Children with variant asthma can take any medicine

Childhood variant asthma, also known as cough variant asthma, also known as allergic cough, is a latent form of asthma attack that can occur in childhood and at any age in childhood. Because of the diagnostic scope of asthma, persistent airway inflammation and airway hyperresponsiveness, it is also treated in the same way as asthma. The most commonly used oral treatment for cough variant asthma is Monrustner. Montelukast sodium has a relatively good safety profile for children, with occasional headaches, thirst, gastrointestinal symptoms, and skin allergies, but these are very rare. Some children show some mental reactions, but the number of reported cases is very, very small. It is mainly taken at night, safe and reliable, and needs to be taken for a long time to treat asthma and prevent asthma attacks, but it cannot be used in the acute phase of asthma.