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Doenças respiratórias e fatores associados: Inquérito de Saúde no Município de São Paulo ISA-CAPITAL 2008 / Respiratory diseases and risk factors: Health survey in São Paulo ISA-CAPITAL 2008

Sousa, Clóvis Arlindo de 26 August 2011 (has links)
Introdução - As doenças respiratórias - asma, doença pulmonar obstrutiva crônica (DPOC), rinite alérgica, sinusite e bronquite aguda - estão entre as principais causas de morbidade, mortalidade e de encargos financeiros para população e para o sistema de saúde. Objetivo - Estimar a prevalência e os fatores associados às doenças respiratórias no município de São Paulo entre 2008 e 2009. Métodos - Estudo transversal, de base populacional, utilizando-se os dados do Inquérito de Saúde no Município de São Paulo 2008 (ISA-Capital 2008), conduzido de 2008 a 2009, com amostra total de 3.271 pessoas de ambos os sexos. As informações foram coletadas por entrevistas domiciliares e os participantes foram selecionados por amostragem probabilística, estratificada por sexo e idade e por conglomerados em dois estágios: setores censitários e domicílios. Associação entre variáveis independentes e dependentes foi verificada na análise bivariada pelo teste 2 com nível de significância de 5 por cento. Foram utilizadas razões de prevalência e intervalos de confiança de 95 por cento e para análise ajustada utilizou-se regressão múltipla de Poisson. Resultados - A prevalência estimada para asma foi 9,1 por cento (IC95 por cento: 7,0-11,7 por cento), DPOC 4,2 por cento (IC95 por cento: 3,1-5,4 por cento), bronquite aguda 7,3 por cento (IC95 por cento: 5,5-9,8 por cento), rinite 22,6 por cento (IC95 por cento: 19,3-26,2 por cento), e para sinusite 15,3 por cento (IC95 por cento: 12,6-18,5 por cento). Após análise ajustada, identificaram-se os seguintes fatores independentemente associados à asma: idade entre 5 e 9 anos, alergia, rinite, problemas de saúde nos últimos 15 dias à entrevista, número menor de cômodos no domicílio e raça/cor da pele preta/parda; à DPOC: idade acima de 60 anos, número de cigarros fumados na vida, cansar-se com facilidade, problemas de saúde nos últimos 15 dias à entrevista e inatividade física; à bronquite aguda: idade entre 5 e 9 anos, alergia, raça/cor da pele preta/parda, número menor de cômodos no domicílio; à rinite: alergia, asma, idade entre 10 e 14 anos e residir em apartamento; à sinusite: alergia, idade entre 15 e 19 anos e obesidade. Conclusões - Os achados do presente estudo apontam para importância da abordagem integrada da asma com rinite e alergias, considerando o conceito da \"via aérea única\". Deve-se considerar idades de maior prevalência de asma (5 a 9 anos) e a cor da pele preta/parta, e ainda, residências com poucos cômodos, devido aglomeração e baixo padrão de moradia; para DPOC, considerando a tendência de seu aumento em virtude da crescente longevidade da população, o diagnóstico precoce e a necessidade de abordagem educacional para cessação do tabagismo e prática de atividades físicas, são importantes para qualidade de vida destes indivíduos e redução do impacto econômico da doença para o sistema de saúde; os fatores associados à bronquite aguda foram presença de alergia, cor da pele preta e parda, e morar em domicílios com poucos cômodos; a rinite alérgica associou-se com asma e residir em apartamento; e a sinusite esteve associada com alergia e obesidade / Introduction - Respiratory diseases - asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), allergic rhinitis, sinusitis and acute bronchitis - are among the leading causes of morbidity, mortality and financial burden for the population and the health system in Brazil and worldwide. Objective - To assess the prevalence of and the risk factors for respiratory diseases in São Paulo City, 2008-2009. Methods - A population based cross-sectional study, using data from the São Paulo City Health Survey 2008 (ISA-Capital 2008), conducted in this city along 2008 and 2009, with total sample of 3271 people of both sex. A two stage cluster sampling stratified by sex and age was used. Descriptive statistics were produced and associations were investigated through chi-square tests and prevalence ratios with 95 per cent confidence intervals. Multiple Poisson regression allowed adjustment of effect estimates. Results - The estimated prevalence of asthma was 9.1 per cent (95 per centCI: 7.0-11.7 per cent), COPD 4.2 per cent (95 per centCI: 3.1-5.4 per cent), acute bronchitis 7.3 per cent (95 per centCI: 5.5-9.8 per cent), rhinitis 22.6 per cent (95 per centCI: 19.3-26.2 per cent), and sinusitis 15.3 per cent (95 per centCI: 12.6-18.5 per cent). After adjustment, the following were identified as risk factor to asthma: age, allergy, rhinitis, health problems in the preceding fortnight, homes with few rooms and black and mixed individuals; to COPD: number of cigarettes smoked in life, easily weary, age, health problems in the preceding fortnight and