Patient's question:
My child got tonsillitis about half a month ago. Later, for some reason, it just didn't get better and there was coughing. Last night, the child also had episodes of breath-holding. I took my child to the pediatric respiratory department of the hospital for a check-up. The doctor said the child had bronchial asthma.Doctor's answer:
Hello, radish as a food can help expel phlegm, relieve cough, regulate qi, aid digestion, and cleanse the intestines; it can also improve children's appetite, stimulate the appetite, and regulate qi. Analysis of the nutritional components of radish shows that its vitamin C content is higher than that of most fruits, while it is also rich in provitamin A, vitamin B, calcium, phosphorus, and iron. Radish also contains components such as poly-O-methylpentose, hydroxycellulose, adenine, and arginine, which can effectively improve the condition of pediatric bronchial asthma.