Patient's question:
I have had asthma for many years, and after treatment, I have achieved effective relief. However, my recent cold triggered the asthma issue again, and this time the asthma is even worse than before. My breathing is very difficult. What should I do when a cold causes asthma?Doctor's answer:
A cold is just a trigger, but asthma is a condition that has always been present. Regular physical exercise should be strengthened to prevent the recurrence of asthma caused by colds. If acute asthma recovers, it is necessary to seek medical treatment as soon as possible. Use spasm-relieving drugs, and antibiotics may be used when necessary. It is necessary to exclude the possibility of pulmonary infection in the following way. Regular physical exercise should be strengthened to enhance physical fitness and prevent colds. It has increased the frequency of asthma recurrence.