How to treat cough variant asthma in children?

Children are very likely to suffer from asthma because of their relatively low body resistance. Therefore, when a child has a cough, if it is not treated in time, it may lead to the occurrence of variant asthma. After the onset of variant asthma, the condition may worsen when the child is running and playing freely. When the weather suddenly drops in temperature, the condition may also worsen. Therefore, when a child is sick, it is important to receive timely treatment. So, how to treat it?

Western medicine's three-step treatment for asthma: anti-inflammatory, anti-asthmatic, and hormone application. The use of large amounts of hormones in the anti-inflammatory process can easily lead to serious drug resistance, irritate the gastrointestinal tract, damage the liver and kidneys, reduce white blood cells, and induce blood diseases. In addition, long-term use of hormones can also cause insomnia, reduce immunity, induce diabetes, increase high blood pressure and aggravate heart disease.

Oral medications: Metabolized in the liver, some of the drugs become ineffective and damage the liver. The remaining small amount of active ingredients enters the blood for distribution, and the amount reaching the lesion site is even smaller, with less effect and poorer results.

Desensitization therapy: The treatment time is long, the effect is slow, and there is a risk of causing severe allergic reactions. Desensitization therapy is not suitable for people who are allergic to multiple antigens.

Intramuscular injection: Long-term intramuscular injection of drugs can cause local muscle adhesion, hyperplasia, and necrosis.

Experts point out that traditional therapies for treating cough variant asthma have a single method and fixed medications, and are unable to take symptomatic treatment measures based on the patient's own condition. Although the surface symptoms are eliminated, the virus still exists in the patient's body, and there is a risk of recurrence at any time, making it impossible to fundamentally cure the patient.

When variant asthma attacks, it can be treated with oral medications, intramuscular injections, etc. to promptly relieve the patient's asthma symptoms. The key is to pay more attention to children in daily life, avoid letting them engage in strenuous activities, prevent them from catching cold, and prevent them from being in an environment with polluted air, etc., so as to reduce the chance of children getting sick.