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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

ONS Omnibus Survey, March 1998

Variable Details

Variableicdescch
LabelDESCRIPTION IN CODING FILE
Responses
Ache - back 2
Ache - limbs 1
Allergic asthma 3
Allergy - dust (nes) 1
Angina 2
Arthritis - Rheumatoid 1
Blindness - colour 1
Cancer (any site) 2
Cervical spondylitis 2
Colitis - ulcerative 1
Collapse -Knee cap 1
Colostomy -(nes) 1
Damage - spine (excl paralysis ) 1
Depression 1
Diabetes 6
Disc trouble 1
Dislocation - other site 1
Epilepsy 2
Frozen shoulder 1
Glaucoma 1
Gout 1
Hepatitis B 1
High blood pressure 2
Hirschsprung's disease 1
Hole in heart 1
Inflammation - spinal joint 1
Inflammation - tendon 1
Injury - eye 1
Irritation of skin 1
Knees - ligaments 1
Leukaemia 1
Low blood pressure 1
ME 1
MS 1
Multiple sclerosis 1
Nervous stomach 1
None of these 3
Osteo-arthritis 3
Osteoporosis 2
Pain - back 6
Pins and needles in limb 1
Poor hearing 1
Removal - for cancer (nes) 1
Rheumatism 1
Rheumatoid arthritis 12
Shingles 1
Thrombosis - coronary 1
Tumour (any site) 1
Weak heart 1
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationONS Omnibus Survey, March 1998
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