Patient's question:
What should I do if allergic purpura causes kidney disease? Can I take medication? Do I need surgery? Are there any good methods? Does anyone know?Doctor's answer:
According to the issue you mentioned, if the kidney disease is caused by allergic purpura, this condition is relatively serious. Over time, it can easily lead to kidney insufficiency. Therefore, it is best to seek systematic treatment in the nephrology department of the hospital. Children with an allergic constitution should not keep pets and should minimize contact with animal fur, especially those who have already identified the allergen. Strengthen exercise, enhance physical fitness, and improve the body's immunity to various infections to avoid the triggers of allergic purpura.