Patient's question:
Childhood bronchial asthma. How to treat it?? My baby is over one year old. He developed asthma after a cold and fever. The doctor prescribed strong Amoxicillin and Salbutamol, but they were ineffective. What should I do if he is admitted to the hospital for treatment?Doctor's answer:
Hello: First, you should identify the allergen. You can go to the hospital for a skin allergy test. Suggestions: There are many allergens, such as pollen, alcohol, gasoline, dust mites, and dust. Some children are allergic to one substance, while others are allergic to several. Numerous studies have shown that not all asthma patients can find an allergen, and not all allergic reaction patients develop asthma. If you can identify the allergen, reducing or avoiding contact with this substance can help reduce asthma attacks.