The Impact of Asthma Control on the Clinical and Depressive Symptoms in Pediatric Asthma Patients

Our findings provide strong evidence of the association between asthma control status and childhood depressive symptoms in pediatric asthma patients. Effective asthma management was associated with lower levels of depressive symptoms, better respiratory function, improved sleep quality, increased physical activity, and higher quality of life, highlighting the need for comprehensive care and integrated management approaches in pediatric asthma to optimize health outcomes. These findings hold significance for clinical practice, offering valuable insights into the subtle factors influencing asthma control and depressive symptoms in pediatric asthma patients.