Do Asthmatics Have Itchy Skin?
Sometimes, no treatment is necessary.
Supportive therapy can include:
- Chest clapping
- Drinking enough fluids. Breast milk or formula are okay for children younger than 12 months. Offer warm lemonade or apple juice if your child is over 4 months.
- Breathing moist (wet) air helps loosen the sticky mucus that may be choking your child. You can use a humidifier to moisten the air your child is breathing. Follow the directions that come with the humidifier.
- Getting plenty of rest
- Do not let anyone...
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