Epidemiology and comorbidities in bullous pemphigoid in the period from January of 2019 to the January of 2021

Introduction: Bullous pemphigoid is an autoimmune bullous dermatosis that most commonly occurs in elderly patients. Due to its pathogenesis and treatment of the disease, it can also affect development comorbidities. Aim: Determination comorbidities their frequency patients with pemphigoid, as well distribution by sex estimation duration from onset symptoms data collection. Material methods: In period January 2019 2021, a number 80 was analyzed. Basic patient (age, sex, time illness) on accompanying were obtained. Data categorized based ICD-10 classification into groups diseases, individual diseases occurred frequently population. Results: Of total respondents, 41.3% male 58.8% female. The average age respondents 75.8 years, 76.45 years for men 75.36 women. collection 3 months, while disease all subjects 74.4 years. common hypertension 73.75%, psychiatric 25%, type 2 diabetes mellitus other skin 21.25%, urinary tract disorders 18.75%, ischemic heart 12.5%, 1 10%, kidney 8.75%, neurological 6.25%. Comorbidities statistically more female patients: hypertension, mellitus. Conclusion: our study, confirmed elderly, predominantly Female suffer some often. about months. It showed there are studied population, however, large studies needed determine association.