Patient's question:
My child has been coughing frequently recently. I thought it was a cold, so I quickly gave them some cold medicine, but it didn't help at all. Later, when I went to see a doctor, I found out it was bronchial asthma. I want to know what general taboos there are during treatment.Doctor's answer:
Bronchial asthma in children is not uncommon in clinical practice. Currently, it is believed that this disease is related to clinical causes, genetic factors, environmental factors, and airway hyperresponsiveness. The main treatment method is symptomatic treatment through medication, with commonly used drugs including bronchodilators, hormone drugs, and spasmolytics and antitussives. Avoid spicy, stimulating, grilled, and seafood foods, such as onions; garlic, chili peppers, and pepper, and engage in moderate activity.