Patient's question:
Doctor, my bronchial asthma has been going on for almost a year. I would like to know if there are any good treatments for bronchial asthma? What situations can cause bronchial asthma? Can it be treated with surgery?Doctor's answer:
As of now, bronchial asthma is mostly related to factors such as intergenerational genetic influences and allergic constitution. It is considered to be a chronic airway inflammation with hyperresponsiveness, typically triggered by colds, exposure to irritating odors, or contact with dust. Recurrent wheezing is a typical symptom. On percussion, widespread wheezing can be heard in both lungs. Symptoms can gradually subside after the administration of bronchodilator or corticosteroid drugs. Most cases can be clearly diagnosed through a combination of medical history, physical examination, and related tests such as bronchial provocation tests. Treatment is primarily based on long-term inhaled corticosteroids. It is important to avoid exposure to substances that may easily trigger asthma attacks in daily life, enhance physical exercise, prevent colds, and strengthen the body's resistance. Currently, there are no other special methods to cure bronchial asthma.