Aggravating factors of asthma among patients visited respiratory center at Shar Hospital outpatient in Sulaymaniyah-Kurdistan-Iraq

Maryiam Salem Mamluk, Kamaran Amin Karadakhy
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Backgroundand objectives:Asthma is a prevalent chronic disease in Kurdistan region. Identification of asthma triggers is essential in preventing and managing the disease.Our aim was to determine the most common aggravating factor of asthma in Suleimani city and assessing the correlation of age groups and gender to specific aggravating factors.Methods:This data collection was an observational cross-sectional study implementedin the Outpatients clinics in Suleimani city-Kurdistan region/Iraq from 2018 to 2022. Study subjects included one hundred and fifty asthmatic patients (150). The diagnosis of asthma in selected patients was established prior to the study inclusions.Results:The common aggravating factors of asthma as perceived by patients were air pollution (80.7%), dusts storms (76.7%), infection (74%), smoking (69.3%), exercise (66.7%), detergents (64.7%) and cold weather (64%).The triggers of asthma in adolescent and adult patients are different regarding age and gender.Conclusions:The common triggers of asthma in asthmatic patients in Suleimani city are pollution, dusts, viral infection, and tobacco.
伊拉克苏莱曼尼亚库尔德斯坦沙尔医院门诊呼吸中心就诊患者的哮喘加重因素
背景和目的:哮喘是库尔德斯坦地区流行的一种慢性疾病。我们的目的是确定苏莱曼尼市最常见的哮喘加重因素,并评估年龄组和性别与特定加重因素的相关性。方法:本次数据收集是一项观察性横断面研究,于 2018 年至 2022 年在伊拉克库尔德斯坦地区苏莱曼尼市的门诊实施。研究对象包括 150 名哮喘患者。结果:患者认为哮喘的常见加重因素是空气污染(80.7%)、沙尘暴(76.7%)、感染(74%)、吸烟(69.3%)、运动(66.青少年和成年患者的哮喘诱发因素在年龄和性别上有所不同。结论:苏莱曼尼市哮喘患者的常见哮喘诱发因素是污染、粉尘、病毒感染和吸烟。
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