Patient's question:
The child has asthma bronchitis and has recently developed a slight fever. They have taken some medication, but it hasn't been effective. I would like to ask how to treat a fever caused by asthma bronchitis.Doctor's answer:
Children with asthmatic bronchitis, and currently with a fever, may be due to inflammatory transmission. These conditions are related to low immunity in the human body. Therefore, symptomatic treatment requires the use of anti-inflammatory and blood-activating drugs, while etiological treatment requires identifying the pathogen and using antiviral drugs or antibiotics to treat it. First, pay attention to preventing colds and avoiding exposure to cold, drink more hot water, and carefully observe the symptoms. If the symptoms are mild, they can generally be fully recovered. If the symptoms are severe and accompanied by fever, cough, sore throat, etc., it is necessary to seek medical attention promptly in the respiratory department of the hospital. Treatment should be based on the specific condition and coordinated with healthcare. It is also important to maintain a balanced diet and eat more fruits and vegetables.