Patient's question:
My baby is almost 26 months old. Every time he catches a cold, he wheezes. Currently, we give him every day. It has been almost a year, but he still wheezes when he catches a cold. This is really a bit frustrating, and it's almost driving me crazy. I don't know if he will definitely develop asthma when he grows up.How should recurrent childhood bronchial asthma be treated?
Doctor's answer:
Children with asthma can use preventive medication. Preventive medication itself cannot treat the condition, but taking it consistently for a period can increase the frequency of relapses and still provide some preventive effects. Antibiotics can be taken. Since the onset of urinary asthma is not caused by bacterial inflammation, antibiotics are generally not needed. However, if the condition persists for a long time and is accompanied by fever, pneumonia, or other bacterial infections, antibiotics can be used to control bacterial transmission. Childhood bronchial asthma can cause significant harm to children. It is recommended that parents take their children to a specialist for follow-up treatment and treat under the guidance of a doctor.