Patient's question:
Recently, my mother's asthma has been particularly severe. What I want to know is, what harm does asthma do to the lungs?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description, your mother's asthma is particularly severe. This is a common respiratory disease primarily caused by allergies. The main clinical manifestations of this condition are coughing, sputum production, and difficulty breathing. I recommend that you have your mother take regular oral anti-allergic and lung-cleansing, blood-cooling medications for treatment. If the asthma worsens continuously, it may lead to bronchospasm in the fine bronchioles of the lungs, resulting in persistent difficulty breathing and cyanosis of the lips. I suggest taking your mother to the hospital for an allergen test. Once the allergenic factors are confirmed, the treatment plan can be considered.