Patient's question:
My child got a cold three months ago, and after the cold was cured, the child has been coughing ever since. Despite taking many medications, the cough did not improve. Later, the child went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with pediatric bronchial asthma. Some Western medicine was prescribed. How should pediatric bronchial asthma be prevented?Doctor's answer:
Hello, pediatric bronchial asthma is a relatively common disease. Most children will gradually recover as they grow older. The attacks are often related to the presence of allergens and viral infections. It is recommended that aerosol therapy is a commonly used method for treating asthma. The drugs used are mostly hormones, theophylline, etc., and there is a possibility of forming dependence. Go to a warm place, an area with less environmental pollution, and the condition will naturally improve as the chance of respiratory infections decreases.