Patient's question:
Suffering from allergic purpura. How should I treat allergic purpura? The tests showed only + urine blood, protein in urine, and other items were normal.Doctor's answer:
The treatment for allergic purpura is generally to actively identify and treat the possible underlying cause, which is the etiological treatment. Simple cutaneous purpura primarily relies on rest and is not advisable to use excessive medication. Some severe symptoms may require antihistamines, antiplatelet aggregation drugs, or even hormone drugs. It is recommended to start from the following points: (1) Remove possible allergens. (2) Pay attention to rest and avoid fatigue. (3) Pay attention to keeping warm and prevent colds.