We have collected many questions about adult asthma through WeChat, so let’s see how the experts answer these questions today? Female, 34 years old felt some breathing problems without coughing in February this year, and went to the hospital for examination and diagnosis of asthma. I inhaled budesonide formoterol inhaler 4 times a day and cisplatin/1 tablet. Now there are three or four months, before some improvement, a few days ago again is not smooth breathing, sleep at night is not good, every day after waking up will spit some gray phlegm, sometimes leg cramps at night! I want to ask if I can have children with this disease. How can I cure it quickly? A: Both asthma attacks and the application of asthma calming medications can have adverse effects on the fetus and the delivery process, but uncontrolled asthma is far more dangerous than adverse reactions to medications. Therefore, (1) women during pregnancy should first actively control their asthma, preferably before pregnancy, so that asthma can be controlled and maintained under control with the least amount of control medication; (2) after pregnancy, they should be closely followed and medication should be administered under the guidance of a physician. The principle of medication is to administer medication by inhalation whenever possible and to avoid as much as possible medication whose safety to the pregnant woman and fetus is still uncertain; if the condition requires medication, the If the condition requires medication, the dosage should be kept to the lowest possible level. I’ve been coughing for more than a year after I caught a cold, and I’ve been coughing off and on for more than a year now. But after falling asleep, I won’t cough once, what is this situation and how to do? A: After a cold, coughing and wheezing symptoms, recurrent episodes, these are the characteristics of chronic bronchitis, acute episodes to follow medical advice to control infection, cough expectoration, asthma; usually if you smoke, pay attention to quit smoking, to avoid inhaling harmful gases and other harmful particles; enhance physical fitness, prevent colds; can also be injected with influenza vaccine, pneumonia vaccine, etc. to prevent respiratory infections; good recovery, if you can control the condition, not to affect the work, the work, the pneumonia. The condition can be controlled without affecting work and study. I have a cough all the time, especially in the morning, how can I treat it? （Most patients are treated with inhaled glucocorticoids plus beta agonists for at least 8 weeks, and most of them respond very well to the treatment and do not relapse for several years after remission. Leukotriene receptor antagonist montelukast, zallust or herbal medicine can be added to the treatment. I have recovered quite well in the last two months, and there is no sign of it after exercise, and I can do a large amount of exercise exactly as before, but my doctor won’t let me stop the medication, can I be completely cured of this condition? A: There is no cure for asthma, but after standardized treatment, the dose of medication can be gradually reduced little by little. If the patient can achieve disease control, that is, basically no symptoms, no attacks, no impact on work and study, no impact on exercise, normal or nearly normal lung function, after reaching this goal mentioned above, it is necessary to continue to inhale hormones for a period of time, generally 3 months, and try to maintain the stability of the disease with the smallest dose of If the condition is stable for a long time, you can try to stop using inhaled hormones. During this process, it is important to follow the medical prescription, review the medication regularly, standardize the treatment under the guidance of the doctor, and gradually adjust the dose of medication, not to reduce or stop the medication without authorization, otherwise it will easily lead to recurrence of the disease and deterioration of lung function. At the same time, physical exercise for asthma patients should be moderate and measured, so as not to cause fatigue. I’m 16 years old and I have bronchial asthma, so I’d like to ask what kind of vegetables and fruits I should eat to get better. A: Radish can cure asthma, lily nourish Yin and moisten the lungs, cough and asthma, persimmon clear heat and moisten the lungs, cough and asthma, thirst, walnuts moisten dryness and phlegm, warm lungs and intestines, peanuts moisten the lungs and phlegm, water chestnuts clear heat and thirst, spleen and phlegm, Luo Han Guo antibacterial anti-inflammatory, plum thirst and phlegm, pear phlegm and cough, moisten the lungs and clear the heart, yam benefits the lungs and kidneys, asthma and diarrhea, the above foods have asthma effect, can often eat . The treatment of asthma is a long-term process, currently can not be cured, the best case is to follow medical advice medication, regular review, under the guidance of doctors standardized treatment, gradually adjust the dose of medication, and finally achieve control of the disease to the lowest dose to maintain a period of time after the discontinuation of medication, this process often takes 1 year or even years of time.