Patient's question:
Treatment for pediatric bronchial asthma? My son has been unwell since last year. He often catches colds and fevers. He coughs all day. He had bronchitis and pneumonia for a period of time. After active treatment, his cough didn't improve, and his chest always felt tight. Now he has bronchial asthma. Can pediatric bronchial asthma be cured?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, the main clinical manifestations are recurrent and reversible wheezing and coughing attacks, chest tightness, and difficulty breathing. These symptoms are usually reversible but may occasionally lead to multiple episodes and even life-threatening situations. Therefore, comprehensive prevention and treatment of asthma should be emphasized. Children with bronchial asthma can potentially recover completely on their own. However, they need to take traditional Chinese medicine and receive treatment based on syndrome differentiation. Due to the excessive use of Western medicine, the children's constitution continues to deteriorate. Lung stagnation can heal the disease on its own. Once you catch a cold, you can take good care of it. Every time you treat these symptoms without addressing the root cause, it naturally persists this way.