Patient's question:
Check it is allergic purpura, accompanied by abdominal pain. At first, I was afraid to eat. After intravenous fluids for 3 days, the abdominal pain stopped. After drinking rice soup for 2 days, I felt a little uncomfortable and often felt full. What's going on?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Generally, it cannot be completely cured, but it can be controlled, and it can reach a state that is almost the same as being cured. Here's the specifics: Allergic purpura is an immune-related disease. It is usually caused by an overactive immune response, leading to persistent hyperreactivity in the body. In treatment, symptoms usually subside after receiving antiallergic and hormonal therapies. However, allergens still remain in the body, like an enemy lurking within. If the timing is right, it may once again damage your body. But if we pay attention to dietary habits, avoid spicy and irritating foods, smoking, and drinking alcohol, and strengthen the body's resistance, avoid colds and infections, the condition is generally unlikely to flare up again. It would be almost the same as being normal.