Patient's question:
Recurring cough and wheezing since 2 years and 7 months old. What is the cause? Can it be cured and treated at the root? Previous treatment history and effectiveness: The doctor carefully examined and said there is an allergy to dust and dogs, no hereditary history. What kind of assistance is needed: How to treat or prevent it?Doctor's answer:
Recurrent cough and wheezing: It could be infant asthma, even without a history of hereditary transmission, as infants may have spontaneous asthma. It is recommended to seek a formal hospital for a thorough examination and diagnosis. It is also possible to be allergic to dust mites, and an allergen screening can be conducted.Medical advice: Seek a children's hospital for a thorough examination. If asthma is diagnosed, it is difficult to cure, and the focus should be on removing the triggering factors and preventing transmission. Understand the importance of proper treatment. If it is caused by allergies, avoid contact with allergens as much as possible.