The primary internal cause of recurrent asthma in children
Disease description:
My daughter has had asthma all along, but recently she has been experiencing frequent relapses. May I ask what are the main internal causes of recurrent asthma in children?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Zhou Xiaofeng
Recurrent episodes of childhood asthma are generally caused by allergies. Therefore, when asthma recurs frequently, it is important to undergo allergy testing at a hospital as early as possible. Once the allergen is identified, proper isolation measures should be taken in daily life to avoid triggers that may induce asthma attacks. During an asthma attack, if it is caused by an allergy, antiallergic medications such as loratadine syrup can be taken orally under a doctor's guidance.
