Patient's question:
I have urethral asthma, and I've been coughing for the past half month without improvement. In recent days, I've been experiencing recurrent nighttime coughing that makes it difficult to breathe, and I don't cough before going to sleep. There is a small amount of yellow phlegm. What medication is suitable? How should asthma be treated?Doctor's answer:
First, this situation considers the patient to be suffering from bronchial asthma, which has led to repeated occurrences of communicable issues. If the patient is not allergic to penicillin, it is recommended to appropriately use amoxicillin tablets for treatment. Asthma patients should follow a diet that is warm, light, and soft, and it is advisable to eat small meals frequently. In addition to avoiding foods that are definitely allergenic or likely to trigger asthma, it is important to avoid dietary restrictions on other foods to prevent the loss of necessary nutritional balance.