Patient's question:
The child is suffering too much. It seems like the child has never fully recovered, sometimes you can hear the child wheezing, but it's not severe, and sometimes you can't hear it. Then it appears again after a day or two. I don't know what to do now. I've been to the children's hospital, but the child has always been like this, with ups and downs.Doctor's answer:
Hello, to alleviate mental tension and adjust psychological state. Many asthma patients suffer from frequent attacks, which places a heavy burden on their minds, especially children who have developed a fear of the disease. During hospitalization, medical staff should maintain a warm and caring attitude towards them, understand their suffering, and help them build confidence in overcoming asthma, while keeping their emotions stable and calm. It is important to eliminate any misconceptions they may have about the disease and their pessimistic outlook. It is recommended that you maintain a normal diet with three meals a day and develop good daily routines. Avoid overworking, staying up late, or becoming overly fatigued.