Patient's question:
Treatment Plan for Pediatric Bronchial AsthmaMy child has been experiencing recurrent asthma since birth, and now at 6 years old, they have been hospitalized more than ten times a year. This month alone, they have been on intravenous drips for nearly a month. What medications can prevent recurrence? Almost all medications have been tried, but the condition remains uncontrolled. Can you provide a treatment plan? Including both acute and remission phases.
Doctor's answer:
Hello. According to your description, your condition may be caused by a cold. Usually, medications such as cephalosporin antibiotics or azithromycin are taken.Suggestions: Try resting in bed. You can drink warm millet porridge. At the same time, drink plenty of plain water. Maintain a light diet. Avoid spicy foods. Stay warm. Avoid getting cold. The first priority should be to determine whether it is a bacterial infection or a fungal infection. Use the medication correctly. If it is a bacterial infection, it is recommended to use penicillin-based drugs. It may achieve the expected effect.
Suggestions: The indoor air for children with the illness should be fresh and well-ventilated. There should be no irritating substances, such as smoke, gas, or paint. When lying down, do not half-sit.