Patient's question:
Today I took my child to the hospital for a check-up. It was allergic purpura, and the doctor prescribed Claritin half a tablet daily and Chlorpheniramine one tablet every night, as well as Eczema Cream (the name of the cream is not translated). I didn't look closely at it at the time, but later the doctor squeezed the cream into a small bag and didn't give us the packaging box. I want to ask everyone if it's necessary to take Claritin and Chlorpheniramine together. They are both anti-allergic medications. Will starting to take these medications be too harsh? What kind of help do you need: Is it necessary to take these two together?Doctor's answer:
For the symptoms of allergic purpura, allergic purpura is caused by contact with allergenic substances that are easily susceptible to allergies. This leads to increased capillary permeability, resulting in the recurrence of subcutaneous bruising symptoms. If allergic purpura symptoms appear, it is necessary to go to the hospital for allergen testing. Allergenic substances that are easily susceptible to allergies should be avoided. At the same time, avoid strenuous exercise and refrain from spicy, irritating, seafood, and grilled meats. By using anti-allergic and anti-histamine drugs to reduce capillary permeability. The above is advice on the question "Do these two need to be taken together?", hoping it helps you. Wishing you good health!