Patient's question:
An 8-year-old child with purpura was hospitalized for treatment for over 10 days, but there is still blood in the urine test. Is there any special method?Doctor's answer:
Is it allergic purpura? Continue antiallergic treatment. The treatment principles for allergic purpura: 1. Eliminate the cause of allergic purpura. 2. Antihistamines. 3. Corticosteroids. 4. Strengthen symptomatic and supportive treatment. Drug principles: 1. Drug A can be used for general conditions. 2. For allergic purpura caused by infection, antibiotics should be used. The types of antibiotics vary depending on the condition and economic status. 3. When corticosteroids are ineffective or combined with nephritis, immunosuppressants can be used.