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Xinhua Tokyo April 26 (Xinhua blue construction) Japanese Society of Pediatric Allergy after researchers found that after suffering from influenza A H1N1 influenza, with or without a history of asthma, most children will be admitted difficulty in breathing.
Members of the Society, Tokyo Metropolitan Health and Medical Corporation Ebara Hospital, Takehiko Matsui, director of pediatrics at the 25th, held in Morioka, Japan Pediatric Sciences was announced, he led the team in April last year to 12 months, again suffering from influenza A history of asthma 316 children and the sick but not suffering from asthma history of 195 children were analyzed and compared. The results revealed that children suffer from asthma history of influenza after the 94.9 percent of people are breathing difficulties; even if no history of asthma, there are still 76.4 percent of the hospitalized children have a difficulty in breathing.
The study also found that children with breathing difficulties in children with asthma history of suffering from fever to influenza breathing difficulties after the average time was 12.9 hours, compared with children without asthma history of 17 hours.
Takehiko Matsui said, difficulty in breathing, nearly 90% of children in the fever within 24 hours after symptoms appear. Moreover, in hospitalized patients, taking steroids to treat asthma agent children, whether or not the history of asthma, about 90% of the children's respiratory symptoms appeared to improve.
http://news.xinhuanet.com/society/2010-04/26/c_1257019.htm
Members of the Society, Tokyo Metropolitan Health and Medical Corporation Ebara Hospital, Takehiko Matsui, director of pediatrics at the 25th, held in Morioka, Japan Pediatric Sciences was announced, he led the team in April last year to 12 months, again suffering from influenza A history of asthma 316 children and the sick but not suffering from asthma history of 195 children were analyzed and compared. The results revealed that children suffer from asthma history of influenza after the 94.9 percent of people are breathing difficulties; even if no history of asthma, there are still 76.4 percent of the hospitalized children have a difficulty in breathing.
The study also found that children with breathing difficulties in children with asthma history of suffering from fever to influenza breathing difficulties after the average time was 12.9 hours, compared with children without asthma history of 17 hours.
Takehiko Matsui said, difficulty in breathing, nearly 90% of children in the fever within 24 hours after symptoms appear. Moreover, in hospitalized patients, taking steroids to treat asthma agent children, whether or not the history of asthma, about 90% of the children's respiratory symptoms appeared to improve.
http://news.xinhuanet.com/society/2010-04/26/c_1257019.htm