Patient's question:
My son has taken several different medications during his illness, and whenever he takes the medicine, he doesn't wheeze at night. But once the medicine is stopped, he wheezes while sleeping. The hospital just prescribed him a nebulized medication, which is budesonide inhalation suspension and terbutaline nebulized solution, to be used once a day. He has already undergone nebulized treatment twice and is also taking two small oral white pills. Now he is not wheezing at night anymore. I was wondering if he should continue with the nebulized treatment.Doctor's answer:
Hello, it is necessary to identify the allergen. If there is inflammation, anti-inflammatory treatment is required. Such as food, paint, renovation, smoking, and clothing. Asthma patients should drink more water daily. Drinking not only replenishes fluids but also helps thin mucus, facilitating the discharge of thick mucus.