Association Between Household Health Behaviors & Asthma in Children

Status Recruiting

Clinical Trial Summary

This study plan to study the association between household health behavior (cleaning habits) and children's asthma. In addition, reconfirm the health effects of indoor environmental exposure to phthalates plasticizers, mite, fungi, and bacteria, and cockroaches on children's asthma. Thus, the investigators can provide a non-pharmacological intervention to reduce the disease burden of children's asthma and allergic diseases.

Clinical Trial Description

The investigators plan to invite 80 children, aged 7-12 years-old who have physician-diagnosed asthma, and another age- and gender-matched children without asthma to join our study. First, obtaining clinical data of disease status, and ask participants to fill out questionnaires after recruiting. Second, participants have to record body temperature, peak expiratory flow, heart rate, finger O2 saturation percentage, asthma attack frequency continuously by care-giver every day. Third, the investigators will perform indoor environmental assessments in the subject's house, including indoor air quality, dust samples, culture for fungi and bacteria, and cockroaches. The investigators will also count the dust mites and measure phthalates concentration in every dust sample. Then, health behavior intervention for one month will be provided to every participant. The investigators will teach children's guardians (care-giver) how to change the health behaviors to clean indoor environment, including the health behaviors in bedroom, kitchen room, restroom, refrigerator, washing machine, and incense burning hall. After 1 months, the investigators will investigate whether changing health behavior affects the exposure of phthalates, dust mites, fungi, bacteria, and cockroaches, and evaluate the effects of health behavior intervention on the clinical status of children's asthma. Children's asthma severity assessment will be recorded by ACT and also by symptomatology every day. Household health behaviors (cleaning habits) questionnaires also will be completed per week and continuously for 4 weeks. ;

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Clinical Trial Details

NCT number	NCT04565964
Study type	Interventional
Source	National Taiwan University Hospital
Contact	Ta-Chen Su, PhD
Phone	+886223123456
Email	lab.of.su@gmail.com
Status	Recruiting
Phase	N/A
Start date	November 25, 2020
Completion date	August 31, 2021

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