Patient's question:
The child has epilepsy and allergic purpura. Urticaria and other such diseases. Based on this situation, which disease should be treated first?Doctor's answer:
Epilepsy requires long-term regular medication to control the condition. Allergic purpura and urticaria may be due to a relatively special constitution, indicating an allergic constitution prone to allergies. Generally, epilepsy, allergic purpura, and urticaria are not sequential diseases. You can choose to treat allergic purpura first while controlling epilepsy symptoms. For urticaria, treatment is usually effective when symptoms are present, but it is difficult to treat when there are no symptoms.