Patient's question:
The child ran a few steps and started panting heavily, sometimes even breathing very hard. After a few episodes, I felt something was wrong, so I took them to the doctor. He diagnosed them with asthma and prescribed some medication to take at home. However, even after finishing all the medication, they haven’t gotten better.What kind of medicine should children with asthma take?
Doctor's answer:
Asthma may be caused by a lack of essential nutrients, possibly related to a deficiency in calcium, or it could be due to an infection in the lungs, as well as being associated with aspiration. It can easily lead to coughing discomfort. It is recommended to check and confirm the specific issue, and then determine the use of medication to repair and nourish the body. In the future, it is important to pay attention to dietary rationality and avoid contact with allergens, prevent catching colds, and avoid going to crowded places.