アレルギー様鼻炎の生気象学的検討

昭和54年春

抄録

The relation between several climatical conditions and the frequency of allergic rhinopathy was studied from February 13 to April 30, 1979 in a total of 159 patients (48 males and 111 females). Highest and lowest temperatures, lowest humidity and the number of patients were recorded each day.
As a result of this study, the following climatical conditions correlated with the number of patients.
(1) The lowest humidity of that day * *
(2) The difference between the highest temperature and the lowest temperature of that day *
(3) The difference between the highest temperature of the previous day and the lowest temperature of that day * *
(4) The difference between the lowest temperature of that day and the lowest temperature of the previous day *
(*: P≤0.05 **: P≤0.01)
Many patients developed allergic rhinopathy on the days when there was yellow sand in the Kyoto area (April 9 to 17). The biological influence of yellow sand should be continuously analysed.