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. 2024 Mar 28;12:1301095. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1301095

Table 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of allergic rhinitis patients (n = 121).

Characteristics n %
Gender
Male 44 36.4
Female 77 63.6
Current age (average ± SD: 34.2 ± 11.8, median: 31.0, range: 18–69)
< 20 years 3 2.5
20–29 years 52 43.0
30–39 years 31 25.6
40–49 years 19 15.7
> 49 years 16 13.2
Environmental conditions
Smoking 11 9.1
Pet in the household 50 41.3
Family history with allergic diseases
No 60 49.6
Allergic conjunctivitis 1 0.8
Allergic rhinitis 36 29.8
Asthma 9 7.4
Food allergy 3 2.5
More than one allergic disease 12 9.9
Age of onset (average ± SD: 18.5 ± 15.4, median: 15.0, range: 0.5–59)
< 1 year 4 3.3
1–9 years 40 33.1
10–19 years 20 16.5
20–29 years 29 24.0
30–39 years 14 11.6
> 39 years 14 11.6
Severity symptoms
Mild intermittent 35 28.9
Moderate to severe intermittent 19 15.7
Mild persistent 13 10.7
Moderate to severe persistent 54 44.6
Current medications
No 29 24.0
AH 21 17.4
IC 12 9.9
AH, IC 58 47.9
AH, IC, NI 1 0.8
Comorbidities
No 81 66.9
Atopic dermatitis/atopic eczema 3 2.5
Allergic rhinitis 9 7.4
Allergic rhinoconjunctivitis 4 3.3
Asthma 1 0.8
Food allergy 2 1.7
Obstructive sleep apnea 5 4.1
Two comorbidities 11 9.1
More than two comorbidities 5 4.1

AH, antihistamine; IC, intranasal corticosteroid; LA, leukotriene antagonist; IT, immunotherapy.