Patient's question:
A 4-year-old child has many small red spots on their body and legs. The doctor said it's allergic purpura. I want to know how to treat it?Doctor's answer:
Allergic purpura can be managed with supportive treatment. For example, when symptoms are severe, such as abdominal pain or kidney problems, antiallergic therapy may be necessary. Minor skin hemorrhagic spots are generally not a concern, as most people can recover on their own. Overall, this condition tends to be relatively benign, so it's important to maintain confidence. Regular follow-up examinations are required 2-3 months after onset. Additionally, could you please let me know what treatments and medications the child is currently receiving?