Patient's question:
At four months, the child exhibited the phenomenon of raising both hands and turning red in the face, which lasted only a few seconds before disappearing. Afterwards, the child seemed to cry uncomfortably. At five months, asthma was triggered by a cold. Around six months, there were two more instances of the child raising both hands and turning red in the face, both occurring during the act of holding one arm.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the asthma you described generally requires anti-infection, bronchodilator, expectorant, and cough-relieving treatment. Oral aminophylline sustained-release tablets, amoxicillin-clavulanate potassium, terbutaline, low-dose prednisone, combined with ultrasonic atomization, and traditional Chinese medicine Xiao Qing Long decoction and Ma Huang tang are recommended. Avoid spicy, cold, greasy foods, and enhance physical exercise to prevent colds.