Patient's question:
My child was diagnosed with bronchial asthma two years ago. I have been very careful with their diet and lifestyle. However, although the symptoms have improved, there are no signs of recovery. Can pediatric bronchial asthma be cured?Doctor's answer:
Bronchial asthma is a chronic airway inflammatory disease. Due to the persistence of inflammation, it requires a long time to treat. Additionally, attention should be paid to lifestyle care suggestions: reasonable standard long-term treatment, the vast majority of patients can achieve optimal control of asthma symptoms, reduce recurrence or even attacks. Generally, during acute phases, anti-asthma drugs are needed. Typically, it is advisable to consume more nutritious foods, including those rich in vitamins and high in protein content.