Patient's question:
Your friend's child with purpura often has relapses, and medication hasn't helped. What are the nursing methods for purpura? The desired help: Nursing measures for recurrent childhood allergic purpura.Doctor's answer:
First, various allergenic foods should be avoided. Food allergies are a major cause of this condition, as foreign proteins in many foods can trigger Henoch-Sch?nlein purpura. These foods mainly include fish, shrimp, crabs, eggs, milk, fava beans, pineapples, etc. Once a patient discovers that a particular food has an allergenic effect, they should avoid it for life, and it is also absolutely forbidden to use cooking utensils and tableware that have come into contact with this food. Additionally, patients with Henoch-Sch?nlein purpura should preferably avoid eating vegetables like new flower buds that they have never tried before, as there are reports suggesting that plant pollen is also a common allergen.