Patient's question:
Every day, I cough about 10 times, feeling like there's phlegm in my throat that I can't spit out. At the hospital, the doctor said it's allergic bronchial asthma. Is this the correct diagnosis? What methods can help cure my son's condition completely? Last year, he had acupuncture, but he still coughs. What kind of assistance would you like? My son...Doctor's answer:
Clear the lungs and cool the blood, lower qi and calm asthma. Used for cough, shortness of breath, and excessive phlegm caused by wind-cold external pathogens and phlegm-dampness obstructing the lungs; for acute and chronic bronchitis with the above symptoms.Medical advice: To treat allergic asthma, heat 50 grams of sesame oil until boiling. Cut 30 grams of aloe vera into thin slices and add them to the hot oil, stir-frying until slightly black. Then, crush one duck egg (produced in autumn) and stir-fry it in the pot. Eat the entire dish in one sitting, once daily. A 30-day period constitutes one course of treatment. Give it a try—it works well!
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