Bronchial asthma in children (part 2)

Early management of asthma attacks

Early signs of asthma in children, such as cough, wheezing, shortness of breath, chest traction, ...

This is necessary for children to use fast-acting withdrawal medications, consult a doctor. Drugs that can be used are Ventolin spray, or aerosolized Pulmicort and Ventolin.

Paroxetine can also be given to children with allergic reactions, the most commonly used antihistamines, which are good for children, such as loratadine, desloratadine, etc.

Children with a history of asthma, parents should have available home remedies to prevent asthma attacks.

Take your child to an emergency hospital in the following circumstances:

• The cutoff drug has no effect or short-acting

• The child still has difficulty breathing, have to sit up to breathe, pull the respiratory muscles, nasal swelling

• Young children appear cyanosis, purple lips, purple head, this is a sign of grave, need to take the baby to emergency immediately.