Patient's question:
My son has been coughing non-stop these days, and sometimes he struggles to breathe heavily, with his face turning a bit blue. When we went to the hospital for a check-up, the doctor said he had pediatric bronchial asthma and recommended hospitalization for treatment. I want to know what pediatric bronchial asthma is.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Improve your child's immunity, don't be picky about food! Stay away from incentives. Common air pollution, smoking, respiratory viral infections, pregnancy, and intense exercise, as well as climate change; various non-specific stimuli, such as inhaling cold air, distilled water drops, etc., can trigger asthma attacks. Additionally, mental factors can also induce asthma.(1) Eliminate the cause and the cause.
(2) Prevent and treat concurrent diseases such as allergic rhinitis, gastroesophageal reflux disease, etc.
(3) Immunomodulatory therapy.
(4) Always check the correct use of inhaled medications and follow medical advice.