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Kids who are allergic to pollen, mold, dust, cigarette smoke, and other triggers, get asthma attacks and have cough, wheezing, and breathing problems. It is crucial to treat allergy and asthma before it leads to other serious health conditions. Most children with asthma develop symptoms before they turn five years old. Other allergic conditions that your kid can develop are skin rashes, stomach problems, runny nose, itchy eyes, hay fever, and food allergies. The treatment involves the prevention of triggers, antihistamines, and bronchodilators.