Patient's question:
When my child was born, there weren't any major issues, but as he grew older, he started coughing and having difficulty breathing. Now, after a thorough examination, he has been diagnosed with bronchial asthma. He has been taking medication, and his condition has been stable. However, I am worried that even after the medication improves his condition, he might still have flare-ups.Does bronchial asthma in children still recur after it has been treated?
Doctor's answer:
Dear Inquirer,Based on the situation you described, this appears to be a case of asthma. The recurring nature of urethral asthma is often due to one of two reasons: either the patient did not complete the treatment and stopped prematurely, or the subsequent treatment was not appropriate, leading to the repeated recurrence of bronchial asthma. As long as bronchial asthma patients undergo thorough treatment, they will no longer experience episodes of the disease.