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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

ONS Omnibus Survey, March 1997

Variable Details

Variablespec13
LabelPlease specify other symptoms or conditi
Responses
High temperature 1
Itching. 1
Rash 1
Rashes 1
SEVERE PELVIC PAIN 1
TO DO WITH THE UTERUS 1
Throat inflamation 1
abortion 1
bad thrush 1
can cause cancer of the uterus 1
cancer of the ovaries 1
eye infection, vomiting,diarrhoea 1
general feeling unwell 1
genital sores 1
hot sweats/fever 1
in women has no symptoms 1
irritation and inflamation 1
irritation of genital area 1
it can make you smelly 1
itching 5
itching + pain in intercourse 1
itching and burning 1
itching and discomfort 1
itching and irritation 1
like cystitis 1
mouth ulcers 1
no others 1
no symptons 1
problems in the baby 1
rash , temperature 1
rash, itching 1
rash, itching 1
rash, systitis 1
sterilisation in women 1
swollen areas 1
swollen stomach 1
thrush. transfer to partner 1
yeast infection ie thrush 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationONS Omnibus Survey, March 1997
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