Patient's question:
Consultation Description: The baby's first illness occurred on February 5th. They were hospitalized for intravenous drip, but the effect wasn't very good. Because the baby is quite and has small veins, after ten days, it became impossible to insert the needle, so they were discharged. After returning home, the baby took medicine for recuperation. Three days later, there was some relief, and they went to the county hospital for a definitive diagnosis of bronchial asthma and acute capillary bronchitis. They were hospitalized for twelve days, and the condition improved. Due to the inability to insert the needle, they had to be discharged. When they returned home, they had a slight cold, and by the second afternoon, they had started to fever. After taking medicine, the fever subsided, but by the night, it started to fever again, once a day, until now. The baby is now slightly coughing and wheezing. What should be done in this situation? How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
Bronchial asthma is a relatively common respiratory allergic disease. It is a reactive increase in airway response to certain physical and chemical factors, drug allergens, leading to reversible airway obstruction. Actively investigate the cause to confirm allergens and prevent re-exposure or ingestion. Timely treatment of allergic rhinitis, upper respiratory infections, and other diseases to eliminate potential hidden foci. Enhance the body's disease resistance. Strengthen exercise, such as practicing Tai Chi or Qigong, to improve physical fitness.