Patient's question:
The baby doesn't know why he has asthma, it seems like it's congenital. Hello, how is pediatric asthma treated? What medicine should be taken?Doctor's answer:
Childhood asthma is usually caused by repeated bacterial infections in the urethra, leading to frequent contractions of the urethra, producing an expiratory breathing difficulty, and causing repeated asthma symptoms. It often presents with audible wheezing sounds. Oral medications to dilate the urethra can be taken for treatment. It is also important to maintain a light diet and consume less high-fat foods to avoid repeatedly boosting the body's resistance.