BOHRF Original Authors' Main Conclusions
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asthma guidelines and form part of the guidelines.
63 subjects studied after cessation of exposure (>60months), 49 of whom are still symptomatic. The symptomatic subjects had history of more prolonged exposure after onset of symptoms as compared to respective asymptomatic group. Authors infer that the nature of the product responsible for the reaction may play a role and also the type of asthmatic reaction documented at the time of diagnosis through specific inhalation challenge could influence the prognosis. Conclude that subjects with occupational asthma caused by various agents can remain symptomatic of asthma and demonstrate a persistence of bronchial obstruction and hyper-excitability for prolonged periods after cessation of exposure.
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