Impact Statement
Association between atopic dermatitis and dyslipidemia in children is a
matter of controversy. In addition, there is a paucity of studies with
longitudinal follow up regarding the onset of atopic dermatitis in
children with dyslipidemia. The presence and severity of atopic
dermatitis in children is associated with abnormal blood lipid profiles.
Also, subjects with high TC levels are in higher risks of developing
atopic dermatitis. Our study suggests that children with dyslipidemia
may be need close monitoring for the development of atopic dermatitis.
Furthermore, our results imply that cholesterol management might be able
to lower the risk of atopic dermatitis.