Patient's question:
My son usually coughs if he gets slightly cold, and this time I thought it wasn't serious, so I didn't give him medicine in time, which made the cough worse. Starting today, he has been coughing non-stop. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up and was diagnosed with bronchial asthma.What kind of help is needed: Hello, what measures should be taken to treat pediatric bronchial asthma?
Doctor's answer:
Children suffering from bronchial asthma should first actively suppress infection, promote sputum discharge, and maintain good family and environmental hygiene. Ensure fresh indoor air supply with appropriate humidity, suppress and thoroughly eliminate various harmful gases and smoke dust, quit smoking habits, pay attention to preventing colds, enhance indoor air digestion with negative ions, and increase physical exercise to strengthen the body, thereby reducing the resistance of the respiratory tract to prevent upper respiratory tract infections. Avoid inhaling harmful substances and allergens to prevent work-related occurrences or recurrence of this condition.