Early symptoms of purpura in children

The early symptoms of purpura in children mainly include upper respiratory tract infection and skin symptoms, as well as digestive tract symptoms. However, every child has a different physique, so the symptoms they exhibit may vary.

1. Upper respiratory tract infection: It will be accompanied by a series of infection symptoms such as fever, swollen and painful throat, fatigue and weakness in the limbs, and the body temperature will exceed 38.5℃.

2. Skin symptoms: Small red spots will appear on the skin, especially when pressed, accompanied by redness, mostly occurring in the ankles and knee joints.

3. Digestive tract symptoms: Some children will experience certain effects on the digestive tract after developing purpura symptoms, accompanied by nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc. A small number of patients will develop intestinal obstruction and intestinal obstruction.

4. Other symptoms: muscle and joint pain and local muscle swelling, which may even affect normal activities and cause unchanged limb movements. In addition, the urinary system will be affected, resulting in symptoms of gross hematuria and hematuria under obsessive-compulsive disorder, and may even lead to proteinuria.

After the onset of purpura symptoms, it is usually necessary to use glucocorticoid drugs rationally under the guidance of a doctor, which can be helpful for the treatment and recovery of the disease. During the treatment process, you also need to take good care of your personal hygiene and try not to rub your skin.