Patient's question:
The child doesn't know what's wrong, but he got bronchial asthma. Because I wasn't at home, I wasn't very clear about the symptoms. I quit my job and am not working anymore, planning to take care of the child myself. So, I want to learn some preventive knowledge about this disease.Doctor's answer:
Bronchial asthma is primarily caused by airway allergic inflammation triggered by infections, cold air, or allergens. Children may experience coughing and difficulty breathing.Recommendations:
It is advised not to come into contact with allergens and avoid consuming cold or cool foods. In case of an asthma attack, seek immediate medical attention. Avoid seafood. During the remission period of asthma, it is best to use inhaled hormones long-term. Maintain a light diet, avoiding high-fat foods. Stay warm and avoid both excessive cold and overheating. Eat fewer meals, avoid slow chewing to the point of being overly full, and avoid foods that are either too salty or too sweet. Do not consume cold drinks or artificially prepared carbonated beverages. Avoid foods and gas-producing foods. Smoking and alcohol consumption are strictly prohibited.