What effects does purpura have on children?

If a child at home falls ill, parents will definitely be very worried, because the child's body is very weak and once he falls ill, it may be fatal. Many children die due to parental neglect. Therefore, if you find that your child has any physical abnormalities, you should go directly to the hospital for treatment. So the question is, what effects does purpura have on children?

What are the dangers of purpura? Allergic purpura, also known as purpura, is an allergic vasculitis that invades the capillaries and arterioles of the skin or other organs. It mostly occurs in male children and is characterized by non-thrombocytopenic purpura, often accompanied by abdominal pain and joint symptoms. The cause of the disease is still unclear. It may be due to an allergic reaction caused by some allergen, but the direct allergen is not yet clear. The onset of the disease is often preceded by an upper respiratory tract infection caused by hemolytic streptococci, which develops after a latent period of 1 to 3 weeks. The best clinical treatment method now is to use a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. Chinese medicine treatment has no side effects and no rebound, and is the best method for treating allergic purpura.

It is curable with effective treatment. What are the dangers of purpura? The dangers of allergic purpura. The joint symptoms of patients with allergic purpura are mostly characterized by migratory multiple joint pain, and common affected joints are knees, ankles and hands. The most common gastrointestinal manifestation of patients with allergic purpura is abdominal pain, accompanied by nausea, vomiting, bloody stools, and occasionally vomiting blood. Allergic purpura in children may sometimes be complicated by intussusception, intestinal obstruction and intestinal perforation.

Emergency treatment

Due to their physical constitution, patients with allergic purpura are easily affected by environmental changes, such as cold weather, fatigue, anger, colds, drinking, eating allergenic foods, etc. Encountering these situations often leads to worsening of the disease and will occur repeatedly.

Therefore, during the treatment process, you should first actively avoid these situations, pay attention to keeping warm, avoid fatigue, anger, prevent colds, and do not eat foods and medicines that may cause allergies; secondly, when the disease recurs, you should find the causes and eliminate their effects; thirdly, continue to take drugs to treat allergic purpura, and the condition will gradually improve in about a week.