Patient's question:
Health consultation description: My child has been having frequent asthma attacks recently for some reason, and he also coughs often, making a wheezing sound. At night, he breathes rapidly and can't sleep peacefully. I suspect it might be bronchial asthma. I went to the hospital for a check-up, but the results haven't come back yet. What should be paid attention to when caring for pediatric bronchial asthma?Doctor's answer:
Generally, the early stage of a cold is a viral infection. It is recommended to take E oral solution, a compound preparation, to treat cough, thick sputum, difficulty in expectoration, and wheezing.Children (under 12 years old): Take orally, 2.5 to 15 ml at a time, twice a day. Give the baby more water. If cough and sputum reappear, carefully observe the baby. If the condition improves, it is best to go to the hospital.