… delivery and the use of antibiotics were associated with subsequent food allergy. Methods:
In a … mothers were allergic, cesarean section was associated with a 7-fold increased risk of …

… relationship of caesarean section to the risk of asthma in … allergic disorders was obtained
from 1953 subjects by a self-administered questionnaire and skin prick test. Caesarean section …

… : allergic mothers are more likely to give birth to allergic children, and at the same time, may
be more likely to give birth by C-section… By using prescription patterns for allergy medications …

… Background Studies of delivery by caesarean section (c-section) and the offspring's risk
of allergic diseases are of current interest due to concerns about the increased use of c-section …

… and thereby may affect childhood asthma risk. In this study, we examined the associations
between birth by cesarean section (C-section) and atopic disease occurrence in childhood. …

… Delivery by Cesarean section (CS) may predispose to allergic disorders, presumably due
to … between CS and physician-diagnosed food allergy and atopic dermatitis during the first 3 …

… The increased risk of food allergy observed in children born by means of cesarean section
is consistent with most previous research24, 27, 28 but contrasts with data from Renz-Polster …

… In summary, our findings suggest that birth by cesarean section leads to an increased
risk of allergic rhinitis and atopy among children at high risk of atopy in childhood. …

… Although a number of potential confounding factors exist that could explain an observed
increase in food allergy among children born by caesarean section, three out of the four studies …

… diseases, has emerged as one explanation for the increasing rates of allergic diseases.
A … allergic disease, there has been a concurrent increase in caesarean section (C-section) …