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. 2015 Aug 12;32(4):268–273. doi: 10.5114/pdia.2015.53322

Table 2.

Odds ratio of respiratory symptoms in childhood asthma age-wise

Variable Age % OR (95% CI) Value of p
Gender Male 6–7 48.6 1.21 (0.67–2.18) 0.55
Female 51.4
Male 13–14 51.1 2.58 (1.37–4.86) < 0.01
Female 48.9 < 0.001
Ever wheeze 6–7 24.3 5.01 (2.74–9.17) < 0.001
13–14 11.4 6.27 (3.39–11.59) < 0.001
Wheeze during the last 12 months 6–7 19.8 5.08 (2.76–9.35) < 0.001
13–14 7.6 6.75 (3.44–13.22) 0.061
Wheeze limiting breath 6–7 3.6 5.70 (2.34–13.95) < 0.001
13–14 4.2 2.06 (0.70–6.06) < 0.001
Ever Asthma 6–7 3.7 47.19 (21.49–103.63) < 0.001
13–14 6.1 20.02 (12.49–32.09) < 0.05
Wheeze after exercises 6–7 5.3 6.73 (3.17–14.27) < 0.001
13–14 12.5 2.75 (1.41–5.39) 0.13
Dry cough 6–7 16.2 2.08 (1.53–5.40) 0.84
13–14 19.8 1.72 (0.90–3.29) < 0.05
Family history of asthma in the father 6–7 5.5 2.37 (0.88–6.34) 0.69
13–14 5.5 39.3 (1.42–8.08) 0.14
Family history of asthma in the mother 6–7 4.6 1.17 (0.27–5.06) 0.34
13–14 6.9 1.98 (0.80–4.80)
Father's smoking 6–7 18.5 0.63 (0.26–1.51) 0.50
13–14 27.1 1.24 (0.66–2.33) 0.60
Mother's smoking 6–7 0.6 1.06 (1.04–1.07) 0.08
13–14 4.4 0.87 (0.66–1.15)
Other member at home smoking 6–7 4.4 0.52 (0.07–3.38) 0.52
13–14 5.9 3.88 (1.69–8.87) 0.001
Sneezing and coughing after rising air pollution 6–7 63.13 0.001
13–14 52.42 0.29
Food allergy 6–7 13.45 < 0.01
13–14 39.51 0.08