Patient's question:
The cold has been cured, but now breathing is not smooth and wheezing with phlegm. At 10 months, the baby was hospitalized for IV drip, and the test results showed bronchitis (asthmatic). Blood tests only indicated mild anemia. How can the baby's wheezing be completely eliminated?Doctor's answer:
The child has an allergic constitution. Bronchitis has been treated with antibiotics and should have healed on its own. However, children with an allergic constitution may experience airway narrowing when exposed to cold air or allergens, leading to shortness of breath. This is essentially asthma. Conduct an allergen test to prevent allergies specifically. Another option is to use hormone treatment, but it has significant side effects. I recommend you try some traditional Chinese medicine to help rebalance your body.Around the ages of 7 or 8, the child may improve somewhat, and after puberty, the body generally becomes less prone to allergies. This is my advice regarding the question "How can I completely eliminate my baby's wheezing?" I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!