Patient's question:
My child has been coughing frequently when going upstairs or running around lately, and their breathing is particularly rapid and labored. Later, I consulted a doctor at the hospital. The doctor said it was due to wheezing and prescribed some medication for me.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the main characteristics of pediatric asthma are sudden attacks of wheezing, increased respiratory rate, and difficulty breathing, which may be accompanied by coughing. Initially, the cough is dry, and during the resolution of the attack, white, sticky phlegm may be coughed up. Treatment should target the allergic rhinitis-asthma syndrome to desensitize and eliminate allergic inflammation throughout the respiratory tract to cure and prevent recurrence. The diet should be light and low in irritation, avoiding overeating, excessive salt, excessive sweetness, and avoiding cold, spicy, and other irritating foods. It is advisable to consume less food with heterologous protein and regularly eat edible fungi to regulate immune function.