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Volume 4

Journal of Pediatric Care

ISSN: 2471-805X

Page 61

JOINT EVENT

August 06-07, 2018 Madrid, Spain

&

2

nd

Edition of International Conference on

Adolescent Health & Medicine

18

th

International Conference on

Pediatrics Health

Pediatrics Health 2018

&

Adolescent Health 2018

August 06-07, 2018

Relation bronchial asthma and parasitic (nematodes) infection in Egyptian children

Yossef Habib

Alexandria Police Hospital, Egypt

Background:

Among the many factors influencing the prevalence of asthma in developing countries from the tropics are geo-

helminthic infections.

Aims:

This work aims to study the relation between bronchial asthma and parasitic infestation in Egyptian children.

Patients and Methods:

A cross-section, analytical study design was chosen to perform this research on 100 school aged

children. All children were interviewed and examined clinically and laboratory.

Results:

86%of patients with bronchial asthma lived in urban areas, while 64% of patients with parasitic infestation lived in

rural areas. Statistically significantly Negative correlations were found between blood level of IgE and FEV1% of predicted in

patients with bronchial asthma as well as patients with parasitic infestation with r=-0.381, -0.325 at p=0.006, 0.021 respectively.

Inverse relationship was found between blood level of IgE and FEV1/FVC% in patients with parasitic infestation with r= -0.358

with statistical significant difference at p=0.011.

Conclusions:

Statistically significance higher values of IgEwere found in patients with parasitic infestation compared to patients

with bronchial asthma. It was noted that patients with combined bronchial asthma and parasitic infestation demonstrated

statistically significance higher values of IgE which suggest a possible synergistic effect of two diseases.

Recommendation:

Improving personal and environmental hygiene and regular screening, treatment and health education for

children as regard parasitic infections is recommended.

yossefhabib@yahoo.com

J Pediatr Care 2018, Volume 4

DOI: 10.21767/2471-805X-C3-012