What causes pediatric bronchial asthma?

Patient's question:

Hello! My child is only 5 years old, and they have not been in good health since birth. Recently, what's been going on? When the child was younger, their constitution was not very strong, and they often had to take medicine. In the past few weeks, they've had colds and fever, and they cough constantly. Sometimes, their little face turns red from holding their breath. The hospital examination said it was pediatric bronchial asthma. I want to ask what could be the cause of this.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, when the human body comes into contact with allergens or has a weakened immune system, it is prone to asthma. The causes of bronchial asthma include: certain allergen-sensitive individuals inhaling allergens such as pollen, fungal spores, etc.; consuming fish, shrimp, clams, milk, or penicillin, which can easily trigger asthma; respiratory infections, cold stimuli, mental stress, and chemical dust are also factors that can induce bronchial asthma.

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