Li Suhua, Department of Respiratory Medicine, Songjiang District Central Hospital, Shanghai, China: Actually, this is something that was copied in the past, and there was even a withdrawal of the drug in individual places, but it was quickly quelled by the doctor’s explanation. The accurate translation of the original English text is that salmeterol or other similar preparations cannot be used alone, but must be used in combination with hormones or other drugs. If it is understood that all drugs containing this ingredient cannot be used, then asthma will be more difficult to control and more people will lose their chance of treatment. The current treatment of asthma is mainly based on authoritative international and domestic asthma control guidelines, which recommend the use of sulforaphane, and this has not changed until now. There are even recommendations for long-term or lifelong use. There are certain side effects or adverse reactions that occur with any medication, and the same goes for all medications used to treat asthma. Doctors are also more careful and generally do not recommend treatment with sulforaphane if you have severe heart disease or cardiac arrhythmia. If there is no underlying disease, no serious adverse reactions have been reported with Sulidexide. I have given Sulidex for more than a thousand times, some patients have been using it for several years, and I have not found a single patient with problems. Li Suhua, Department of Respiratory Medicine, Songjiang District Central Hospital, Shanghai, China: Your ECG results are not arrhythmic and should have no significant effect. The first stage varies from person to person, some patients reach it on the same day, some patients take a long time, the key is to reach no symptoms. The dosage can be reduced after another 3 months of stabilization. Since Sulforaphane has anti-allergic effect, the symptoms will be reduced when you have a cold, but not to prevent or reduce it. There is no other special requirement to use the medicine if you have a cold. Li Suhua, Department of Respiratory Medicine, Songjiang District Central Hospital, Shanghai, China: If it is very well controlled in these three months, the dosage can be reduced at that time. The current dose remains unchanged. Asthma is invisibly inherited, that is, in the sense that it is not present in every generation, and the decisive importance of heredity in the development is not primary; the environment has a greater influence on the development of asthma. The mere occasional occurrence of allergic problems is not sufficient to put on the label of a genetic disease. The presence of yellow sputum indicates a bacterial infection, and antibiotics, such as levofloxacin, should be added. If the cold medicine you are using does not have a significant effect on the nasal congestion, you may want to ask a quintuplegist or rhinologist to see if there are other problems with the nose. Or add some drops that clear the nose. The treatment plan for Sulforaphane remains the same. Li Suhua, Department of Respiratory Medicine, Songjiang District Central Hospital, Shanghai, China: The situation you described should pay special attention to sinusitis, as well as pharyngitis, the former is particularly important, in addition to the possibility of hanging antibiotics, to ask the department of quinturology to see if there is poor access to the sinuses. Because this is not related to the use of Sulidexide, the treatment is not changed for the time being. Another reminder, make sure to rinse your mouth after using sulforaphane. Li Suhua, Department of Respiratory Medicine, Songjiang District Central Hospital, Shanghai, China: There is no conflict between the medications used in the treatment of asthma and the treatment of the five sensory departments. Allergen testing is not comprehensive and reliable and is influenced by many factors, so you cannot rule out the role of allergic factors in this way alone. It is certainly not true that all sneezing is an allergy. You should first follow the treatment of the five sensory departments and see what happens. The toxicity of fluconazole is not that strong, and I have treated many patients with fungal pneumonia in larger amounts, but I have found few adverse reactions. Of course oral Candida is easy to treat, with topical scrubbing, applying antifungal drugs are effective. I used ketoconazole mixed with glycerin for topical use with good results, and it quickly dried up and cleaned up. I agree with the usage of the nine hospitals, do not have to be too entangled, everything must catch the focus, 100 percent of the drugs without side effects does not exist, but only in individual particularly sensitive people occur. Most of them are not serious, and even if they are, there are ways to deal with them, which is pragmatic. Another thing to note is that this is most likely related to your family members not inhaling sulforaphane deeply enough and not rinsing their mouths carefully enough in time, so please take care to correct this. Patient: Description of the condition (time of onset, main symptoms, hospital visited, etc.): I started using sulforaphane on your recommendation in November 2010, and the results are really good so far. However, Director Li, I have recently read many articles on the website that the FDA has called a halt to the drug and said that it should not be taken for a long time and may lead to deterioration or even death. Some experts also say that the drug can only be taken for 3 months continuously and not for too long. And this drug is dependent on people, once used in the future for other asthma drugs have no effect. Director Li, here is a report about this drug, please take time to read it carefully and give your opinion and comments in vain, okay? I am very worried after reading it. Patient: Director Li, I recently had a health checkup at your hospital and the ECG showed that V1R/S>1. Does this have any effect on my use of sulforaphane? In addition, your treatment plan suggests that treatment with sulforaphane is usually done in three phases, I would like to know how long is a phase? How many doses of sulforaphane are used in one phase? When can the dose be reduced? Also, is it less likely to catch a cold with sulforaphane? What medications can I take in case I catch a cold? Thank you! Patient: Director Li: I have a few more questions for you; 1. Do you mean that I can reduce the dose of Sulidexide after 3 months? Do I still need to stay on the 50/250 mcg dose for the next 3 months? 2. Neither my husband nor I have a family history of asthma, so how come I have this disease? Also, my daughter (5 weeks old) has been coughing repeatedly for the last few months and went to the children’s hospital for a checkup. I’m worried that my daughter might be genetically affected. 3. I recently caught a cold with a very stuffy nose, and I occasionally cough a few times a day with very thick (yellow) phlegm, and I took Renhe Colic for a few days, but it didn’t have much effect. Director Li, in view of this situation, what medication do you think I should take to improve my nasal congestion symptoms? 4. Is it true that no matter how serious my cold is, I can still inhale Sulidex twice a day? Thank you! Patient: Director Li: Good New Year! My nasal congestion is very strong recently, my cough is also very frequent, my throat always feels itchy, my sputum is yellow and pus-like, and I occasionally sneeze. I have taken levofloxacin, but my symptoms have not subsided. What should I do in this case? Should I hang a drip? Or …………? I’m still sucking on it, and I’m not wheezing in the middle of the night. Patient: Director Li: Hello! I went to the central hospital today to see the ENT general clinic, the doctor clinically diagnosed me with mild rhinitis and chronic laryngitis, and gave me Erdostein capsules and Blue Scutellaria oral solution, she did not give me drugs to treat the nose, said rhinitis is relatively mild, at present do not need drops, rub some gold plummer ointment on it. If I take the above two medicines, do they conflict with Sulindac? Also, Director Li, I sometimes sneeze continuously, but I had a routine allergen test before and it was negative. Doesn’t that mean I’m not suffering from allergic rhinitis? Patient: Director Li: Good New Year! I recently found a problem with my tongue and fetus, so I went to the 9th Hospital for a checkup and the doctor said I had Candida oralis. I also showed the attending doctor the instructions for the Sulforaphane I was currently using, and he said it was related to the use of this medicine. The doctor then gave me sodium bicarbonate solution 1%, Bevaciz and fluconazole capsules. I read the instructions, but the fluconazole capsules have a lot of side effects, so I’m worried about the impression it will have on my body after I take it. Is there a conflict with Sulforaphane? I am only using sodium bicarbonate solution 1% and Befuzil, and not taking fluconazole capsules, because I am worried about the effect on my body? I am conflicted, please give me some guidance from Director Li, thank you!