”This is a familiar saying in the medical profession, and since it has been around for so long, there must be some truth to it. Ringworm and asthma of all kinds are a headache for almost all doctors. What is the best treatment to relieve the patient’s pain, what medicine can effectively control the patient’s symptoms, and when do you dare to say a strong word in front of the patient …… These problems have been plaguing doctors for many years and have not been solved. The patient’s life is not yet threatened by asthma, but it is different if the patient does not die. There are numerous examples of deaths caused by asthma, such as Teresa Teng, the queen of sweet songs, and Ke Shouliang, the tough guy in a car, both died of acute asthma attacks, so it is not alarming to say that asthma threatens people’s lives. The fact that surgery can cure asthma sounds very new, but it is not a pipe dream. The Reflux Center of the Second Artillery General Hospital brings new hope to asthma patients, where minimally invasive surgical techniques – “laparoscopic fundoplication” – can be used to treat a special kind of asthma, that is – -reflux asthma. ”Reflux asthma belongs to the category of gastroesophageal reflux disease, which is an extraesophageal manifestation of GERD. It is not seasonal compared to common asthma and is associated with diet and posture and is associated with typical GI symptoms such as acid reflux, heartburn, belching and bloating. The specific pathogenesis is still under investigation, but most tend to suggest that the failure of the anti-reflux barrier due to relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter and enlargement of the diaphragmatic foramen results in reflux of gastric contents into the laryngopharynx, irritating the trachea and causing dyspnea, breath-holding and coughing, which, according to incomplete statistics, accounts for more than 40% of asthma patients. Laparoscopic fundoplication is known abroad as the “gold medal procedure” in the treatment of reflux-related diseases. It has advantages that are unmatched by other methods. (1) Minimal trauma: The abdominal cavity is not opened and exposed to the air. The patient is left with only 5-6 small “keyhole”-like scars after surgery. (2) Less pain and faster recovery: Because the trauma in the operation is much smaller than the postoperative incision of open surgery, the pain is mild and the patient can get out of bed and eat in 24-48 hours, and the incision infection and other complications are significantly lower than those of open surgery. (3) Economic savings in medical expenses: Because of the short hospitalization time of laparoscopy, it is no longer necessary to maintain medication after surgery, which can reduce the long-term expenses required for maintenance treatment, thus reducing the economic burden of patients. (4) Cosmetic abdomen: after the healing of the abdominal wall incision, the scar is not obvious, and there is no long scar of the incision as in open surgery. (5) Few surgical complications: little intra-abdominal interference and very few postoperative abdominal adhesions. Through long-term follow-up of more than 100 patients who received surgical treatment, our center found that the patients’ gastrointestinal symptoms basically disappeared, respiratory symptoms improved significantly, and some of them have completely disappeared, and the patients’ satisfaction with this treatment reached more than 90%.