Asthma is an allergic disease that may persist into adulthood if not actively controlled.

The impact of pediatric asthma on a child’s health should not be overlooked, as it can lead to serious complications.

Children with asthma should avoid foods that may trigger asthma attacks and maintain a light diet, eating more vegetables and fruits. Also, be mindful of weather changes, add clothing promptly, and avoid catching wind and cold, but don’t overheat indoors to prevent large temperature differences when going out. Additionally, babies can receive pneumonia and influenza vaccines to enhance their immunity. When it comes to exercise, opt for less intense activities like walking and swimming, avoiding sports that require a lot of physical exertion. In terms of diet, avoid overly sweet or salty foods, and eat light and nutritious foods like carrots, cucumbers, pears, bananas, loquats, etc., while ensuring daily bowel movements are smooth. Calcium not only aids in bone growth but also has anti-allergic properties. Stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water to thin out phlegm.

The symptoms of pediatric asthma include restlessness, difficulty breathing, and unease when sitting or standing.

What causes pediatric asthma and what are the treatment methods?

Pediatric bronchial asthma is primarily a symptom caused by infection. It is recommended to use antibiotics promptly for treatment and to pay attention to the protection of the respiratory system.

Asthma attacks can be caused by a variety of factors, including but not limited to allergens, changes in weather, exercise, and emotional stress.

Analysis of the causes of asthma attacks and preventive measures

The causes of asthma include both internal and external factors. Internal factors are related to the constitution, while external factors are related to environmental factors.

Pediatric asthma often occurs due to frequent colds that are not treated promptly, leading to a weakened immune system. It is important to seek timely examination at a regular otolaryngology department and actively use symptomatic anti-inflammatory medications for treatment. If necessary, hospitalization for observation may be required. Diet should be light and nutritious, and it is recommended to supplement with colostrum to enhance immunity.