What are the symptoms that should be highly suspected of asthma?

If the patient has the following symptoms, he or she must be highly suspected of the possibility of asthma:

What are the symptoms that should be highly suspected of asthma?

(1) repeated episodes of coughing at night or in the morning;

(2) Increased cough after the event;

(3) The cold has not healed for more than 10 days;

(4) Long-term cough after a cold, and the feeling of itching;

(5) often have a cold accompanied by nasal discharge, stuffy nose, sneezing or itchy skin;

(6) repeated pneumonia, and is related to the seasons;

(7) Uneasy sleep at night, often rubbing nose and eyes during the day, and has a similar family history.