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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

General Household Survey, 1988-1989

Variable Details

Variablewrongm3
Label'WHAT IS THE MATTER.3'
Responses
1 NEOPLASMS(&BEN.) 0
2 DIABETES 0
3 OTHER ENDOCR,MET 1
4 MENTAL ILLNESS 1
5 MENTAL HANDICAP 0
6 EPILEPSY;FITS 2
7 MIGRAINE 1
8 OTH.NERVOUS SYST 6
9 CATARACT;SIGHT 3
10 OTH.EYE COMPLNTS 6
11 DEAFNESS 13
12 TINNITUS 0
13 EAR & BALANCE 3
14 OTH.EAR COMPLNTS 3
15 STROKE 5
16 HEART ATTACK 25
17 HYPERTENSION 22
18 OTH.HEART PROBS 32
19 PILES 2
20 VARICOSE VEINS 6
21 OTHER ARTERIAL 22
22 BRONCHITIS;EMPH 26
23 ASTHMA 24
24 HAY FEVER 9
25 OTH.RESPIRATORY 38
26 ULCER;HI.HERNIA 52
27 OTH.DIGESTIVE 23
28 BOWEL&COLON COMP 30
29 TEETH&MOUTH COMP 4
30 KIDNEY COMPLNTS 13
31 UR.TRACT INFCTN 2
32 OTH.BLADDER PROB 8
33 REPROD. SYSTEM 19
34 ARTHRITIS;RHEUM 208
35 BACK PROBLEMS 68
36 OTH.BONE & JOINT 97
37 INFECTIOUS DIS. 8
38 BLOOD DISORDERS 16
39 SKIN COMPLAINTS 40
40 OTHER COMPLAINTS 4
41 UNCLASSIFIABLE 0
42 NO LONGER PRES 0
99 NA 0
-9 24256
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationGeneral Household Survey, 1988-1989
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