What are the reasons for the high incidence of allergic asthma?

Because allergic asthma is characterized by an allergic constitution or a familial pattern of onset, reality shows that about 80% of allergic asthma begins in infancy and early childhood, and 90% of childhood allergic asthma becomes allergic asthma in adults. Given this situation, an allergic constitution and family history are hard to eliminate, and the widespread failure to treat allergic asthma promptly and thoroughly is the root cause of such a high incidence of allergic asthma.

Asthma awareness

People's understanding and attitudes, economic circumstances and degree of knowledge about allergic asthma all determine the effectiveness of preventing and treating allergic asthma. The facts above show that people do not understand or pay attention to the prevention and treatment of asthma in infants and children, which leads to the continuous development of asthma, and a considerable proportion of cases become lifelong allergic asthma patients. This also lays the groundwork for familial susceptibility and susceptibility to allergic asthma in future generations.

As children grow, their resistance also strengthens, and asthma attacks may decrease, but this does not mean asthma will cure itself and disappear. Epidemiology also shows that even if one third or one half of asthma patients experience disappearance of asthma during adolescence and young adulthood, it will still recur and return in adulthood and middle age, and generally two thirds of asthma patients will progress further, suffering even more.

Childhood asthma

However, if asthma attacks in infancy and childhood are treated promptly and cured, about 95% of patients can recover, and only about 5% will have a poor prognosis. These differences also depend on the combined effects of individual constitution, family history, elimination of allergens and other factors. Generally speaking, once there is an asthma patient in the family, everyone will pay attention, actively and comprehensively eliminate allergens, and establish and maintain good hygiene habits, laying the foundation for recovery.

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