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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Health Survey for England, 1991-1992 : Combined Data File

Variable Details

Variablemed1
LabelMedicine taken in past 7 days
Responses
1 Diuretics 167
2 Beta blockers 156
3 Diuretics & Beta blo 27
4 ACE inhib 42
5 Vasodilators 10
6 Sympatholytics 7
7 Calcium block 68
8 Anti-coags 9
9 Lipid-lower drugs 16
10 Anti-platelet 65
11 Oth CV 88
12 Antacids & ulcer 130
13 Oth gastrointestinal 53
14 Respiratory 250
15 NSAID 232
16 Opiates 15
17 NSAIDS & opiates 79
18 Anxiety 165
19 Central nervous sys 95
20 Anti bacterial, viral 111
21 Oth infections 17
22 Diabetes 65
23 Thyroid & antithyroid 65
24 Corticosteroids 25
26 Oth endocrine 7
28 Oth contraception 6
29 Cytotoxic 19
30 Nutrition & blood 44
31 anaemia 5
32 mins & vitamins 31
33 Musculoskeletal 40
34 Ear eye nose throat 39
35 Skin 83
36 2
37 HRT Oestrogen 69
38 HRT Progestrone 19
39 HRT Combined 58
40 OC progestrone only 22
41 OC combined 146
97 Vaccine, anaesthetic 0
98 Salazopyrin 0
99 Cannot specify 14
-9 3839
-7 860
Sysmiss 398
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationHealth Survey for England, 1991-1992 : Combined Data File
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