Patient's question:
What are the mild symptoms of purpura in children?Doctor's answer:
Allergy purpura is one of the common diseases in children, belonging to autoimmune diseases, with acute onset being its prominent feature. The pathological basis is widespread capillary vasculitis, with main clinical manifestations including skin purpura, gastrointestinal mucosal bleeding, joint swelling and pain, and symptoms of nephritis. Avoid contact with suspected allergenic substances, and discontinue suspected allergenic foods and medications. Active treatment should be provided for chronic infections, with thorough clearance of infection foci possible, and deworming treatment can be administered. For patients with abdominal pain and joint pain, prednisone can be used.