free-time physical activity; to acute bronchitis: age, allergy, black and mixed individuals and homes with few rooms; to rhinitis: allergy, asthma, age and living in flats; and to sinusitis: allergic, age and obesity. Conclusions - The findings of this study indicate the importance of the integrated approach to asthma, rhinitis and allergies, considering the concept of air only, and seek preventive and treatment options that work in a systematic way with respect to these conditions, when present simultaneously. One must consider the age group that has a higher prevalence of asthma, between 5 to 9 years, and black and mixed individuals, and also consider homes with few rooms, because of household crowding and the low standard of housing; for COPD, considering the trend of its increase due to increasing longevity, the need for early diagnosis and educational approach to smoking cessation and physical activity are extremely important for quality of life related to health of these individuals and reducing the economic impact of disease to the health system; factors associated with acute bronchitis were the presence of allergy, black and mixed individuals and those who lived in homes with fewer rooms; rhinitis was associated with asthma and lived in an apartment; and sinusitis was associated with allergies and obesity
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Doenças respiratórias e fatores associados: Inquérito de Saúde no Município de São Paulo ISA-CAPITAL 2008 / Respiratory diseases and risk factors: Health survey in São Paulo ISA-CAPITAL 2008

Clóvis Arlindo de Sousa 26 August 2011 (has links)
Introdução - As doenças respiratórias - asma, doença pulmonar obstrutiva crônica (DPOC), rinite alérgica, sinusite e bronquite aguda - estão entre as principais causas de morbidade, mortalidade e de encargos financeiros para população e para o sistema de saúde. Objetivo - Estimar a prevalência e os fatores associados às doenças respiratórias no município de São Paulo entre 2008 e 2009. Métodos - Estudo transversal, de base populacional, utilizando-se os dados do Inquérito de Saúde no Município de São Paulo 2008 (ISA-Capital 2008), conduzido de 2008 a 2009, com amostra total de 3.271 pessoas de ambos os sexos. As informações foram coletadas por entrevistas domiciliares e os participantes foram selecionados por amostragem probabilística, estratificada por sexo e idade e por conglomerados em dois estágios: setores censitários e domicílios. Associação entre variáveis independentes e dependentes foi verificada na análise bivariada pelo teste 2 com nível de significância de 5 por cento. Foram utilizadas razões de prevalência e intervalos de confiança de 95 por cento e para análise ajustada utilizou-se regressão múltipla de Poisson. Resultados - A prevalência estimada para asma foi 9,1 por cento (IC95 por cento: 7,0-11,7 por cento), DPOC 4,2 por cento (IC95 por cento: 3,1-5,4 por cento), bronquite aguda 7,3 por cento (IC95 por cento: 5,5-9,8 por cento), rinite 22,6 por cento (IC95 por cento: 19,3-26,2 por cento), e para sinusite 15,3 por cento (IC95 por cento: 12,6-18,5 por cento). Após análise ajustada, identificaram-se os seguintes fatores independentemente associados à asma: idade entre 5 e 9 anos, alergia, rinite, problemas de saúde nos últimos 15 dias à entrevista, número menor de cômodos no domicílio e raça/cor da pele preta/parda; à DPOC: idade acima de 60 anos, número de cigarros fumados na vida, cansar-se com facilidade, problemas de saúde nos últimos 15 dias à entrevista e inatividade física; à bronquite aguda: idade entre 5 e 9 anos, alergia, raça/cor da pele preta/parda, número menor de cômodos no domicílio; à rinite: alergia, asma, idade entre 10 e 14 anos e residir em apartamento; à sinusite: alergia, idade entre 15 e 19 anos e obesidade. Conclusões - Os achados do presente estudo apontam para importância da abordagem integrada da asma com rinite e alergias, considerando o conceito da \"via aérea única\". Deve-se considerar idades de maior prevalência de asma (5 a 9 anos) e a cor da pele preta/parta, e ainda, residências com poucos cômodos, devido aglomeração e baixo padrão de moradia; para DPOC, considerando a tendência de seu aumento em virtude da crescente longevidade da população, o diagnóstico precoce e a necessidade de abordagem educacional para cessação do tabagismo e prática de atividades físicas, são importantes para qualidade de vida destes indivíduos e redução do impacto econômico da doença para o sistema de saúde; os fatores associados à bronquite aguda foram presença de alergia, cor da pele preta e parda, e morar em domicílios com poucos cômodos; a rinite alérgica associou-se com asma e residir em apartamento; e a sinusite esteve associada com alergia e obesidade / Introduction - Respiratory diseases - asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), allergic rhinitis, sinusitis and acute bronchitis - are among the leading causes of morbidity, mortality and financial burden for the