Patient's question:
My child started attending elementary school this year. Recently, they have been coughing and wheezing, making it difficult to breathe. I took them to the hospital for a thorough examination, and the doctor said they have pediatric bronchial asthma. However, none of us in the family has asthma. I would like to ask, what are the causes that lead to pediatric bronchial asthma?Doctor's answer:
The causes of children's bronchial asthma are generally due to the body's immunity being weakened. When children are in a weak physical condition and exposed to allergens, they are very likely to develop asthma symptoms. It is also essential to pay attention to letting children exercise regularly, which can effectively alleviate asthma symptoms. It is advisable to have children carry many asthma rescue medications, such as certain sprays, for use during asthma attacks.