Patient's question:
The baby's health has been a bit poor over the past half year. He or she often catches colds, and when they do, it's easy to develop throat infections, coughing, asthma, and shortness of breath. Sometimes, the little face even turns purplish-red. What are the causes of this child's bronchial asthma?Doctor's answer:
The main causes of childhood asthma are low immunity and colds. It is recommended that when a child has an asthma attack, they should not eat, talk, or maintain a comfortable posture. If necessary, please bring their own oxygen inhalation device to avoid worsening the asthma attack. During the recovery period, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, consume food reasonably, and avoid foods that easily trigger asthma, such as fish and eggs, to enhance the body's immunity and resistance. Keep the house ventilated, avoid secondhand smoke for the child, stay warm in winter, and accompany family members when going out with medication.