Patient's question:
The baby's breathing sound is a bit loud, and they cough easily. They also snore when taking naps in the evening. Sometimes, when running, they gasp for breath. Taking them to the hospital for a thorough examination, the doctor said it was childhood bronchial asthma. I heard from others that this condition is particularly difficult to treat. I want to ask the doctor what are the symptoms of childhood bronchial asthma?Doctor's answer:
Children with bronchial asthma are prone to snoring symptoms, as shortness of breath can lead to breathing difficulties, and may also be accompanied by coughing and other manifestations. Bronchial asthma is usually associated with pathogens entering the respiratory tract and allergic attacks causing severe pain in the trachea. Additionally, bronchial asthma can easily lead to fever, sore throat, and other symptoms. If exposed to allergens or catching a cold, the condition is more likely to recur. Bronchial asthma tends to recur at night or in the early morning. Although most patients can alleviate their discomfort symptoms on their own, some may need medical treatment to relieve them. Anti-inflammatory, lung-cleansing, and anti-allergic asthma-relieving drugs can be taken for treatment. During recurring episodes, asthma inhalers can also be used for treatment and prevention. To prevent catching a cold, it is recommended to wear a mask when going out.