Patient's question:
My child was five months old when the first bleeding spots appeared on their legs. Later, they gradually appeared on their body and face, and some of the spots on their face slowly turned brown... These were the first spots that appeared on their face, and now they are on the upper body and the entire face. The hospital conducted a thorough examination and found that the platelet count and coagulation were normal. They were given digestive vitamin C, but the spots still did not fade. I want to ask if there are any other methods, and how long does it usually take for these spots to fade?Doctor's answer:
In your case, I took a detailed look, and the pictures do not seem very clear. If the local hospital was unable to diagnose it, you could consider going to a higher-level hospital for a check-up. The main thing is to rule out many hemorrhagic purpuras or multiple cases of skin allergies. If you have any further concerns, feel free to ask me. This is the advice for the question "My child was five months old and had the earliest bleeding spots on their legs," and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!