Patient's question:
Prior to this, the child had a mild cold and consumed crabs and shrimp, which led to the development of purpura. After being hospitalized for more than two weeks, the purpura disappeared, and the child has now been discharged for one week. I would like to ask how to adjust the child's diet now. Can they eat meat? How long after discharge can they start eating meat?Current general condition for the past two weeks:
Medical history: None
Doctor's answer:
Since the child has purpura, they should not eat seafood. Persist with treatment, monitor the condition promptly, and see a qualified internal medicine doctor. If there are small red spots, go to the hospital for treatment in a timely manner. Avoid catching colds, get adequate rest, and eat a light diet, avoiding irritant foods. Since the child has purpura, they should not eat seafood. Persist with treatment, monitor the condition promptly, and see a qualified internal medicine doctor. If there are small red spots, go to the hospital for treatment in a timely manner. Avoid catching colds, get adequate rest, and eat a light diet, avoiding irritant foods.