Table 11: Lifetime Health History Category FY99-00 (N) FY99-00 (Estimate) FY99-00 (Std Err) FY01-02 (N) FY01-02 (Estimate) FY01-02 (Std Err) FY03-04 (N) FY03-04 (Estimate) FY03-04 (Std Err) FY05-06 (N) FY05-06 (Estimate) FY05-06 (Std Err) FY07-08 (N) FY07-08 (Estimate) FY07-08 (Std Err) FY09-10 (N) FY09-10 (Estimate) FY09-10 (Std Err) FY11-12 (N) FY11-12 (Estimate) FY11-12 (Std Err) FY13-14 (N) FY13-14 (Estimate) FY13-14 (Std Err) Reported at least one physician- or nurse-diagnosed health problem 849 12% 0.8% 933 13% 1.1% 1,193 18% 1.2% 745 18% 1.0% 662 18% 1.2% 734 20% 1.5% 644 20% 1.2% 882 22% 1.3% Type of health problem: High blood pressure 244 3% 0.3% 328 5% 0.5% 433 6% 0.7% 296 7% 0.7% 284 8% 0.9% 295 8% 0.9% 230 7% 0.8% 315 7% 0.6% Type of health problem: Other 205 3% 0.4% 216 3% 0.6% 280 4% 0.5% 150 4% 0.6% 113 3% 0.5% 152 5% 0.7% 177 6% 0.8% 210 6% 0.7% Type of health problem: Asthma 120 2% 0.3% 116 2% 0.4% 139 3% 0.5% 84 2% 0.3% 82 3% 0.6% 84 2% 0.3% 68 2% 0.3% 90 2% 0.3% Type of health problem: Diabetes 99 1% 0.2% 99 1% 0.2% 120 1% 0.2% 88 2% 0.3% 95 2% 0.3% 108 2% 0.3% 96 3% 0.4% 161 4% 0.7% Type of health problem: Urinary tract infection 61 2%(a) 0.6% 66 1% 0.2% 118 2% 0.4% 68 1% 0.2% 46 2% 0.4% 41 2% 0.6% 36 2% 0.4% 61 3% 0.8% Type of health problem: Tuberculosis 43 1% 0.2% 45 1% 0.2% 38 1% 0.1% 16 (b) (c) 8 <1%(a) 0.0% 11 <1%(a) 0.0% 17 <1%(a) 0.1% 20 <1%(a) 0.1% Type of health problem: Heart disease 56 1% 0.1% 41 <1% 0.1% 65 1% 0.3% 43 1% 0.3% 34 1% 0.1% 43 1% 0.3% 20 1% 0.2% 25 <1% 0.1% Type of health problem: Thyroid disease 21 <1%(a) 0.1% 22 <1% 0.1% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Recent treatment for diagnosed health condition: Currently taking medication for this condition 422 47% 3.6% 558 64% 2.3% 777 66% 3.3% 494 67% 3.5% 499 78% 3.3% 555 75% 2.9% 477 74% 2.5% 619 68% 3.4% Recent treatment for diagnosed health condition: Saw a doctor/nurse for condition in the last 12 months 428 45% 3.5% 650 68% 2.3% 871 74% 3.3% 576 76% 2.7% 529 80% 3.4% 596 82% 2.0% 526 83% 1.8% 675 77% 3.1% In the last 12 months, where treated for diagnosed health condition: No treatment - - - 272 31% 2.2% 296 25% 3.1% 163 23% 2.7% 126 19% 3.4% 134 17% 1.9% 109 17% 1.9% 174 21% 2.8% In the last 12 months, where treated for diagnosed health condition: In the U.S. - - - 554 59% 2.7% 780 64% 3.8% 522 67% 3.1% 483 73% 3.7% 559 78% 2.3% 489 74% 2.4% 639 73% 3.1% In the last 12 months, where treated for diagnosed health condition: In another country - - - 69 6% 1.3% 53 7%(a) 2.0% 48 8% 1.5% 42 6% 1.3% 30 4%(a) 1.2% 33 8% 2.4% 34 3% 0.8% In the last 12 months, where treated for diagnosed health condition: In the U.S. and abroad - - - 27 2%(a) 0.8% 38 3% 0.9% 6 (b) (c) 4 (b) (c) 7 (b) (c) 4 (b) (c) (b) (b) (c) Among agricultural workers who reported having asthma: Still has asthma - - - 34 79% 6.5% 48 83% 6.9% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Age of first time having asthma: 1-10 years old - - - 20 61% 7.2% 26 20%(a) 7.8% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Age of first time having asthma: 11-20 years old - - - 5 6%(a) 2.6% 20 58% 8.6% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Age of first time having asthma: 21-30 years old - - - 10 16%(a) 6.5% 9 10%(a) 3.1% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Age of first time having asthma: 31-40 years old - - - 4 10% 1.7% 5 (b) (c) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Age of first time having asthma: 41 years or older - - - 6 (b) (c) 4 (b) (c) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Asthma made worse by dust, dirt, or chemicals while doing agricultural work: Yes - - - 11 13%(a) 4.0% 15 28% 8.4% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Asthma made worse by dust, dirt, or chemicals while doing agricultural work: Don't know - - - 5 10% 2.7% 12 10% 2.9% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (N) is the number of respondents that gave a particular response. (Estimate) is the percentage of respondents that gave a particular response for a categorical variable, or the average of valid responses for a numeric variable. The estimates are weighted estimates which adjust for workers’ different probabilities of being sampled and responding to the survey. (Std Err) is the standard error of the estimate. (a) indicates that the estimate has a relative standard error (RSE) greater than 30 percent but no more than 50 percent. The estimate is published but should be used with caution. (b) indicates that the estimate is based on fewer than four responses or has a RSE greater than 50 percent. The estimate is considered statistically unreliable and is suppressed. (c) indicates that the standard error is suppressed because the estimate itself is suppressed. A dash (-) indicates that the question was not asked in the corresponding time interval.