What medicine should I take for asthma during pregnancy?

Anyone who has given birth knows that during pregnancy, the body's immune system is weakened, and the body's immune functions are poor, making it easy to be harmed by diseases. So, what medicine should be used for asthma during pregnancy? Does it affect the fetus? What medicine should be used for asthma during pregnancy? Let's have a simple understanding and understanding of this issue. I hope the following points will be helpful to everyone!

What medicines are used for asthma during pregnancy?

It is necessary to choose appropriate medicines according to the severity of the asthma attack in pregnant women. For pregnant women with asthma who do not rely on hormonal drugs, hormonal drugs should be avoided as much as possible or not required. The extent to which asthma attacks affect pregnant women and fetuses depends mainly on whether asthma attacks can be effectively controlled.

Most of the common asthma control drugs currently have no significant side effects on pregnant women and fetuses. Pregnant women who have received effective treatment and have well-controlled asthma attacks are generally less likely to suffer from miscarriage, premature birth, delayed labor and dystocia during the entire pregnancy process. Most pregnant women can successfully and safely go through the entire pregnancy period and give birth normally.

Pregnant women are unique individuals, and the treatment of asthma during pregnancy must take into account the safety of both the pregnant woman and the fetus. The choice of antiasthmatic drugs depends on the severity of the harm to pregnant women and fetuses caused by antiasthmatic drugs or asthma attacks. Because asthma itself has adverse effects on both the fetus and the pregnant woman, it is recommended to actively use medication to control asthma.

In the past, it was believed that asthma was caused by bronchial spasm, so antispasmodics were the main treatment. Now, it is believed that bronchial asthma is a manifestation of airway hyperresponsiveness based on chronic bronchial inflammation. Even patients without symptoms can be found to have structural and functional abnormalities of bronchitis. Therefore, the focus of treating bronchial asthma has shifted from alleviating acute onset to anti-infective treatment to prevent onset. At present, inhaled hormone drugs are considered the preferred choice for pregnant asthma patients, combined with anti-bronchial drugs such as aminophylline and β2-kinase inhibitors, and antiasthmatic treatment is given at the same time as anti-infection.

Does asthma affect the fetus?

Women with asthma during pregnancy hope that their asthma can be well controlled so that the mother and baby can successfully go through pregnancy and delivery. They also need to be able to anticipate and avoid possible harm to the fetus caused by drugs. Therefore, the selection and use of asthma drugs are of great significance to pregnant women and their families.

Based on the previous article’s brief introduction to what medicines to use for asthma during pregnancy and whether asthma has any impact on the fetus, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of asthma during pregnancy. Why not try the above methods and I believe you will recover as soon as possible.

Many patients find it difficult to treat asthma. Try the following three medicines:

Budesonide formoterol powder inhaler: Asthma This product is suitable for the basic treatment of asthma patients who need to use inhaled corticosteroids and high-efficiency β2-protein kinase inhibitors in combination.

Budesonide suspension for inhalation: It is used to treat bronchial asthma. It can replace or reduce oral steroid hormone treatment. Budesonide suspension for inhalation is recommended when other methods of steroid therapy are inappropriate.

Ipratropium bromide solution for inhalation: Indications: This product is suitable for patients who need to use multiple bronchodilators in combination to treat crossed bronchospasm associated with obstructive pulmonary disease.