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Analysis of the risk factors of pneumonia in intrinsic-quality children in Guangxi
ZHOU Zhining,LI Jie, YAO Yongzhi,WANG Lining,LI Zhifeng,MENG Chunxue,YANG Liming,CAI Xiaojing,MO Xueying,LI Li,HUANG Zhibi,ZHANG Xiaochun,SUN Jichao,LIANG Tingjun,SU Wenjing
2019, 11 (2):
96-100.
doi: 10.3969/j.issn.1674-3865.2019.02.002
Objective
To study the risk factors of community-acquired pneumonia(CAP) in intrinsic-quality children in Guangxi in order to provide clinical evidence-based basis for its prevention and treatment.
Methods
A questionnaire survey was performed in the children aged one to six years in the cities of Chenxi, Liuzhou, Beihai and Nanning as well as in Sanjiang county from April 2017 to September 2018.The dependent variable was whether the children had had CAP before, and the independent variable is the 39 possibilities of the intrinsic-quality children, the risk factors of CAP and the constitute type. The gradual Logistic regression analysis was made on the CAPrelated risk factors in these children.
Results
A total of 466 valid questionnaires were collected, among which there were 343 cases of intrinsic quality,104 cases combined with accumulation of heat, 66 cases with qi-deficiency, 38 with yin-deficiency,16 with phlegm-dampness, and 13 with yang-deficiency. In the 343 children,214(62.4%) had had CAP,129(37.6%) had had no CAP; in the 123 children with nonintrinsicquailty,38 had had CAP(30.9%),85 had had no CAP(69.1%), the gradual Logistic regression analysis showed that there was statistically significant relationship between intrinsicquality children with CAP and the following factors: history of asthma,recurrent respiratory tract infection, the basic diseases such as malnutrition, hospitalization history and use of antibiotics(P<0.05);the incidence of CAP in the intrinsic-quality children was related to intrinsic quality combined with phlegm-dampness.
Conclusion
There may be close relationship between intrinsic quality and CAP in children; the risk factors of CAP in these children are:combination with asthma, recurrent respiratory tract infection, malnutrition and other basic diseases, and use of antibiotics; the incidence of CAP is higher in the children combined with phlegm-dampness than in those with other constitutions.
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