Prevalence and associated factors of airway hyper- responsiveness in children with recurrent chronic cough
Keywords:
airway hyper-responsiveness, recurrent chronic cough, histamine provocation test, prick test, atopy, passive smoking, cough variant asthma
Abstract
Background Airway hyper-responsiveness (AH) is a common char-acteristic of asthma. Patient who has recurrent chronic cough with
AH is commonly referred as “cough variant asthmaâ€. Histamine
provocation test should be performed to determine whether a pa-
tient has “cough variant asthma†or recurrent viral bronchitis.
Objective To determine AH prevalence in children with recurrent
chronic cough and factors associated with it.
Methods A cross sectional study was conducted on 6-12 year-old
children with recurrent chronic cough at the Pediatrics Outpatient
Clinic, Sanglah Hospital Denpasar from September 2002 until June
2003
Results Twenty one out of 64 (33%) subjects suffering from recur-
rent chronic cough without wheezing had AH. Associated factors
significantly associated with AH were age, allergic rhinitis, pater-
nal and maternal history of atopy, passive smoking, use of mos-
quito-coil, positive skin prick test, and eosinophilia. Spearman cor-
relation analysis between associated factors and AH showed that
positive skin prick test and passive smoking were moderately cor-
related with AH (r=0.56, p<0.0001; r=0.57, p<0.0001, respectively),
whereas multivariate regression logistic analysis on associated
factors found true associated factors, such as positive skin prick
test (p=0.01; OR=14.82), history of atopy in father (p=0.02;
OR=22.75), and passive smoking (p=0.03; OR=11.97).
Conclusions The prevalence of airway hyper-responsiveness in
children with recurrent chronic cough without history of wheezing
was 33%. Independent associated factors of AH in recurrent chronic
cough children are positive skin prick test, history of atopy in fa-
ther, and passive smoking
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sinusitis. In: Rahajoe N, Rahajoe NN, Budiman I, edi-
tors. Perkembangan dan masalah pulmonologi anak
saat ini. Jakarta: FKUI; 1994. p. 129-42.
2. Van Asperen PP. Chronic and recurrent cough in chil-
dren: an Australian experience. In: Rahajoe N,
Rahajoe NN, Budiman I, editors. Perkembangan dan
masalah pulmonologi anak saat ini. Jakarta: FKUI;
1994. p. 103-27.
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4. Neijens HJ. Bronchial hyperreactivity. In: Tjokronegoro
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Perkembangan dan masalah pulmonologi anak saat ini.
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increase the risk to develop respiratory symptoms: a
25-year follow-up study in general adult population.
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with bronchial hyper-responsiveness in Australian
adults and children. Eur Respir J 1992;5:921-9.
10. Backer V, Bach-Mortensen N, Dirksen A. Prevalence
and predictors of bronchial hyper-responsiveness in
children aged 7-16 years. Allergy 1989;44:214-9.
11. Weitzman M, Gortmaker S, Walker DK, Sobol A.
Maternal smoking and childhood asthma. Pediatrics
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importance of prechallenge forced expiratory volume in
1 second. J Allergy Clin Immunol 1993;91:120-6.
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lergy to laboratory animals among animal handlers.
Med J Aust 1995;163: 415-8.
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sponsiveness in adolescents and young adult: The impor-
tance of adjustment for prechallange FEV 1 . J Allergy Clin
Immunol 1996;97:761-7.
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sebagai upaya pencegahan dan tatalaksana asma pada
anak. In: Rahajoe N, Rahajoe NN, Budiman I, editors.
Perkembangan dan masalah pulmonologi anak saat ini.
Jakarta: FKUI; 1994. p.193-200.
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Clin Immunol 1991;88:425-35.
17. Sovijarvi AR, Malmberg LP, Reinikainen K, Rytila P, Poppius
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Bronchial reactivity to inhaled histamine: a method and
clinical survey. Clin Allergy 1977;7:235-43.
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The influence of age and level of pulmonary function on
non specific airway responsiveness: the normative aging
study. Am Rev Respir Dis 1991;143:978-82.
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Silva PA. Parental and neonatal risk factors for atopy,
airway hyper-responsiveness, and asthma. Arch Dis
Child 1996;75:392-8.
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pathogenesis. In: Middleton E, Reed CE, Eclis EF, edi-
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Pediatr Indones 1998;38:265-72.
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to hypertonic saline in atopic asthma in vivo: Relation-
ship with sub-populations of peripheral blood leucocytes.
Clin Exp Allergy 1993;23:678-88.
32. Weller PF. Human eosinophils. J Allergy Clin Immunol
1997;100:283-7.
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