensitive to ragweed

45%

Sensitive to ragweed

55%Ragweed + seasonal + permanent

77%

Ragweed + seasonal 19%

Ragweed + permanent 4%

Ragweed only

Rendering of thanks:

My family:

•Son

•Daughter

•Housband

My colleges:

•Mária Bényi

•Professor István Ember

You