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Overview
Diagnosis, inhaler technique, prevention plans, and acute wheeze care.
Common concerns
Wheezing, Night cough, Exercise symptoms, Inhaler plans
Treatment approach
Careful history, child-friendly examination, clear diagnosis, practical home guidance, and follow-up when needed.
Questions about asthma
Seek immediate medical attention if your child: Has difficulty breathing or is breathing very fast. Is difficult to wake up or unusually sleepy. Has a seizure. Has blue lips or tongue. Has severe dehydration: very little urine, no tears, very dry mouth. Has persistent vomiting with inability to keep fluids down. Has a fever in a baby younger than 3 months. Has severe injury or uncontrolled bleeding. If you are unsure, it is always safer to seek medical advice promptly.