Patient's question:
My daughter had a cold recently, with coughing and fever. She was having severe shortness of breath, getting out of breath even after walking a few steps. The hospital diagnosed her with bronchial asthma, and she has now been cured and discharged. However, the child still has some coughing and wants to prevent attacks in daily life.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Closely monitor the premonitory symptoms during asthma attacks in children. If the child exhibits respiratory mucosal allergies such as coughing, throat itching, sneezing, or runny nose, or if there are symptoms like fever, cough, and phlegm production that gradually worsen, medication should be administered according to medical advice to control the asthma symptoms.