Patient's question:
After intense exercise, breathing becomes a bit difficult. During the second half of the night, there is rapid breathing with a feeling of shortness of breath, and it is prone to trigger an attack when having a cold.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Asthma symptoms in children are all related to an allergic constitution. Along with recurrent nighttime asthma, the child may also exhibit symptoms of allergic rhinitis and allergic conjunctivitis, such as frequent nose rubbing, eye rubbing, nasal congestion, morning sneezing, and clear nasal discharge. The child may also have eczema, which is medically referred to as "allergic rhinitis-asthma syndrome."Advice: Therefore, treatment should target the allergic rhinitis-asthma syndrome to undergo desensitization and eliminate allergic inflammation throughout the respiratory tract to ensure the condition is cured and does not recur. Treating pediatric allergic rhinitis-asthma syndrome does not depend on which hospital you choose, as advanced equipment is not required. The treatment relies entirely on the doctor's experience, so the key is to find a good physician.
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