Treatment of asthmatic bronchitis in children

Many people are filled with fear about allergic bronchitis. This is because this disease will accompany us throughout our lives, and it will occur from time to time, causing serious harm to our bodies. We may even worry that this disease will affect our children because of our marriage. So, will childhood asthmatic bronchitis be inherited by children? Let’s take a look at the introduction.

Because irritant allergic cough is not an infectious disease, it will not be infected. However, irritant allergic cough is a relatively stubborn disease. If it is not treated, it can accompany you for life. Most asthma patients have allergic symptoms and irritant rhinitis. Asthma patients with irritant rhinitis may experience sneezing, runny nose, itchy nose, itchy eyes, and tearing before the onset of the disease.

Modern clinical considerations have found that irritant allergic cough is a disease with a certain genetic tendency. Someone once investigated 1,500 patients with irritant asthma and found that 48.4% of their family members had a history of allergies; while among 876 ordinary people, only 14.5% of their family members had a history of allergies. It is explained that children of people with a history of allergies are more likely to suffer from irritant allergic cough than the general population.

This symptom, which is related to genetics but not absolutely inherited, is clinically called a polygenic genetic disease (that is, the disease is affected by both genetic and environmental factors). In addition to allergic cough, hypertension, gastric and duodenal ulcers, diabetes, schizophrenia, etc. also belong to this category.

Since environmental factors play a very important role in the onset of irritant allergic cough, if one of the parents suffers from this disease, their children will not necessarily develop irritant allergic cough as long as proper prevention and treatment are taken. An important point of prevention and treatment is to pay attention to eugenics and avoid marriage between close relatives, because cousins ​​share 1/8 of the disease-causing genes.

The second most common environmental triggers include pollen, mold, spores, house dust, mites, animal dander, etc.; it can also be caused by eating aquatic products such as fish, shrimp, and crab; some medicines such as aspirin, antibiotics, intestinal parasites, and chemicals can also induce allergic coughs. Therefore, we must carefully look for the allergic causes in the environment that can induce allergic coughs, and eliminate or prevent them. The room should be kept clean and the bedding should be exposed to the sun frequently to avoid respiratory infections caused by dampness and cold.

That’s all the relevant knowledge we have introduced about asthmatic bronchitis in children. Asthmatic bronchitis in children can bring a lot of inconvenience to children’s lives. Therefore, as parents, once you find that your child has this disease, you must treat it as soon as possible, and when choosing a hospital, you must carefully screen it to ensure that it does not cause harm to the child’s body.