Patient's question:
My son has not been in good health since birth. He has a weak constitution and has been taking medicine frequently. Recently, he has caught a cold and has a fever, along with persistent coughing. Sometimes, he looks so red from holding his breath. The hospital examination revealed that he has pediatric bronchial asthma. I would like to ask what could be the cause of this?Doctor's answer:
Hello, the causes of childhood bronchial asthma include certain allergenic constitutions inhaling allergens. When the human body comes into contact with allergens or has low resistance, it is prone to asthma. The causes of bronchial asthma include certain allergenic constitutions inhaling allergens, such as pollen, fungal spores, etc. Eating fish, shrimp, clams, milk, or penicillin can also trigger asthma. Factors such as respiratory infections, cold stimuli, mental tension, and chemical dust can also induce bronchial asthma.