Patient's question:
For the past eight months, my son has repeatedly had rashes and abdominal pain. At first, it only appeared on the inner side of his thighs. He has been hospitalized three times and taken medication for eight months. Every day, watching you take handfuls of medicine and seeing your face fatten up due to hormones, my heart aches so much! I hope heaven shows some mercy and spares you. We have to keep going too. Dad is your sky, and if the sky were to fall, I would bear it for you!Doctor's answer:
This is because there is an increase in allergic mediators, which leads to such symptoms and causes abnormal blood coagulation function. Therefore, it is necessary to use some immunosuppressive drugs for treatment. It is recommended for use, but if the effect is not satisfactory, then some potent anti-allergic drugs, such as hormones, may be needed. The child is troubled by pediatric allergic purpura, so the family must take the child to seek medical treatment immediately to avoid blindly using advertisements for drugs. Rational medication is required. For parents, it is essential to provide the child with enough care and attention, and to do everything possible to help the child receive timely treatment for the disease.