Patient's question:
Now I have just become pregnant, and it's been about three months. Maybe because the weather has been quite cold recently, I also caught a cold. Every night at this time, when Lianke says it's quite severe, but I really can't help it, I really want to take some medicine to treat it. I don't know what kind of medicine I should take. The help I want to get: What kind of medicine can pregnant women take for a cough?Doctor's answer:
Pregnant asthma requires the treatment of complications. When asthma recurs, many situations may lead to its recurrence again, such as coughing, excessive phlegm, bacterial and viral infections of the second-level neurons. This should be given high attention, and corresponding symptomatic and etiological treatments should be adopted to reduce the comprehensive evaluation of treatment effectiveness and ensure the safety of the pregnant woman and fetus.Correctly and appropriately determine the use of suppressive drugs and stepwise treatment plans. Pregnant asthma is a special situation in the treatment and management of asthma. It is necessary to suppress asthma so that early pregnant women can smoothly pass through the pregnancy to delivery, while also preventing potential harm to the fetus caused by drugs. Actively treat acute recurrence of pregnant asthma. Oxygen should be actively administered, and the concentration of oxygen should be adjusted.