[The analysis of the allergens in 576 patients with allergic rhinitis in Qingyang of Gansu Province].
Gang Liu, Xingyu Lu, Yanwei Ren, Lian Zhang, Lei Chang, Shengcai Wang
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Gang Liu, Xingyu Lu, Yanwei Ren, Lian Zhang, Lei Chang, Shengcai Wang
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the allergens distribution of 576 allergic rhinitis patients in Qingyang, and to provide basic epidemiologic information for the prevention and treatment of allergic rhinitis. METHOD: Skin prick test was done to all the 576 patients with allergic rhinitis with 28 kinds of allergens. RESULT: Four hundred and eighty cases (83.3%) showed positive reaction to at least one allergen of 28 allergens. The most common allergens were Magwort (73.3%), Giant Ragweed (55.0%) Tree II (51.7%), Tree I (48.3%) Dermatophagoides farinae (43.3%) and Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus (36.7%). Moreover. the positivity decreased with age. There was no difference between male and female. CONCLUSION: The study shows that Magwort. Giant ragweed and tree II are the most important allergens on Qingyang district.
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the allergens distribution of 576 allergic rhinitis patients in Qingyang, and to provide basic epidemiologic information for the prevention and treatment of allergic rhinitis. METHOD: Skin prick test was done to all the 576 patients with allergic rhinitis with 28 kinds of allergens. RESULT: Four hundred and eighty cases (83.3%) showed positive reaction to at least one allergen of 28 allergens. The most common allergens were Magwort (73.3%), Giant Ragweed (55.0%) Tree II (51.7%), Tree I (48.3%) Dermatophagoides farinae (43.3%) and Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus (36.7%). Moreover. the positivity decreased with age. There was no difference between male and female. CONCLUSION: The study shows that Magwort. Giant ragweed and tree II are the most important allergens on Qingyang district.
Key concepts: Ragweed, Allergen, Medicine, Immunology, Dust mites, Dermatology, Allergy