Help! How is it that children are always panting? Thank you, everyone.

Hello, is it asthma or shortness of breath? Is there a definite diagnosis? It's not asthma, it's just that you don't feel enough breath. Hello, please refer to the following aspects: Dyspnea is a common symptom in children's emergencies, and many diseases can be caused. If a sick child has difficulty breathing at home, he needs immediate first aid, otherwise his life will sometimes be in danger. Acute laryngitis and pneumonia are common causes of dyspnea in children, especially dyspnea caused by pneumonia in children is one of the main causes of infant death, and dyspnea caused by bronchial asthma is not uncommon. It is an allergic disease of the lungs, often allergic to certain substances, such as touching animal fur, paint, smelling a certain smell or eating a certain food. Most children suddenly feel chest tightness and shortness of breath at night, unable to sleep, shortness of breath, difficulty in exhaling slowly, and obvious wheezing. Cardiogenic dyspnea is mostly caused by pulmonary congestion caused by cardiac insufficiency. At first, the child's dyspnea was not significant, and symptoms only appeared during exercise, which was called "palpitation and shortness of breath". Acute pulmonary congestion mostly occurs during sleep at night. Children are awakened by severe chest tightness and shortness of breath, which makes them sit up quickly (medically called "sitting breathing"), have difficulty breathing, and often spit pink foam-like sputum. Expert: My niece never wakes up at night. She always does this during the day. The symptoms are similar to what you said about cardiogenic dyspnea. When she was a child, the forensic doctor heard her heart murmur. Does it have anything to do with this? If it is "sitting down", it can only be decided according to the specific situation!