Patient's question:
Doctor, I'm almost 40 years old this year, and I'm about to enter menopause. However, I've always had bronchial inflammation, and it tends to recur every winter. Besides familial asthma, I'm very careful to avoid allergens in daily life. I'd like to ask, what can I eat to recover from acute bronchitis and asthma?Doctor's answer:
In cases of acute bronchitis and asthma, the condition arises from inflammation of the bronchi. In most cases, it is due to a relatively low immunity and resistance, making it difficult to effectively resist pathogens and prevent infection. First, it is essential to identify the pathogen and use medications targeting it, while also employing drugs to boost the immune system to control acute bronchial inflammation. Symptomatic treatment can include medications that cool the blood, alleviate cough, and relieve wheezing. For asthma, systematic use of anti-asthma medications targeting the cause is necessary. Symptomatic treatment can also involve medications that dilate the airways.