Early sensitization to house dust mite is a major risk factor for subsequent development of bronchial asthma in Japanese infants with atopic dermatitis: results of a 4-year followup study

Long-term follow-up of atopic dermatitis: Retrospective analysis of related risk factors and association with concomitant allergic diseases

“…The evidence that egg sensitization at the age of 1 year is predictive for later sensitization to inhalant allergen 19 has been confirmed in a recent article, 14 where patients already sensitized to egg white acquired specific IgE to mite sensitization in the follow-up period.…”

Childhood eczema and asthma incidence and persistence: A cohort study from childhood to middle age

“…12,13 An association between childhood atopic eczema and asthma has been shown in at least 1 cross-sectional study 14 and in several longitudinal studies. [15][16][17] A recent systematic review indicated that about 1/3 of children with atopic eczema before age 4 years will develop asthma by age 6 years or older. 18 The eczema/asthma association has been explained by invoking the atopic march [19][20][21] whereby children with eczema have a high risk of progression to asthma and/or allergic rhinitis later in childhood.…”

Atopik dermatit tanı yaşının ek alerjik hastalık gelişimi üzerine etkisi

“…In another study, the possibility of development of asthma in the future was calculated to be 70% in the presence of severe AD symptoms (8). In a study where 169 infants with AD were followed up for 4 years, 45% of the subjects showed asthma-like symptoms and 35% were diagnosed as asthma by a physician (23). When our patients in our study were examined in terms of development of additional allergic disease, it was found that 63 (55.2%) of 114 subjects developed additional allergic disease 23 of whom (20.2%) had asthma, 18 of whom (15.8%) had rhinitis and 22 of whom (19.3%) had asthma and rhinitis together and 51 subjects (44,7) did not develop any additional allergic disease.…”