Recurrent croup increases asthma risk in children, suggesting it may indicate asthma susceptibility.
Recurrent croup, but not a single episode, was associated with an increased risk of subsequent asthma, suggesting that recurrent croup may be an early clinical marker of asthma susceptibility, particularly in children with coexisting atopic conditions.
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