Many asthma patients are prone to attack in autumn. There are several reasons for the analysis: upper respiratory tract infection is prone to in autumn, and upper respiratory tract infection is the cause of asthma; and some patients can cause asthma due to taking antipyretic analgesics such as aspirin; in autumn, the temperature difference between day and night is large, and cold air stimulation can lead to asthma attacks; in autumn, many plants such as chenectae, castor and sunflower bloom, these pollen can induce bronchial asthma.
Take the following prevention and control measures in autumn: appropriately replenish water and eat more foods rich in moisture and vitamins, such as fresh vegetables and fruits. The temperature difference between morning and evening in autumn is relatively large. Pay attention to keeping warm and adding and deducting clothes in time. We should strengthen physical exercise, combine work and rest, bask in the sun more often, and do not stay up late to ensure adequate sleep and restore physical strength. You should also increase nutrition and eat more high-quality and high-protein foods, such as beef, lean meat, milk, etc., to enhance the body's immune function. Develop good living habits, don’t smoke or drink.
