Recurrent Cough in Children: Allergy, Asthma, or Infection?
It is important to understand what a recurrent cough actually is. It's not just a single, lingering cold. A recurrent cough is defined by repeated episodes of coughing. This could mean a cough that lasts much longer than the typical week or two after a cold, or a cough that comes and goes frequently—even when the child appears completely well in between episodes.
How Weather Changes Trigger Flare-Ups in Chronic Conditions? Like Asthma
Asthma is a chronic condition in which the airways are already inflamed and sensitive. Weather doesn't cause asthma, but it acts as a trigger that tips already-sensitive airways into a flare-up.