What should children with allergic asthma pay attention to?

Allergic asthma in children is a relatively common disease. When children have allergic asthma, their resistance is relatively poor, so the symptoms are relatively obvious. Therefore, many patients with allergic asthma in children must fully understand what they need to pay attention to when they have allergic asthma in order to recover as soon as possible and stay away from it.

1. Prevent respiratory tract pollution: Airway inflammation caused by repeated contamination of respiratory viruses is one of the important reasons for the recurrence of asthma patients. Especially it is a strong pathogenic factor that causes infantile asthma and young child asthma. It is very important to pay attention to maintaining immunity and preventing respiratory tract infection.

2. Pay attention to the indoor environment: be careful not to keep pets such as dogs and cats, do not use carpets, and keep the room ventilated and pay attention to indoor air circulation.

3. Pay attention to diet: Children with asthma should pay attention to their diet. Do not eat too salty, too sweet, too greasy, or too extreme food. (such as cold, spicy, hot, etc.), do not eat foods that you are allergic to. (such as fish, shrimp, crab, milk, peach, etc.), don’t eat too much.

4. Pay attention to weather changes: When it is extremely cold, add clothes to your child in time to prevent him or her from catching cold. Pay special attention to keeping the neck warm. It is best to dress your child in pure cotton fabrics. Cold air, changes in air humidity, and high and low air pressure can all trigger asthma in young children.

5. Pay attention to prevent allergens: such as dust mites, mold and pollen, smoke or chemical odors. (Such as children's building blocks, dolls, plasticine, perfume, the smell of decoration materials, etc.).

6. Pay attention to prevent excessive exercise and excessive ventilation: It is common for exercise to trigger asthma and cough. The excessive ventilation caused by the laughter, crying and making a fuss of asthmatic children can also frequently trigger asthma symptoms.

Once a child has allergic asthma, he or she must receive timely treatment and appropriate medication to relieve the pain of asthma. Therefore, as a parent, when you find that your child has allergic asthma, you must treat the child as soon as possible. The earlier the allergic asthma is treated, the better the effect will be.