Patient's question:
Last week when I went home, I noticed a few red spots on my calves, but I didn't pay much attention. This week when I went back, I found that many more had appeared, and there were also fewer on my thighs. The hospital diagnosed it as allergic purpura. How is pediatric allergic purpura treated? How is pediatric allergic purpura treated?Doctor's answer:
You said, the child has allergic purpura, and you don't know how to treat it, right? Based on your description, it is speculated that allergic purpura may be related to unclear causes, possibly involving upper respiratory tract infections, etc. It is recommended that you first remove the cause, pay attention to rest and symptomatic treatment, and it is recommended that you go to the dermatology department of the hospital for standardized treatment. Allergic purpura in children has a greater impact on the child, and it is recommended that parents take the child to a specialist for follow-up treatment and treatment under the guidance of a doctor. In daily life, you can provide the child with enough care and attention, pay more attention to their dietary issues, and hope the child can recover as soon as possible!