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KMID : 0363420210350010063
Journal of Korean Oriental Pediatrics
2021 Volume.35 No. 1 p.63 ~ p.75
Characteristics of Atopic Dermatitis Patients Based on Personal Health Records (PHR) according to Age and Sasang Constitution
Oh Jin-Ah

Sung Hyun-Kyung
Go Ho-Yeon
Shin Mi-Ran
Abstract
Objectives: The purpose of this study is to identify the characteristics of atopic dermatitis patients based on the personal health records (PHR) according to age and Sasang Constitution, and to find basic data for daily life management using the personal health record.

Methods: We analyzed the characteristics of atopic dermatitis patients based on PHR (symptoms, emotional state, SCORAD Index, five viscera weakness questionnaire, etc.), and Sasang Constitution collected for 6 weeks in 34 patients (or guardians).

Results: Each item of the SCORAD Index score in children and adolescents showed that children and adolescents have significantly higher edema than adults. However, repeated measurement of the SCORAD Index showed a significant positive improvement over time regardless of age and constitution. In terms of the symptoms of atopic dermatitis, there was a significant correlation between age and swelling, quality of life and effusion, pruritus (itch) and sleep disturbance in relation to the general characteristics of the subject. In the five visceral weakness scores, adults had significantly higher spleen weakness, liver weakness, kidney weakness scores than in children and adolescents. All results showed a high tendency to have a high lung weakness score, which was more pronounced in children and adolescents.

Conclusion: This study is meaningful to confirm the correlation between SCORAD Index items related to the symptoms of atopic dermatitis, and to identify trends for specific items by ages and Sasang Constitution.
KEYWORD
Atopic dermatitis, Personal health record(PHR), SCORAD, Sasang Constitutional Medicine, Age
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