Patient's question:
My child was diagnosed with bronchial asthma six months ago. As soon as he got the disease, we started treatment immediately because we knew it was very difficult to cure. Up to now, it hasn't been fully cured, so we want to find a way to treat it thoroughly. I don't know how to do it well. What kind of help is needed: What methods are better for curing pediatric bronchial asthma?Doctor's answer:
Tobronchial asthma, it is essential to actively suppress infection and promoteexcretion. Maintain good household hygiene and environmental cleanliness, ensuring fresh indoor air supply with appropriate humidity. Suppress and completely eliminate various harmful gases and smoke dust, quit smoking habits, and pay attention to preventing colds. The indoor air should be digested with negative ions. Enhance physical exercise to strengthen the body, reduce the resistance of the respiratory tract, and prevent upper respiratory tract infections. Avoid inhaling harmful substances and allergens to prevent work-related exposure or recurrent episodes of the disease.