How to treat allergic asthma in children
Disease description:
My nephew suffers from allergic asthma. I would like to ask, how is allergic asthma treated in children?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Zhou Xiaofeng
Children's allergic asthma can be treated with general therapy and medication. In daily life, patients should avoid contact with known allergens. Under a doctor's guidance, patients can use nebulized medications, such as budesonide nasal spray, although this medication is generally suitable for children aged six years and older. Additionally, amoxicillin granules may be used to prevent inflammatory reactions. During acute episodes, nasal oxygen inhalation can help alleviate symptoms. Adequate sleep should be ensured in daily life, and excessive fatigue should be avoided.
