Can bronchial asthma in children be cured?

Bronchial asthma is very common among children in modern society, and the probability of sudden illness is very high. Many people know that bronchial asthma can seriously affect physical health, not to mention what bronchial asthma means to children. Therefore, we should treat asthma in a timely manner, and children, especially, should be treated promptly. Otherwise, they will have serious sequelae when they grow up. So how should we treat it?

It is common for children to wheeze during infancy and early childhood, and one of the causes of asthma is this wheezing. It is reported that approximately 30-40% of infants and young children have a history of recurrent wheezing episodes during respiratory tract infections. Because any disease that can cause bronchial stenosis can cause wheezing. Among them, the more common diseases include airway infections such as asthmatic bronchitis, which is an inflammation caused by damage to the bronchial mucosa due to viral or bacterial infection, physical or chemical stimulation or allergic reaction, and often occurs in cold seasons or when the temperature changes suddenly.

Bronchial asthma is a more serious type of inflammatory respiratory disease, which generally recurs, and this characteristic is quite annoying. Symptoms associated with asthma include coughing, wheezing, difficulty breathing, chest tightness, and coughing up sputum. The typical presentation is episodic expiratory dyspnea with wheezing. Most patients in the early stages or with mild symptoms suffer from paroxysmal cough and chest tightness as the main symptoms. These manifestations are uncharacteristic.

In daily life, we need to pay more attention to abnormal breathing conditions in children. Through the above introduction, we should also know some knowledge about bronchial asthma care. If your child is unlucky enough to catch a cold or catch a chill, you should pay more attention to the characteristics of your child's symptoms to find out whether they are early signs of asthma and to detect and treat them early. Because of the harmfulness of asthma, we should pay enough attention to this respiratory disease.

When there are children with asthma around us, we should try our best to care for them. This is just bronchial asthma, just an inflammation and is not contagious. So we should not deliberately stay away from them, as it will leave a scar on their young hearts. We should love them more. We should also pay attention to whether we have this disease and seek timely treatment.