Patient's question:
First episode at the age of seven months, with frequent attacks, quickly developed into pneumonia. Lung function tests showed decline, and continuous inhalation was required. By the age of five, there was improvement, but still inhalation is needed now. Coughs when it gets cold, inhalation helps.Doctor's answer:
Bronchodilators, these drugs work by relaxing the airways, reducing irritation to the bronchi, thereby alleviating symptoms of bronchial asthma. Commonly used medications include: albuterol, fenoterol, formoterol, etc. It is recommended that asthma patients regulate their diet through food therapy, such as eating more vegetables and fruits like radishes and cabbage, which have a lung-cleansing and expectorant effect. Calcium-rich foods can enhance the airway's allergy resistance, such as tofu and bone marrow. At the same time, drinking plenty of hot water or beverages is also very important for asthma patients to thin mucus.