Patient's question:
My child has had a cold for almost a week. The child's cough hasn't improved, especially after waking up in the morning when the cough becomes severe. The child's face turns red from being out of breath, and sometimes shortness of breath occurs. I gave him anti-inflammatory and cough-relieving medication, but it wasn't very effective. A check-up at the hospital revealed that the child has bronchial asthma.Doctor's answer:
Hello, eliminate the cause. It is necessary to avoid or eliminate allergens and other non-specific irritants that trigger asthma attacks, remove various triggering factors, and control acute episodes. During an asthma attack, it is important to address spasm relief, anti-inflammatory effects, removal of airway mucus plugs, maintaining airway patency, and preventing secondary infections. Generally, the following medications can be used alone or in combination.