Children are prone to asthma, and this can be seen from these medical histories

Childhood asthma accounts for a relatively high proportion of asthma cases, and many cases of bronchial asthma develop during childhood, or even during infancy and early childhood. In other words, many children have had childhood asthma and were treated in time. Infants, young children, and children are a group with weak immunity, so actively preventing the onset of childhood asthma is very important. A family history of allergies, a history of atopic diseases in children, and so on all deserve attention and should be incorporated into the prevention system.

Childhood asthma

Just as "thin people are more prone to consumptive cough, and people with a certain constitution are more prone to stroke," every person, from infancy and childhood all the way to adulthood, shows a systematic tendency in the diseases they develop. For example, if someone has already had rhinitis and other respiratory system diseases, then when complications are triggered by a cold or similar illness, there is still a relatively high chance that it will again be a respiratory system disease, and it will continue to deepen. If there is a family history of allergic asthma and a history of atopic diseases in children, preventing childhood asthma or preventing recurrence must be carried out at all times.

First, children can undergo physical examinations, along with in-depth measurements of lung function such as vital capacity and airway responsiveness, so as to predict susceptibility to asthma. It is also possible to predict based on diseases the child has already had; for example, if they have already had rhinitis or pharyngitis, they are very likely to develop bronchial asthma. If there is a family history of allergies, the incidence of childhood asthma can be as high as 80%-90%.

Childhood asthma and urticaria

Having already had infantile eczema, urticaria, and so on also makes it easy to trigger childhood asthma, or to have it occur as a complication when the disease flares again. Therefore, corresponding preventive measures should be adopted specifically according to the age at onset in infants and children, susceptibility in certain seasons, frequency of onset, duration of the disease course, and whether symptoms are more severe during the day or at night, as well as in connection with the living environment, indoor furnishings and cleanliness, temperature and humidity, whether there are pets, and various other specific factors.

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