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Abstract:

Introduction and objective Asthma is a chronic disease requiring inhaled treatment and in addition it is a risk factor ( RF ) of pneumonia . In the oropharyngeal cavity there are numerous species of bacteria that could be dragged to the bronco - alveolar level . Objective to decide whether oral health is a community acquired pneumonia ( CAP ) RF in asthmatic patients who are taking inhaled treatment , and determining whether the frequency of use of inhalation devices and the type of inhaled drug are CAP RF . Patients and method Case - control study in asthmatic population with inhaled treatment . We recruited 126 asthmatic patients diagnosed with pneumonia by clinical and radiological criteria ( cases ) and 252 asthmatics not diagnosed with pneumonia during the last year ( controls ) , matched by age . The main factor of study was the General Oral Health Assessment Index ( GOHAI ) score . Results Bivariated analysis showed a statistically significant association of CAP with a GOHAI score≤57 points ( poor oral health )  ( OR 1 .69 ) , anticholinergic treatment ( OR 2 .41 ) , 6 or more inhalations ( 3 .23 ) , chamber use ( OR 1 .62 ) , FEV1 ( OR 0 .98 ) , altered functionality ( OR 2 .08 ) and psychiatric disorders or depression ( OR 0 .41 ) . The multivariated analysis shows an independent association of performing 6 or more inhalations per day ( OR 2 .74 ) and functional impairment ( OR 1 .67 ) . Conclusions The results suggest that poor oral health may be a CAP RF .
psychiatric disorders
functional impairment