Pregnancy and nasal allergy.
Setsuo Nakamoto, Kotaro Ukai, Ryo Amesara, Michiko Taya, Tsutomu Nonoyama, Yasuo Sakakura
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Setsuo Nakamoto, Kotaro Ukai, Ryo Amesara, Michiko Taya, Tsutomu Nonoyama, Yasuo Sakakura
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A questionnaire survey on treatment and nasal symptoms during pregnancy was conducted in 47 patients with nasal allergy. Seventy percent of the patients developed nasal allergy within two years after the delivery. Nasal symptoms in patients with pernnial allergy worsened during pregnancy, but those in patients with seasonal allergy significantly improved during pregnancy compared with that before pregnancy.
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A questionnaire survey on treatment and nasal symptoms during pregnancy was conducted in 47 patients with nasal allergy. Seventy percent of the patients developed nasal allergy within two years after the delivery. Nasal symptoms in patients with pernnial allergy worsened during pregnancy, but those in patients with seasonal allergy significantly improved during pregnancy compared with that before pregnancy.
Key concepts: Pregnancy, Nasal allergy, Medicine, Allergy, Obstetrics, Dermatology, Immunology, Genetics