Patient's question:
My son has had asthma for half a year. It was caused by frequent colds. Originally, every time he was about to recover from a cold, my son would always huddle under the blanket, so the colds were always difficult to treat. Now, he coughs every night, and during the day he is fine, but his breathing is very rapid when he sleeps.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Age 3 years, suffering from asthma for half a year, caused by frequent colds. The colds always recur, and now coughing occurs every night, while daytime symptoms are relatively mild, but breathing is very rapid during sleep.Suggestions: Hello, the effectiveness of traditional Chinese medicine or Western medicine varies from person to person and cannot be generalized. Asthma requires adherence to the principles of long-term, continuous, standardized, and personalized treatment. During the exacerbation phase, the focus is on rapid symptom relief, anti-inflammatory treatment, and bronchodilation. During the remission phase, the focus is on symptom relief, anti-inflammatory treatment, and reducing airway reactivity to improve quality of life. It is essential to ensure the normal physical and mental development of the child. The long-term treatment plan should be selected based on the child's specific condition for medication.