Treatment of variant asthma
summary
My cousin has been coughing a lot recently. He bought a lot of antitussive and anti-inflammatory drugs, but they didn't have any effect. He coughed even worse in the morning. He went to the health center and said that it was bronchitis. After several days of acupuncture, it still didn't work. He had no choice but to go to the big hospital to have a look. As a result, he said that it was cough variant asthma, and the treatment or obvious no cough. Let's share the treatment process.
Treatment of variant asthma
First: after learning about my cousin's condition, I asked him if he coughed after physical exercise. My cousin replied that he did, but there would be no phlegm. The doctor considered that after coughing for such a long time, he used a lot of medicine, but he still considered cough variant asthma, which is very insidious and difficult to diagnose in the early stage. He would only consider this disease when the treatment effect is not good.
Second: we were asked to take a chest X-ray. The chest x-ray just showed that the transparency increased. The doctor said that it was consistent with the performance of asthma. Then he gave his cousin a bottle of aminophylline tablets and said that he would go back to take it first. He explained that he was young now and would not heal himself when he grew up. If the symptoms were serious, he would come back to standardize the use of another drug, which was hormone.
Third, the doctor also told his cousin to blow less cold air in the morning to avoid coughing. He had more nutrition in his diet. After taking the medicine, his cough improved obviously. Now he coughs only occasionally, which will not affect his study and life.
matters needing attention
I suggest that for patients with asthma, it's best to choose a regular hospital for treatment, instead of drug abuse treatment. Some traditional treatment results in treating the symptoms but not the root cause, so it's difficult to control the disease, so we should pay special attention to it.
