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Variable

UK Data Service variable record for:

Continuous Household Survey, 1984

Variable Details

Variableq10mat11
LabelWhat is the matter with 1st child
Responses
-3 refused 0
-2 missing 0
-1 dont know 0
1 disabled,bedridden etc 7
2 sight problems 5
3 rheumatism,arthritis 2
4 bronchitis 6
5 oth resp problems 9
6 speech impediment 2
7 skin problems 3
8 heart,stroke,CHD 9
9 depression,nerves 2
10 hearing problems 10
11 muscular dystrophy 1
12 stomach disorders etc 7
13 ulcers - internal 1
14 appendicitis 0
15 blood pressure 0
16 thyroid gland 1
17 trouble with limbs 7
18 liver complaints 0
19 headaches,migraine 6
20 ulcers - external 0
21 neurological disorders 1
22 kidney problems 5
23 gynaecological problems 0
24 hernia 0
25 back troubles 0
26 asthma 47
27 diabetes 3
28 varicose veins 0
29 gallbladder trouble 0
30 allergies,phobias 9
31 blood disorders 2
32 epilepsy 7
33 cancer ,undefined 0
34 bad circulation etc 0
35 haemorrhoids 0
36 chest troubles,undefined 3
37 old age 0
38 infections,not colds 9
39 genetic disorders 14
40 flu,cold 1
41 broken bones 1
42 glandular trouble 1
43 general ill health 1
44 alcholism 0
DisclaimerPlease note that these frequencies are not weighted.
LocationContinuous Household Survey, 1984
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