What are the signs before an asthma attack in children

Asthma, in most cases, is contracted during infancy, early childhood, or childhood and adolescence, and has a certain relationship with family and genetics. Asthma draws people's attention through symptoms such as wheezing that severely affect breathing, while ordinary coughing people often do not pay attention to. In fact, it is precisely this neglect that leads to the appearance of severe symptoms such as wheezing in childhood asthma. Because before an asthma attack, one of the signs is repeated coughing.

If a child has repeated coughing lasting ten days to half a month, attention should be paid. If the coughing is not addressed and lasts more than one month, it may develop into asthma. Another feature is that the cough is severe upon waking in the morning and at night, and is an irritating dry cough with no phlegm or little phlegm. There may also be other signs before a childhood asthma attack. Such as exercise, cold air, chest tightness, sensitivity to odors, allergy to seafood or tropical fruits, frequent sneezing or runny nose, etc.

Exercise-induced asthma, allergic asthma, cough variant asthma, etc., can all affect infants, young children, and other children, so during exercise, or after inhaling cold air or eating cold drinks, an irritating dry cough and repeated chest tightness that worsen after a cold or exercise, as well as sneezing or coughing due to allergy to renovation odors, toilet cleaner, and other bathroom cleaning product odors, are all signs before a childhood asthma attack.

If a child during infancy cries and refuses to eat eggs or milk powder, or vomits or has diarrhea after eating them, repeatedly develops eczema, or does not gain weight, as well as allergies to seafood, some tropical fruits, or some medications, these are all signs before childhood asthma. If a child often has nasal congestion, sneezing, runny nose, nasal itching, or often wrinkles the nose, rubs the nose, or picks the nose, childhood asthma should also be guarded against. In addition, having had eczema, a family history of allergies, elevated peripheral blood eosinophils, etc., are all warning signs before a childhood asthma attack.

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