population and the health system in Brazil and worldwide. Objective - To assess the prevalence of and the risk factors for respiratory diseases in São Paulo City, 2008-2009. Methods - A population based cross-sectional study, using data from the São Paulo City Health Survey 2008 (ISA-Capital 2008), conducted in this city along 2008 and 2009, with total sample of 3271 people of both sex. A two stage cluster sampling stratified by sex and age was used. Descriptive statistics were produced and associations were investigated through chi-square tests and prevalence ratios with 95 per cent confidence intervals. Multiple Poisson regression allowed adjustment of effect estimates. Results - The estimated prevalence of asthma was 9.1 per cent (95 per centCI: 7.0-11.7 per cent), COPD 4.2 per cent (95 per centCI: 3.1-5.4 per cent), acute bronchitis 7.3 per cent (95 per centCI: 5.5-9.8 per cent), rhinitis 22.6 per cent (95 per centCI: 19.3-26.2 per cent), and sinusitis 15.3 per cent (95 per centCI: 12.6-18.5 per cent). After adjustment, the following were identified as risk factor to asthma: age, allergy, rhinitis, health problems in the preceding fortnight, homes with few rooms and black and mixed individuals; to COPD: number of cigarettes smoked in life, easily weary, age, health problems in the preceding fortnight and free-time physical activity; to acute bronchitis: age, allergy, black and mixed individuals and homes with few rooms; to rhinitis: allergy, asthma, age and living in flats; and to sinusitis: allergic, age and obesity. Conclusions - The findings of this study indicate the importance of the integrated approach to asthma, rhinitis and allergies, considering the concept of air only, and seek preventive and treatment options that work in a systematic way with respect to these conditions, when present simultaneously. One must consider the age group that has a higher prevalence of asthma, between 5 to 9 years, and black and mixed individuals, and also consider homes with few rooms, because of household crowding and the low standard of housing; for COPD, considering the trend of its increase due to increasing longevity, the need for early diagnosis and educational approach to smoking cessation and physical activity are extremely important for quality of life related to health of these individuals and reducing the economic impact of disease to the health system; factors associated with acute bronchitis were the presence of allergy, black and mixed individuals and those who lived in homes with fewer rooms; rhinitis was associated with asthma and lived in an apartment; and sinusitis was associated with allergies and obesity
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Relations entre profils alimentaires et maladies allergiques de l’enfant : étude des six villes françaises / Relationship between dietary patterns and allergic diseases of the child : the six french cities study

Saadé, Daniele 03 December 2014 (has links)
Contexte : La prévalence de l'asthme et des allergies a augmenté au cours de ces dernières décennies,en particulier chez les enfants et dans le monde occidental. Cette augmentation de la prévalence estdevenue un problème très grave de santé publique et pourrait être liée à une combinaison deprédisposition génétique, de facteurs environnementaux et des changements dans le mode de vie, ycompris les habitudes alimentaires. Cependant, les études épidémiologiques concernant les maladiesallergiques chez l’enfant en relation avec l'alimentation sont rares.Objectifs : Ce travail analyse la littérature récente traitant l'alimentation, les habitudes alimentaires et lanutrition en relation avec les maladies allergiques chez les enfants en tenant compte de la méthodologieutilisée pour évaluer les habitudes alimentaires. En outre, il évalue en premier lieu l'association entre leshabitudes alimentaires et l'asthme et les maladies allergiques et en deuxième lieu la relation entrel'asthme et le surpoids/l’obésité dans l’étude des six villes françaises.Méthodes : MEDLINE/PubMed et Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews ont été utilisés pour larevue de la littérature concernant l'alimentation et les maladies allergiques. Des études transversales ontété menées à Bordeaux, Clermont-Ferrand, Créteil, Marseille, Reims, Strasbourg sur 7 432 enfantsscolaires, choisis au hasard et âgés de 9-11 ans. Des questionnaires adressés aux parents, basés surl'Enquête internationale sur l'asthme et les allergies dans l'enfance (ISAAC), ont été utilisés pourrecueillir des informations sur les maladies allergiques et les facteurs de risque potentiels, y compris unquestionnaire de fréquence alimentaire pour évaluer les habitudes alimentaires des enfants. Des testscutanés aux allergènes communs ont été effectués afin d'identifier l'existence d'une hypersensibilitéallergique et des tests d’effort ont été effectués pour évaluer l'asthme à l’effort.Résultats : Les apports moyens de 12 principaux produits alimentaires