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Familial anamnesis of pollenotics in the clinical practice.

Jaroslav Mohapl, S Bohác, S Cepek

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The influence of familial history on some symptoms accompanying the pollenosis are studied. Conjunctivitis, asthma, rash and the number of positive responses in the skin prick test belong to this symptoms. The study was based on data from clinical notes from 152 pollenotics hospitalized + at the Allergology and Clinical Immunology department of the Faculty Hospital in Olomouc. Although the positive familial history was noted in about 50% of cases, none influence of the positive familial anamnesis on the observed symptoms was confirmed.

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The influence of familial history on some symptoms accompanying the pollenosis are studied. Conjunctivitis, asthma, rash and the number of positive responses in the skin prick test belong to this symptoms. The study was based on data from clinical notes from 152 pollenotics hospitalized + at the Allergology and Clinical Immunology department of the Faculty Hospital in Olomouc. Although the positive familial history was noted in about 50% of cases, none influence of the positive familial anamnesis on the observed symptoms was confirmed.

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The influence of familial history on some symptoms accompanying the pollenosis are studied. Conjunctivitis, asthma, rash and the number of positive responses in the skin prick test belong to this symptoms. The study was based on data from clinical notes from 152 pollenotics hospitalized + at the Allergology and Clinical Immunology department of the Faculty Hospital in Olomouc. Although the positive familial history was noted in about 50% of cases, none influence of the positive familial anamnesis on the observed symptoms was confirmed.

Key concepts: Anamnesis, Medicine, Clinical history, Rash, Dermatology, Asthma, Pediatrics, Family history

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