Patient's question:
Consultation description: My baby has been weak in constitution since childhood and has been sick frequently. Medications don't seem to work unless intravenous fluids are administered. Once slightly better, coughing starts again, and breathing becomes difficult. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor said my child was diagnosed with pediatric bronchial asthma. I would like to ask, how can this disease be prevented? How can pediatric bronchial asthma be prevented?Doctor's answer:
Hello, try to avoid the causative factors to prevent colds, and seek timely treatment for respiratory diseases such as sinusitis, chronic tonsillitis, and dental caries. In daily life, prevent overexertion, getting caught in the rain, running wildly, overheating, exposure to cold, or mental and emotional stress. During periods when asthma does not recur, actively engage in appropriate physical activities to enhance physical fitness, such as taking children to the park on rest days. Since autumn has already begun, use cold water to wash your face to reduce cold resistance and your own resistance.