Patient's question:
The child is suffering too much. It seems like the child has never fully recovered, sometimes I can hear the child wheezing, but it's not severe, and sometimes I can't hear it. Then it appears again after a day or two. I don't know what to do now. I've been to the children's hospital, but the child has always been like this, with ups and downs.Doctor's answer:
Problem Analysis: Bronchial asthma is commonly referred to as asthma.1. Avoid exposure to allergens and identify triggering factors.
2. Immunotherapy. If children adhere to treatment, they can often reduce attacks until they are almost cured. Many children also naturally recover during puberty due to improved physical health and environmental changes.
There are numerous causes of pediatric bronchial asthma. If a child is diagnosed with it, parents need to cooperate with the doctor for timely treatment, assist with gastric decompression, and develop good hygiene habits. Parents should pay attention not to cultivate picky eating habits in their children and ensure a balanced diet.