What is the reason for the recurrence of allergic purpura in children?

Allergic purpura is a relatively common skin disease. Adolescents are a high-risk group for the disease. After the onset of the disease, more red spots or erythema will appear on the skin surface. An obvious feature of this disease is that it is easy to relapse. However, when the patient's immunity is poor, it is easy to cause the disease to recur. There are many reasons for the recurrence, such as failure to be completely cured, poor eating habits in daily life, irregular lifestyle, etc., which may lead to recurrence. Therefore, on the one hand, active treatment should be carried out, and on the other hand, attention should be paid to good conditioning and health care.

Causes of recurrence of Henoch-Schonlein purpura

Many friends who suffered from allergic purpura went through various treatments and spent a lot of time before finally being cured. But who would have thought that not long after, the disease recurred again. So, what causes the recurrence of allergic purpura?

1. The best time for treatment has been missed. Many friends think that this disease can be treated with some ordinary medicines. In fact, purpura requires comprehensive and systematic treatment. If this is not recognized, it is easy to recur even if it is cured.

2. Incorrect treatment method. Different patients with Henoch-Schönlein purpura have different conditions, symptoms and treatment methods. Blind or random treatment will only lead to worsening or recurrence of the disease.

3. Not paying attention to diet. During the treatment process or after recovery, there is no dietary restriction and some foods that may easily cause recurrence of purpura are consumed, such as foods rich in vitamin C.

4. The condition has not been completely cured. Some patients see that the symptoms of purpura are not so obvious and think that the disease will be cured soon. They do not pay attention to continuous treatment in the later stage, which leads to repeated attacks.

Recurrence rate of Henoch-Schonlein purpura

Any disease that is prone to recurring has a certain probability problem. In other words, even if two people have the same disease, they may not both suffer a relapse. Take Henoch-Schönlein purpura as an example. The chance of recurrence depends on the situation.

Whether it is allergic purpura or chronic purpura, the chance of recurrence is not absolute, but varies from person to person. If the patient's condition is serious, and is not cured during the treatment process, and if the patient does not pay attention to the adjustment and care of daily eating habits afterwards, the probability of recurrence is very high. On the contrary, if the patient's condition is relatively mild, it will not only be easier to treat, but the chance of recurrence will also be greatly reduced.

In addition, the recurrence of the disease is also related to the patient's living environment, mood and other factors. If the environment is relatively good and there are few factors that are likely to cause allergies or recurrence, the probability of recurrence will be relatively small; otherwise, recurrence is likely. In addition, a person’s mood will also affect the condition of the disease, so it is important to maintain a good attitude.