Patient's question:
My child was diagnosed with bronchial asthma two years ago. In recent years, he has been taking medication regularly and has been very careful with his diet and lifestyle, but there are no signs of recovery.Doctor's answer:
To treat bronchial asthma, it is first necessary to actively control infections and promote mucus discharge. Maintain a good home environment, ensure fresh air circulation indoors, keep a certain humidity level, control and eliminate various harmful gases and smoke, quit smoking habits, and stay warm.Suggestions: Supplement indoor air with negative ions. Strengthen physical exercise to enhance physical fitness, improve respiratory resistance, prevent upper respiratory infections, avoid inhaling harmful substances and allergens, and prevent or reduce the occurrence of this disease.