Patient's question:
Our child has been continuously running a nose for a month. At first, we thought our child had a cold, but now after a month has passed, our child still frequently experiences hiccups and a runny nose. They always say their nose and eyes are itchy, and it feels like our child's current symptoms are quite similar to those of allergic asthma. Hello, what are the treatment methods for allergic asthma?Doctor's answer:
You can take oral allergy medications that boost immunity. During acute asthma attacks, bronchodilators and corticosteroid medications can be used, but these are not recommended for long-term use because they have significant side effects on the body, especially corticosteroid medications. After use, they may lead to abnormal child growth and development, and in severe cases, they can stimulate the stomach and cause feminization. Therefore, it is crucial to pay close attention.