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Reactive airway disease
Studies have shown that airway obstruction and increased bronchial reactivity are present in early life in children developing asthma, which challenges the dogma that airway inflammation leads to low lung function. Further studies are needed to explore whether low lung function and bronchial hyperreactivity are inherent traits increasing the risk of developing airway inflammation and asthmatic symptoms in order to establish timely primary preventive initiatives.
Children with asthma at some point at age 1 month to 13 years had airway obstruction and bronchial hyperreactivity before symptom debut, which did not worsen with increased asthma symptom duration or attenuate with remission. This suggests that airway obstruction and bronchial hyperreactivity are stable traits of childhood asthma since neonatal life, implying that symptomatic disease may in part be a consequence of these traits but not their cause.
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[@andleebkhajjak123]

Hello sir very nice information. My baby was born at 34 weeks of pregnancy was in nicu with cpap . At age of 6 month she diagnosed with bronchiolitis then after that repeated cold and cough , again bronchiolitis at 10 month of age was admitted in hospital in the month of April
Dr said its allergy she is continually on myteka and zatofen. So worried weight gain is good other milestones proper . What should we do kindly guide

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