Patient's question:
Where can children be treated for allergic purpura?Doctor's answer:
Got allergic purpura, don't be careless. Go to a formal hospital for systematic examination and then systematic treatment. Pay attention to regulating your diet, and avoid consuming animal protein. Do not eat chicken, duck, fish, shrimp, milk, or various meats. After treatment, you can only resume a diet containing animal protein one month after the purpura disappears. The principle for resuming is to gradually add one type of diet containing animal protein at a time. Add one type every three days, and only add the second and third types if there are no allergic reactions after eating. This ensures safety and also helps identify which type of animal protein is the allergen.Secondly, during treatment, children should avoid going to cold environments or crowded places, and avoid strenuous exercise or excessive fatigue to prevent infection. Because viral or bacterial infections can lead to a recurrence of purpura. Generally, the condition stabilizes within three months, and the chance of recurrence is rare afterward. If the purpura persists and does not improve beyond three months, the likelihood of recurrence increases.