Patient's question:
Allergic purpura has been present for over two months. I would like to ask how long it usually takes to recover? The onset and duration of this current episode: Occurred on October 3rd, has been over two months so far. Current general condition: It still tends to appear without notice. Medical history: Nosebleed one week before the onset. Previous diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes: Simple purpuraDoctor's answer:
Allergic purpura is primarily caused by allergies, and its manifestations are often purpura, hence the name allergic purpura. It is a connective tissue disease with a pathological basis of capillary allergic reaction. Clinically, it is characterized by skin purpura, joint swelling and pain, abdominal pain, hematochezia, and hematuria. The cause of allergic purpura is unclear, so the treatment for each person is also different. It is recommended that you go to a regular and professional hospital for examination before treatment.