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Rhinite allergique de l’enfant : étude clinique et évaluation de la qualité de vie avant et après traitement selon l’âge
Aim
This study aims to investigate the characteristics of allergic rhinitis in children and evaluate the impact of treatment on their quality of life, stratified by age.
Methods
A prospective descriptive study was conducted on children aged 4 to 16 years who were diagnosed with allergic rhinitis for the first time at the beginning of the study. The study population was divided into two age groups: group 1 (4–12 years) and group 2 (12–16 years). The quality of life before and after 6 months of treatment was assessed using the Juniper Allergic Rhinoconjunctivitis Quality of Life Test (RQLQ) and the ARIA classification as endpoints.
Results
The study included 100 patients, 58 of whom were male, with a mean age of 9 ± 3.3 years. Prior to treatment, 79 children had an overall score of 4 or higher, indicating they were “rather to extremely annoyed”. Children in group 1 reported nasal discomfort as their main complaint, with a score of 5.05 indicating they were “very annoyed”. Children in group 2 reported emotional impact as their main complaint, with a mean score of 4.54 indicating they were “rather to very annoyed”. Children with asthma had a higher RQLQ score than those without (P < 0.0001). Following six months of treatment, we observed a statistically significant improvement in ARIA classification and quality of life scores. The overall RQLQ score decreased from 3.82 to 1.79 for group 1 and from 3.74 to 1.73 for group 2. Logistic regression revealed that poor compliance and persistent allergen exposure were the main factors contributing to poor therapeutic control (odds ratio of 57 and 46, respectively).
Conclusion
This conclusion is based on objective evidence and avoids biased language. To improve management, it is recommended that quality of life tests for children treated for allergic rhinitis to be generalized. The field still lacks proper codification. No changes were made to the original content.
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La Revue Française d''Allergologie : un véritable forum pour faire connaître des travaux originaux et permettre la diffusion de l''information auprès de toutes les spécialités concernées par les pathologies allergiques. La Revue Française d''Allergologie (8 numéros par an) est au carrefour de nombreuses spécialités - dermatologie, pédiatrie, ORL, pneumologie, ophtalmologie, médecine interne - qui, toutes, ont à traiter des maladies allergiques. Les symptômes des allergies fondés sur des mécanismes communs sont le plus souvent associés et se succèdent chez un même patient. En forte progression depuis 20 ans, les maladies allergiques sont dans l''attente de perfectionnements et d''avancées thérapeutiques qui permettront aux nombreux patients qui en sont atteints de mieux vivre avec leurs allergies. La Revue Française d''Allergologie se veut donc un véritable forum de discussions et d''échanges entre tous les spécialistes confrontés aux pathologies
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