Patient's question:
My child was diagnosed with bronchial asthma two years ago. In recent years, he has been taking medication regularly and has paid great attention to his diet and lifestyle. However, although his symptoms have improved, there are no signs of recovery.Doctor's answer:
Generally, the clinical manifestations are recurrent and reversible episodes of wheezing and coughing, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing.Opinion/Suggestion: Pediatric bronchial asthma can be treated. However, it requires the use of traditional Chinese medicine for regulation and syndrome differentiation therapy. Children are often overmedicated with Western drugs for colds, leading to a decline in their overall health. This condition is due to stagnation in the lungs. Once the cold improves, symptoms can be treated each time. Naturally, it is also important to eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to strengthen the body and reduce recurrence.