Patient's question:
I often have stomach pain, and red spots appear on my body. My appetite is also low, and I feel uncomfortable in my stomach and intestines. Every time I have stomach pain, besides the red spots appearing on my body, there are no other symptoms. My best friend wants to know how to treat gastrointestinal purpura better.Doctor's answer:
Clinical manifestations, in addition to skin purpura, joint swelling and pain, abdominal pain, and hematochezia, are primarily hematuria and proteinuria. These symptoms often occur within one month after the onset of skin purpura. Some patients may experience concurrent skin purpura and abdominal pain, while others may only have asymptomatic urinary abnormalities.Avoid consuming beef, lamb, seafood, chicken, eggs, fish eggs, chives, garlic sprouts, spicy foods, strong-smelling spices, pepper, and other irritants such as various seasonings, Sichuan peppercorns, and fennel.