Patient's question:
All symptoms, cough, shortness of breath. Unable to engage in strenuous exercise, except when brought on by a cold, causing difficulty breathing. The onset began when the patient was over two years old. Previous treatment and effectiveness: After the onset, anti-inflammatory and symptomatic treatment was administered. Last year, Montelukast Sodium chewable tablets and Mometasone Furoate inhaler were taken. Used for over a year, but symptoms have not improved since stopping the medication. The treatment effect was good at that hospital.Doctor's answer:
This requires seeking medical attention at the hospital and cannot be treated with medication on your own. Prevention is the main focus, but it cannot completely eliminate the root cause. However, some children will improve after reaching their growth and development stage. It is recommended that you take your child to a local reputable top-tier hospital for a thorough examination and treatment. Do not delay the child's condition. The child is threatened by pediatric bronchial asthma, so the mother must take the child to see a doctor promptly to avoid various misunderstandings and to receive timely symptomatic treatment. For parents, it is essential to provide the child with enough care and attention, and to do everything possible to help the child receive timely treatment for the illness.