Patient's question:
Purpura and allergic rhinitis. Poor appetite, unwilling to eat dinner, weight 18 kg. 2 weeks, the cause may be the intake of allergic foods: mushrooms. Previous treatment and effectiveness: First noticed allergic rhinitis, took Cetirizine and Montelukast chewable tablets for 2 weeks. Later, noticed red spots of varying sizes on the calves, accompanied by abdominal pain. Went to the hospital, the doctor suspected it was allergic purpura, continued taking Cetirizine and Montelukast chewable tablets, and also took Vitamin C. These red spots faded quickly, disappeared after 2 days, turned into light purple, but it seems new small red spots appeared again. Today, noticed swelling on the lower right calf, the child said it hurts, really don't know what to do? Additionally, the child used to drink milk every day and had no allergies. However, allergic purpura prohibits milk, eggs, shrimp, etc. Can milk still be consumed now? Can freshwater fish and duck eggs be eaten? Desired assistance: Please respond as soon as possible, thank you!Doctor's answer:
Thrombocytopenia, also known as Henoch-Sch?nlein syndrome, is a relatively common microvascular. 1, Pay attention to rest, avoid overexertion, prevent emotional shocks and mental stress. Prevent insect bites. Remove possible allergens. 2, Pay attention to warmth, prevent fever. Control and prevent infections, use sensitive antibiotics when there is clear infection or focus of infection, but avoid blindly using antibiotics for prophylactic purposes.