Autumn is the season when pediatric asthma is at its peak. The early symptoms of pediatric asthma are similar to colds and coughs, and many new mothers, due to a lack of medical knowledge, often buy medicine for their children privately, unaware that this often leads to the aggravation of their children’s condition. How can you tell if your child has asthma in the early stages? Here are some answers. How to determine whether a child has asthma? 1. The child has repeated attacks of wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness or cough. 2.Dispersive or diffuse asthma sounds can be heard in both lungs during the attack, mainly in the expiratory phase, with prolonged expiration. 3.The above signs and symptoms can be relieved by treatment or by themselves. 4.Other diseases so their wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness and cough. 5, clinical manifestations are not typical (such as no obvious wheezing or signs), can be bronchial excitation test or positive exercise excitation test. 6, poor breathing at night The six principles of autumn pediatric asthma: 1, food should not be too salty, not too sweet, not too greasy, not too stimulating. Specific depending on individual allergies. 2, magnesium, calcium has the effect of reducing allergies. Can eat more kelp, sesame, walnuts, soy products, green leafy vegetables and other foods rich in magnesium and calcium. 3, supplement sufficient high-quality protein to meet the inflammation repair and nutritional supplements, such as eggs, milk, lean meat, fish, etc.. Fatty foods should not be consumed too much. 4, increase the food containing more vitamins, such as a variety of fruits and vegetables. Because vitamin A can enhance the body’s ability to resist disease, vitamin B and C can promote the absorption of inflammation in the lungs. 5.More sweating and less eating during asthma attack make the children lose more water. Therefore, children should drink more water, which is also good for diluting sputum and making sputum easy to discharge. 6.Children can eat more lung moistening and phlegm dissolving foods such as lily, white fungus, orange, radish, pear, lotus root, honey, kiwi, etc.