Patient's question:
Boy baby, 3 years old, diagnosed with purpura, but the treatment is always not effective. Please ask: How to treat allergic purpura to prevent recurrence?Doctor's answer:
Allergic purpura, the first thing to do is to identify and avoid the allergen. Since your body already has a strong reaction to this substance, it's best to have protective measures in place when encountering these things! The key to preventing recurrence is desensitization—giving the body extremely small amounts of the allergen until it no longer reacts to it! The best method is still to prevent contact! Consume more calcium-rich and vitamin-rich foods, exercise regularly to strengthen your body, and stay away from allergens to avoid frequent relapses.