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Table 4 Daytime symptom frequency and use of rescue and controller medication among EUCAN patients

From: Insights, attitudes, and perceptions about asthma and its treatment: a multinational survey of patients from Europe and Canada

Frequency of daytime symptoms

Frequency of rescue medication use, n (%)a

Frequency of controller medication use, n (%)a

Every day

3–6/week

1–2/week

<1/week

Not used in past year

Every day

1–6 / week

<1/week

Not used in past year

Every day

159 (52)

23 (8)

18 (6)

33 (11)

70 (23)

199 (66)

12 (4)

32 (11)

59 (19)

 (n = 303,a 288b)

Most days

106 (47)

24 (10)

15 (7)

35 (15)

48 (21)

149 (66)

18 (8)

30 (13)

31 (13)

 (n = 226,a 213b)

Twice/week

66 (27)

26 (11)

30 (12)

44 (18)

74 (31)

116 (49)

31 (13)

40 (17)

52 (22)

 (n = 240,a 248b)

Once/week

32 (24)

11 (8)

16 (12)

35 (26)

38 (29)

62 (47)

10 (7)

26 (20)

35 (26)

 (n = 132,a 133b)

Less than once/week

272 (23)

57 (5)

93 (8)

332 (29)

407 (35)

507 (44)

58 (5)

210 (18)

386 (33)

 (n = 1162,a 1120b)

Total

635 (31)

140 (7)

171 (8)

478 (23)

638 (31)

1033 (50)

129 (6)

337 (16)

562 (27)

 (n = 2063,a 2002b)

  1. aSample sizes and proportions weighted by the size of the population and the prevalence of asthma in each of the countries
  2. bUnweighted sample sizes