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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Pediatr Otorhinolaryngol. 2019 Nov 28;130:109802. doi: 10.1016/j.ijporl.2019.109802

Table 2:

Prevalence and odds ratios of various co-morbid conditions and outcomes of all children and children with vertigo in the US, NHIS 2012

US Children Without Vertigo US Children With Vertigo
Prevalence Prevalence 1.5%
% 95% CI % 95% CI OR 95% CI
Cognitive Conditions
 Autism 1.29 1.06 – 1.58 2.46 0.45 – 12.22 1.92 0.33 – 11.26
 ADD 9.39 8.71 – 10.12 21.41 14.57 – 30.32 1.73* 1.06 – 2.81
 Learning disability 7.64 7.01 – 8.33 31.08 22.67 – 40.96 3.45*** 2.18 – 5.45
 Developmental delay 4.77 4.30 – 5.30 13.44 8.09 – 21.51 2.59** 1.34 – 4.98
 Intellectual disability 1.06 0.85 – 1.31 9.02 4.53 – 17.15 6.60*** 2.60 – 16.79
 Special education 8.40 7.75 – 9.10 22.84 15.43 – 32.44 2.46*** 1.48 – 4.10
Activities limited by difficulty remembering or confusion 0.39 0.28 – 0.56 13.25 7.41 – 22.56 32.07** 13.18 – 78.00
Emotional/ Psychiatric Conditions
 Receive emotional services 2.73 2.37 – 3.14 6.72 3.42 – 12.77 1.84 0.87 – 3.88
 Difficulty with emotions, concentration, or behavior 15.05 14.16 – 15.99 41.98 32.87 – 51.68 2.92*** 1.85 – 4.61
 Poor attention span 11.36 10.53 – 12.26 22.60 15.47 – 31.78 1.68* 1.01 – 2.80
 Often worried 5.34 4.71 – 6.04 12.51 7.51 – 20.10 1.78 0.96 – 3.30
 Not well behaved 3.20 2.79 – 3.67 6.49 3.20 – 12.73 1.67 0.74 – 3.75
 Often unhappy, depressed, or tearful 3.10 2.66 – 3.62 3.75 1.67 – 8.19 0.86 0.35 – 2.11

Logistic regression adjusted for age, sex, race, income, frequent or severe headaches or migraines and three or more ear infections in the previous 12 months

ADD - attention deficit disorder

NHIS - National Health Interview Survey

OR - Odds Ratio

*

0.05

**

0.01

***

0.001