Patient's question:
Can traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine be used together to treat allergic purpura? Do I need to go to the hospital for treatment? How long will it take to recover? Please help me!Doctor's answer:
Using traditional Chinese medicine to treat allergic purpura has many advantages. Firstly, traditional Chinese medicine is a natural product with few side effects. It is important to pay attention to dietary adjustments and avoid foods that may trigger this condition, such as fish, shrimp, milk, eggs, and seafood. Even for those without obvious food triggers, it is advisable to avoid fishy and seafood products, as well as pungent, spicy, and hot foods that may provoke wind and inflammation. Regular exercise should also be emphasized to strengthen the body, enhance immunity, and improve the ability to resist diseases. During seasonal changes or when the weather is unpredictable, special attention should be paid to keeping warm to prevent colds and tonsillitis. If any symptoms arise, timely treatment is essential.