consommés par les élèves ontété calculées et trois profils alimentaires ont été extraits par analyse en composantes principales:l’alimentation proche du régime méditerranéen, l’alimentation à base d’oméga-3 et de poissons gras etl’alimentation non équilibrée. Les risques relatifs des maladies allergiques ont été estimés par des odds7ratios (OR) et le contrôle des facteurs de confusion a été réalisé par des régressions logistiques. Lessifflements, l’asthme et la rhinite sont plus fréquents chez les garçons que chez les filles. En analysemultivariée, l’alimentation à base d’oméga-3 avait un effet protecteur contre l'asthme vie et l’asthmesévère chez les enfants (OR ajusté: 0,77 ; IC 95%: [0,62 -0,96] et OR ajusté: 0,55 ; IC 95%: [0,32 -0,94]respectivement). L’adhérence à une alimentation proche du régime méditerranéen et riche enantioxydants semble avoir un effet protecteur contre les maladies allergiques. Le surpoids et l’obésitéont été positivement associés avec l’asthme vie chez les enfants ne présentant pas de sifflements (ORajusté: 1,98 ; IC 95%: [1,06 -3,70]) et ont été de même associé positivement avec la rhinite vie et larhinite 12 mois chez les enfants présentant des sifflements (OR ajusté: 1,63 ; IC 95%: [1,09 -2,45] etOR ajusté: 2,20 ; IC 95%: [1,13 -4,27] respectivement), mais pas avec l’asthme à l’effort.Conclusion: Dans l'ensemble, l'adhésion à un régime alimentaire sain, y compris les antioxydants et lesoméga-3 semble avoir un effet protecteur sur l'asthme et les allergies chez les enfants. Le surpoids etl’obésité a été associé significativement avec l’asthme chez les enfants non atopiques et la rhiniteallergique chez les enfants atopiques. Des études prospectives longitudinales sont donc nécessaires pourpouvoir évaluer les relations de causalité. / Background: The prevalence of asthma and allergy has risen in recent decades, especially amongchildren and in the Western world. This increase in prevalence has become a serious public healthproblem and might be related to a combination of genetic predisposition, environmental factors, andlifestyle changes, including dietary habits. However, epidemiological studies concerning childhood dietrelatedallergic diseases are scarce.Objectives: This work reviews published literature dealing with diet, dietary patterns and nutrition inrelation with allergic diseases among children taking into account the methodology used to evaluatedietary patterns. Moreover, it assesses primary the association between food patterns and asthma andallergic diseases and secondary the relation between asthma and overweight/obesity in the French SixCities Study.Methods: MEDLINE/PubMed and Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews were used for theliterature review concerning diet and allergic diseases. Cross-sectional studies were conducted inBordeaux, Clermont-Ferrand, Créteil, Marseille, Reims, and Strasbourg among 7432 randomly selectedschoolchildren aged 9-11 years. Parental questionnaires, based on the International Study on Asthmaand Allergies in Childhood (ISAAC), were used to collect information on allergic diseases and potentialrisk factors including a food frequency questionnaire to evaluate dietary habits. Skin prick testing tocommon allergens was performed to identify the existence of an allergic hypersensitivity and exercisetest was performed to assess Exercise-Induced Asthma (EIA).Results: The mean intakes of 12 main food items were calculated and three food patterns wereextracted by principal component analysis labeled: the Mediterranean-like diet, the diet rich in omega-3fatty acids and the unhealthy diet. Relative risks of allergic diseases were estimated as odds ratios (OR)and confounders control was performed with multiple logistic regressions. Wheezing, asthma andrhinitis were more prevalent in boys than in girls. In the multivariate analysis, diet rich in omega-3 wasprotective for lifetime and severe asthma in children (adjusted OR: 0.77; 95% CI: [0.62 -0.96] and9adjusted OR: 0.55; 95% CI: [0.32 -0.94] respectively). Adherence to the Mediterranean-like diet rich inantioxidants tended to be protective against allergic diseases. Overweight and obesity were positivelyassociated with lifetime asthma in non-wheezing children (adjusted OR: 1,98 ; 95% CI: [1,06 -3,70])and were also positively associated with lifetime and past year allergic rhinitis in wheezing children(adjusted OR: 1.63; 95% CI: [1.09 -2.45] and adjusted OR: 2.20; 95% CI: [1.13 -4.27] respectively), butwere not associated with EIA.Conclusion: Overall, adherence to a healthy diet including antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids seemsto have a protective effect on asthma and allergy in childhood. Overweight and obesity weresignificantly associated with asthma in non-atopic children and with allergic rhinitis in atopic children.Prospective longitudinal studies should be necessary for evaluation of causal relations.

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