What's wrong with the child's cough, wheezing, and runny nose?

Patient's question:

The child often coughs, has a runny nose, and a bit of shortness of breath.
Medical history and effectiveness of previous treatments: Frequently received intravenous drips, averaging two to three days per month.
What kind of help is desired: Are there any methods to prevent this?

Doctor's answer:

Your child has recurrent respiratory infections, and bronchial asthma cannot be ruled out. The main causes are weakened respiratory immunity, deficiencies in trace elements, and allergies.
1. Proper feeding, no picky eating, no meat deficiency, no snacks.
2. Oral administration of respiratory immunity-enhancing medication. Yu Ping Feng Granules.
3. Digestion of trace elements. Calcium and zinc supplements.
4. If necessary, visit the hospital for automatic immunity and lung function tests to rule out asthma and automatic immunity issues.

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