Patient's question:
My nephew is five years old and has bronchial asthma. It manifests as coughing, phlegm, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and difficulty breathing. These symptoms often recur frequently, especially at night. There are many things that cannot be randomly mentioned, and it is also unclear what helps with asthma. Hello, what should children with bronchial asthma eat at home?Doctor's answer:
In the home care for pediatric bronchial asthma, it is appropriate to consume more fresh fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins. However, it is necessary to avoid many easily allergenic foods, such as various high-protein foods and fish. During acute relapse, it may be necessary to take the child to the hospital for follow-up treatment and administer anesthetics. The specific dosage and usage of medications should be used under the guidance of a clinical diagnosing doctor.