Patient's question:
My child is only seven years old. Since birth, their health has not been very good. Recently, what's going on? When the child was young, their constitution was not very good, and they often had to take medicine. For the past few days, they have had a cold and fever. The hospital did some tests and said it was pediatric bronchial asthma. I want to ask what might have caused this.Doctor's answer:
The causes of bronchial asthma include individuals with certain allergic constitutions inhaling allergens such as pollen, fungal spores, etc. Eating fish, shrimp, clams, milk, or taking penicillin can also trigger asthma. Factors such as respiratory infections, cold stimuli, mental stress, and chemical dust can also induce bronchial asthma.Suggestion: When the human body comes into contact with allergens or has weakened immunity, it is prone to asthma.
The causes of bronchial asthma include certain individuals with allergic constitutions inhaling allergens such as pollen, fungal spores, etc.