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Banyak anak-anak dengan asma memiliki reaksi terhadap kacang 

Date:

May 17, 2015

Source:

American Thoracic Society (ATS)

Summary:

Dalam beberapa bulan dan  tahun terakhir  , alergi kacang pada anak-anak adalah berita yang sering , sebagai ilmuwan yang  mengungkapkan wawasan baru ke dalam mengapa semakin banyak anak-anak sedang mengalaminya  dan apa yang dapat dilakukan untuk menghindari mereka . Namun, hingga kini , beberapa telah mempelajari hubungan antara alergi kacang dan asma anak .

........ " Banyak gejala pernapasan alergi kacang bisa mencerminkan orang serangan asma , dan sebaliknya . Contoh gejala yang meliputi sesak napas , mengi dan batuk , " kata pemimpin penulis studi Robert Cohn , MD , MBA . " Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengevaluasi proporsi anak penderita asma yang juga menunjukkan sensitivitas terhadap kacang . "....more

Many children
with asthma have reaction to peanuts, but do not know it

Date:

May 17, 2015

Source:

American Thoracic Society (ATS)

Summary:

In recent years and months, peanut allergies in children have been in the
news frequently, as scientists reveal new insights into why more and more
children are developing them and what can be done to avoid them. However, until
now, few have studied the connection between peanut allergy and childhood
asthma.

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In recent years and months, peanut allergies in children have been in the
news frequently, as scientists reveal new insights into why more and more
children are developing them and what can be done to avoid them. However, until
now, few have studied the connection between peanut allergy and childhood asthma.

A new study has shown that many children who have asthma have a sensitivity
to peanuts, but did not know it. Conducted by researchers in the U.S., the
study specifically looked at pediatric asthma patients at a pediatric pulmonary
clinic.

The study will be presented at the ATS 2015 International Conference.

"Many of the respiratory symptoms of peanut allergy can mirror those
of an asthma attack, and vice versa. Examples of those symptoms include
shortness of breath, wheezing and coughing," said study lead author Robert
Cohn, MD, MBA. "This study aimed to evaluate the proportion of asthmatic
children who also demonstrated a sensitivity to peanuts."

For the study, the researchers looked at 1,517 children from the pediatric
pulmonary clinic at Mercy Children's Hospital in Toledo, Ohio. They determined
if the children's charts had a documented peanut allergy and if they had
undergone a blood test for antibodies demonstrating a potential reaction to
peanuts, known as IgE. Children were considered positive if they had a
documented history of peanut allergy or a specific IgE blood test that showed a
level higher than normal.

What they found was that of the 1,517 charts that were reviewed, 163, or
about 11%, had a documented history of peanut allergy. Nearly 44% (665) had
specific IgE testing at some point to test for peanut allergy. Out of that
group, 148, or approximately 22%, had a positive test to peanut sensitivity.
However, more than half of these children and their families did not suspect
there was any sensitivity to peanuts. The prevalence of positive tests varied
across age groups but the prevalence of known peanut allergy was strikingly
similar across age groups.

"This study demonstrates children with asthma might benefit from a
test for peanut sensitivity, especially when control of wheezing and coughing
is difficult to achieve. If a physician is having this problem, or if a parent
notices it in his or her asthmatic child, they should consider testing, even if
they believe their child is not sensitive to peanuts," said Dr. Cohn.
"There should be continued investigation to learn more about the
connection between asthmatic children and peanut sensitivity."







Story Source:

The above post is reprinted from materials provided byAmerican
Thoracic Society (ATS). Note: Materials may be edited for content
and length.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/05/150517143400.htm

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