Patient's question:
Later a few months, now can basically not have an effectDoctor's answer:
Hello, Treatment and PrecautionsA. Antibiotics are not a direct measure for treating acute asthma attacks. They are only used for patients with symptoms of infection, such as fever, yellow and purulent sputum.
B. Correct severe acidosis and adjust electrolyte balance. When combined with metabolic acidosis, appropriate alkali supplementation should be administered.
C. Comprehensive treatment: Includes airway care, gastric mucosal protection, etc.
D. Inhaled mucus dissolving agents have no significant effect on treating asthma attacks. In severe cases, they may worsen cough or airflow limitation.
E. Sedatives are contraindicated during acute asthma attacks without mechanical ventilation.
You can also try the following dietary solutions. Hope it helps you. If it doesn’t work, I suggest you switch to a professional treatment hospital for a detailed examination and diagnosis.
Dietary therapy for pediatric asthma, such as:
1. Cinnamon (3g), Magnolia bark (3g), Pinellia ternata (6g), Perilla frutescens (6g), Poria (10g), and Patchouli (10g). Boil in water to extract the juice, add honey as needed, and drink 2–3 times. It can dispel cold and calm asthma, suitable for cold-type asthma, frequent cough with thin, white sputum.
2. Tephrosia (10g), Ephedra (10g), red dates (10g), and lotus seeds (10g). Boil in water to extract the juice, drink 2–3 times, and chew red dates and lotus seeds. It can clear heat and calm asthma, suitable for heat-type asthma, yellow and thick sputum, dry mouth, thirst, fever, constipation, and yellow urine.
3. One pig lung, Cordyceps (3g), Astragalus (10g), red dates (10g). Boil together and consume once a week. It can tonify the kidneys and regulate Qi, suitable for deficiency-type asthma, shortness of breath with exertion, pale complexion, weak limbs, fatigue, poor appetite, and sweating.