Patient's question:
The child said that it hurts when they strain, and they felt it was worse in the afternoon. They had itchy spots appearing and disappearing on their body. At night, they kept sneezing uncontrollably. When asked where it hurts, they said it doesn't hurt, but they can't control themselves.Doctor's answer:
Based on the situation you described, is the child suffering from Henoch-Sch?nlein purpura? I see that the traditional Chinese medicine you gave the child to take orally is for clearing heat, cooling blood, removing spots, and expelling toxins. I suggest that if the child does have Henoch-Sch?nlein purpura, you should first pay attention to preventing the child from overexerting themselves, minimizing physical activity, and avoiding seafood, fishy-smelling foods, and foods containing protein. The child experiences pain with any exertion. If it's abdominal pain, it may be related to the intestines. Traditional Chinese medicine is very effective in treating this condition, and you can seek further treatment from a TCM practitioner for further regulation.