This condition is caused by exposure to allergens or environmental triggers, which can lead to asthma and allergic reactions in children. If a youngster is regularly exposed to dust, pollen, pet dander, or other allergens in their home, school, or neighborhood, they may develop asthma or allergy symptoms. In many cases, the exact source of the allergen may not be easily identified. If your child experiences persistent coughing, shortness of breath, wheezing, or swelling around the eyes or face, they should see a doctor. Consult a pediatric pulmonologist or allergy specialist if your child has difficulty breathing, persistent cough, or is showing signs of fatigue. Asthma and allergies, when diagnosed early, can be effectively managed with the right treatment plan, including inhalers or medication, ensuring your child leads a healthy, active life.