Asthma ranks among the most widespread chronic respiratory disorders affecting children globally. It is defined by inflammation of the airways, bronchial hyperreactivity, and reversible obstruction of airflow. Asthma episodes in children represent significant clinical and public health concerns due to their rising prevalence and adverse effects on quality of life. Factors such as environmental pollution, allergens, and genetic predispositions play a vital role in triggering asthma flare-ups. Even with advancements in treatment, numerous children still suffer from inadequately controlled symptoms. This review examines the key challenges linked to asthma episodes in children and emphasises new opportunities for enhanced management and prevention methods.
Dr. Meenakshi Yadav (Tue,) studied this question.