Patient's question:
The child is now 4 years and 9 months old. Since around the age of 3, they have frequently experienced colds and coughs, occurring approximately every two months. There have been 5 to 6 instances where wheezing symptoms appeared. The wheezing symptoms usually disappear after one day of intravenous fluid treatment, with a good prognosis.Is this pediatric asthma? Is it necessary to undergo preventive treatment? Would it be appropriate to use 125 micrograms of Flovent (beclomethasone) once daily?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you: It is likely caused by low immunity. Croup is divided into simple and wheezing types, and your child has the latter. It is recommended to pay attention to keeping warm, treating it, and preventing symptoms after catching a cold. Additionally, taking Transfer Factor Oral Liquid orally can strengthen the body's immunity.Lifestyle care: Enhance nutritional intake to boost immunity. It is advised to seek treatment at a professional hospital. Wishing your baby good health. Thank you.