Patient's question:
My child has been diagnosed with allergic purpura and has now been discharged from the hospital after treatment. However, I still want to ensure they are fully recovered to prevent recurrence. I've heard that traditional Chinese medicine is the best for this, but I don't know where I can buy such traditional Chinese medicine.Doctor's answer:
Allergic purpura is most common in children aged 2-9, and it tends to recur easily after hormone treatment. Identify allergens and prevent colds. Consolidation treatment is not necessary for the time being. Currently, the main causes of allergic purpura identified include: bacterial or viral infections, parasitic infections, food allergies, adverse drug reactions, allergies to substances such as dust mites and pollen, vaccination, cold exposure, other diseases triggering it, and irritation from cosmetics and chemical substances, etc. It is recommended to determine the underlying cause.