Prevalence of symptoms, symptom-related adjustments of behaviour and severity associated with inhalation of fragranced products in hairdressers and the general population.

a<p>Grogginess or exhaustion.</p>b<p>Social life includes 1) public transportation, 2) social functions in the private sphere or 3) gatherings in the public sphere.</p>c<p>Occupational conditions include 1) sick leave from work or school/college, 2) permanent leave from employment or school/college or 3) inability to work.</p>d<p>Reporting at least one symptom related to fragranced products but no impact on behaviour.</p>e<p>Reporting at least one symptom related to fragranced products and at least one adjustment of social or occupational conditions.</p>1<p>Adjusted odds ratio for the difference between all hairdressers and the general population (ref), adjusted for sex and age by logistic regression analyses.