Patient's question:
My own child is now nine years old, and the symptoms of pediatric bronchial asthma have reappeared. However, neither of the parents has this disease, so it should not be caused by hereditary transmission across generations. After a thorough examination at the hospital, no specific cause was identified. Hello, Doctor, what could be the possible reasons for pediatric bronchial asthma?Doctor's answer:
If a child has bronchial asthma without a family history, it is more likely to be caused by allergic factors. Allergen testing should be conducted. Such children are usually prone to allergies due to lower resistance. Daily care should be strengthened, and attention must be paid to keeping warm to prevent catching colds and avoiding allergens as much as possible. This can effectively reduce acute relapses. During acute relapse periods, hospitalization and regular treatment are necessary.