Patient's question:
My baby is 3 years old this year. Last week, he had a cold, took some medicine, and then started coughing. The coughing was severe during the day, and it was so intense that it made tears stream down his face. The doctor examined him and said it was bronchial asthma. I want to know which foods we should pay attention to in daily life.Doctor's answer:
Hello, you should pay attention to:1. Seafood. Such as shrimp, crabs, hairtail, yellow croaker, and scaleless fish, are likely to be important allergens for asthma. Asthma patients should avoid these foods.
2. Overly sweet foods. Overly sweet foods can cause damp-heat accumulation in the body, leading to phlegm. Asthma patients already have excessive phlegm, and consuming overly sweet foods will further accumulate phlegm and worsen the condition. Overly sweet foods include sugar, sweet drinks, honey, etc., and should be avoided.