Patient's question:
My child is 12 years old. The day before yesterday, they had a cold and took some medication. But this morning, I noticed that my child's asthma seems to have flared up again. They are wheezing badly. When they were 2.5 years old, they had pediatric bronchial asthma. Now they have allergic rhinitis and have been using nasal saline for rinsing their nose, as well as (Fusolong), Chlorpheniramine tablets, etc.Doctor's answer:
Hello. It's a pleasure to assist you: I would like to ask if there is anyone in the child's parents' family who has had asthma or similar diseases. If the answer is yes, there is a possibility that your child may have pediatric asthma. It is recommended that you seek diagnosis and treatment from a more professional hospital. Generally, you can use drugs like Pulmicort for. If the child's wheezing improves significantly after, the possibility of asthma increases. Of course, pediatric asthma requires a systematic evaluation.