Patient's question:
Occasional vomiting and stomach pain, now purple spots have appeared on the thigh skin. The doctor's examination revealed allergic purpura. I want to know if the condition is serious and how it is being treated.Onset and duration of this illness: Just discovered currently general condition: No special condition medical history: None
Doctor's answer:
Children with this type of allergic purpura need to be hospitalized for regular treatment. Regular medication, regular urinalysis, and avoiding complications as much as possible. Do not eat easily allergenic foods, and do not use drugs indiscriminately. Nursing diagnosis 1. Impaired tissue integrity related to bleeding and coagulation mechanism disorders leading to skin and mucosal bleeding. 2. Fear related to repeated bleeding, especially severe bleeding. 3. Potential complications: intracranial hemorrhage.