From: Prediction of atopy in the first year of life using cord blood IgE levels and family history
Allergic Disease | Diagnostic Criteria (History Data) |
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Atopic dermatitis | Presence of erythematous, papular, desquamating lesions against a background of dry skin, typical location; itching, dry skin, lesions present for several weeks. |
Atopic rhinitis | Recurrent aqueous or mucous nasal discharge, persistent sneezing and catarrh, difficult nasal breathing; signs no connected with infection. |
Atopic conjunctivitis | Watery eyes, hyperemia of conjunctivae, itching eyes, rubbing of eyes. Symptoms present for at least 2 weeks, and no connection with infection. |
Symptoms of asthma | Obstructive bronchiolitis, episodes of rales in the course of infection within the last 6 months, expiratory wheezes without infection. |
Allergic gastro-intestinal disorders | Recurrent diarrhea (frequently with admixture of mucus and blood), vomiting and spilling, severe colic after ingestion of certain products. |