Q. Is there any medicine available to cure asthma?

Hello,

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• I understand your situation and agony, but just be patient. Your child will overcome this as she grows old.

• I hope there is a family history of asthma in either father or mother's family, as this is a somewhat hereditary.

• There is no complete cure for asthma, but we can control it and prevent further attacks by following a few rules.

• Asthmatic attacks are triggered by a few allergens like dust, cold breeze, chemicals, irritants and a few food colors. So, we have to protect the child from all such allergens and irritants.

• I suggest you visit a child pulmonologist and follow their advice. You just need a few tips to control this condition and prevent further attacks.

• I hope your pediatrician must have discussed it with you. If not, then I would suggest you to meet a pediatrician, a pulmonologist and an immunologist and take their opinion.

• I am sure that your child will overcome this condition and her adulthood would be free of asthma. Just be patient and continue the treatment.

For further doubts consult a paediatrician online --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/paediatrician

Hi,

Welcome back to icliniq.com.

• Do not worry, the medications are perfect and they are used by pediatricians all over the world.

• The only thing you have to know is the right way to use them. I hope the pediatrician will help you out in this matter; slowly you will start understanding this condition.

• Do not worry and panic. This condition is manageable and as the child grows old the frequency will start decreasing.

• Immunological reports are mostly normal in most kids of this condition, so it does not hold any importance, just to rule out it has been done.

For further information consult a paediatrician online --> https://www.icliniq.com/ask-a-doctor-online/paediatrician

Dr. Prashant Kumar Singh

Child Health

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