Patient's question:
When a child is one or two years old, they often show symptoms such as itchy nose, chills, clear nasal discharge, and rubbing their nose, which gradually progress to coughing and wheezing. It resembles the symptoms of childhood asthma, so I would like to ask the doctor what are the symptoms of childhood asthma and what should be done if a child gets childhood asthma?Doctor's answer:
The symptoms of asthma in children include hiccups, runny nose, itchy eyes, itchy ears, itchy throat, and sudden shortness of breath. When coughing, they may also feel chest tightness. During a recurrence, they may become restless, sweat coldly, and still need to carry control medication for asthma. It's also important to avoid allergens such as dust mites and pollen. In terms of diet, seafood is suitable, but avoid special fruits. Regularly exercise to enhance physical activity and lung capacity.