Skip to main content
. 2020 Mar-Apr;65(2):97–104. doi: 10.4103/ijd.IJD_403_18

Table 4.

The relation between the occurrence of reactions to seafish and the occurrence of inhalant allergy (trees, grass, mites, animal dander, fungi, dust, and bird feather) in 332 patients

Followed parameters Sensitization to aeroallergens

Trees Grass Mites Animal dander Fungi Dust Bird feather







+ + + + + + +
FHR to seafish yes 20 (6%) 15 (5%) 27 (8%) 8 (2%) 22 (7%) 13 (4%) 19 (6%) 16 (5%) 16 (5%) 19 (6%) 10 (3%) 25 (7%) 7 (2%) 28 (8%)
FHR to seafish no 147 (45%) 150 (45%) 198 (60%) 99 (30%) 181 (55%) 116 (34%) 139 (42%) 158 (48%) 84 (25%) 213 (64%) 72 (22%) 225 (68%) 40 (12%) 257 (78%)
Total number of patients 167 (50%) 165 (50%) 225 (68%) 107 (32%) 203 (62%) 129 (38%) 158 (48%) 174 (53%) 100 (30%) 232 (70%) 82 (25%) 250 (75%) 47 (14%) 285 (86%)
P 0.392 0.210 0.826 0.402 0.034* CC=0.362 0.574 0.294

Pairs of these categories were entered in the contingency tables and the Chi-square test for relationship of these variables was performed with the level of significance set to 5%. The significant direct relation* between the occurrence of reactions to seafish and the sensitization to mixture of fungi was confirmed; the coefficient of concordance (CC) was calculated to see in which direction the dependence works