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Table 2 Characteristics of the articles based on type of relation between T1DM and asthma, prevalence by age, gender and time diagnosis and considerations about glicemic control

From: Prevalence of asthma in people with type 1 diabetes mellitus: a scoping review

Article

Relationship between asthma and T1DM

Prevalence by age

Prevalence by gender

Glicemic control

Prevalence by time of diagnosis

A1

Inverse relationship

NA

Similar ratio between genders

NA

NA

A2

Inverse relationship

NA

NA

NA

NA

A3

Inverse relationship

T1DM developed more frequently between the ages of 8 to 16 years in children with asthma diagnosed between the ages of 4–7.9 years (0.4%) than in children in good health up to age 8 years (0.3%). Asthma developed less frequently between the ages of 8–16 years in children with T1DM diagnosed between the ages of 4–7.9 years (1.0%) than in those in good health up to age 8 years (1.3%)

Boys had a higher risk of asthma and T1DM compared to girls

T1DM children with asthma have worse glycemic control

NA

A4

Inverse relationship

NA

There is a higher proportion of diabetics with asthma in males (18 males vs. 6 females), which is similar to the predominance of asthmatic males among healthy children

In patients with T1DM, glycemic control was worse in those with asthma than in those without asthma

NA

A5

Similar prevalence

NA

NA

NA

NA

A6

Similar prevalence

NA

NA

NA

NA

A7

NA

NA

NA

NA

NA

A8

Similar prevalence of asthma in T1DM Increased prevalence of T1DM in asthmatics

NA

Asthma and T1DM are in 60.5% of boys and 39% of girls

NA

NA

A9

Similar prevalence

Patients with T1DM and asthma were older than those with only T1DM

Patients with T1DM and asthma were more often male than those with only T1DM

No differences in HbA1c of the groups with T1DM and asthma / only T1DM. However, patients with concomitant asthma need more insulin

NA

A10

Inverse relationship

NA

NA

NA

NA

A11

Direct relationship

NA

NA

NA

NA

A12

NA

Asthma was predominant in older patients

Asthma was more prevalent in males

T1DM patients with asthma have worse glycemic control

NA

A13

Inverse relationship

NA

NA

NA

In 14 diabetic children, the mean age of onset of allergic symptoms was 3.42 ± SD 3.45, similar to that of the controls (5.90 ± SD 3.93; p = 0.083)

A14

Inverse relationship

NA

NA

NA

NA

A15

NA

Higher number of asthma cases in those in older age groups (13–14 years) compared to the control group (13–14 years)

NA

NA

NA

A16

Similar prevalence

NA

NA

Glycemic control was measured according to the patients' HbA1c and was not correlated with asthma severity

NA

A17

Direct relationship

NA

NA

NA

At least four years, the duration of T1DM had no impact on the frequency of allergic disease: 61.7% (29/47) had T1DM for more than four years

  1. HbA1c, hemoglobin A1c; NA, not applicable