Bronchial asthma is mainly characterized by recurrent symptoms of chest tightness, wheezing, breathing difficulties, and coughing, which often cause significant distress to patients. So, is it possible to completely cure bronchial asthma, and are there any methods for a complete cure? Unfortunately, at present, bronchial asthma cannot be completely cured and there are no specific treatments for it. The main goal of current treatments is to control symptoms with asthma medications, prevent worsening of the condition, maintain normal lung function as much as possible, and preserve the patient's normal work and life capabilities, while also minimizing adverse drug reactions.