Patient's question:
My daughter often has a wheezing cough, and sometimes her cough is quite severe. She always coughs with great effort, and she also produces a lot of phlegm. I took her to the hospital for a check-up, and they prescribed medication for her, but there hasn't been much improvement.Doctor's answer:
Children with bronchial asthma should pay attention to avoiding causes that trigger it. In addition to the root causes of asthma, etiology can also lead to the floating of sputum. Sputum blocking the airways can easily cause asthma. The key to avoiding causes is to avoid allergens. It is recommended that children be tested for allergens, such as dietary allergies and inhaled allergies. Children with asthma are sensitive to cold air and dry air, and it is best to avoid dry, cold air as much as possible. Some children with asthma are triggered by intense exercise, so excessive exercise is not recommended, but moderate aerobic exercise, such as swimming and jogging, should still be performed.