Risk factors for the development of asthma symptoms in children with allergic rhinitis

박유미,; 이소연,; 서주희,; 김효빈,; 홍수종,; 권지원,

doi:10.4168/aard.2020.8.4.191

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“…Furthermore, such education should be personalized depending on the education level of the mother and on whether the mother has a job [ 47 ]. Depressed parents tend to blame children for their behaviors by perceiving them negatively without appropriate intervention, giving children a negative influence on their behaviors [ 5 ]; Thus, a health management program for children should entail a procedure to check the emotional status of their parents.…”

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“…Recent reports have indicated that allergic diseases are associated with weight gain, thus emphasizing the importance of weight management as well as symptom management in children with allergic diseases [ 5 ]. According to the relevant studies [ 6 ], allergic diseases and weight gain may be induced by similar foods, hence their correlation.…”

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Prediction model study of overweight and obesity in preschool children with allergic diseases from an ecological perspective

Han

Kim

2021

BMC Pediatr

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Background Allergic diseases have a high incidence in childhood and a high chance to be carried over into adulthood unless appropriately treated during childhood, it is important that healthcare providers actively manage these diseases. This study was to identify multidimensional factors that affect weight gain in preschool children with allergic diseases. Methods The overweight and obesity prediction model for children with allergic diseases was analyzed using multiple logistic regression analysis and a decision tree model and the present study was a secondary data analysis study that used data from the Panel Study on Korean Children conducted by the Korea Institute of Child Care and Education. Results The significance of this study is identify multidimensional factors that affect weight gain in preschool children with allergic diseases, which found that children (gender, sitting time during weekdays, sleeping hours during weekends,), parent (education level, mother’s job, quality of the home environment), local community (convenience of local community facilities, satisfaction level with local community facilities, quality of childcare in the local community) characteristics affected overweight and obesity at multidimensional levels as risk factors. Conclusions The significance of this study is identify multidimensional factors that affect weight gain in preschool children with allergic diseases using the data of the Panel Study on Korean Children, which found that children, parent, local community characteristics affected overweight and obesity at multidimensional levels as risk factors.

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Prediction model study of overweight and obesity in preschool children with allergic diseases from an ecological perspective

Han

Kim

2021

BMC Pediatr

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Questionnaire Development to Assess Risk Factors for Environmental Diseases of Children in Daejeon

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Choi,

Shim

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JCM

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Background: Allergic diseases are common in children and adolescents. It is important to assess the prevalence and risk factors of environmental diseases to implement tailored countermeasures. Methods: This questionnaire study investigated factors associated with environmental diseases in elementary school children with an environmental disease from 150 households in Daejeon Metropolitan City, South Korea in 2021. Results: The participants comprised 55.7% girls and 44.3% boys, and the mean age was 10.1 years with an even age distribution. The typical risk factors observed were the type of roads nearby, the presence of mold or stains within the residence, pet ownership, and frequency of indoor ventilation and cleaning. Notably, 73.2% of the households had an eight-lane road nearby, 40.2% reported leaks, stains, or mold within their homes during the past year, and 37.1% ventilated their homes for less than 30 min. After education on preventing and managing environmental diseases, significant changes were observed in bedding washing frequency, average ventilation duration per session, and duration of humidifier usage (p < 0.05–0.001), with improvements in lifestyle. Conclusions: Our study can be used as a reference for expanding indoor air quality control education for parents with children with an environmental disease and providing tailored environmental consultations.

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Risk factors for the development of asthma symptoms in children with allergic rhinitis

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Prediction model study of overweight and obesity in preschool children with allergic diseases from an ecological perspective

Prediction model study of overweight and obesity in preschool children with allergic diseases from an ecological perspective

Questionnaire Development to Assess Risk Factors for Environmental Diseases of Children in Daejeon

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