Patient's question:
My child is 9 years old this year. The nearby hospital diagnosed him with allergic purpura nephritis. He has been taking medicine for more than four months, but it is still recurring. The urine test shows 4+ occult blood, 3+ white blood cells, 6 red blood cells, and 2+ mucus threads. I want to visit the children's hospital, but I don't know how to make an appointment or which doctor to see. I hope everyone can give me some good suggestions.Doctor's answer:
Currently, the clinical treatment of allergic purpura nephritis primarily involves two measures: Traditional Chinese Medicine decoctions and Western medicine hormone therapy. It is recommended that you visit a purpura hospital in a first-tier city for better examination to find professional doctors and seek appropriate treatment. During the illness, pay attention to rest and avoid overexertion. In daily diet and life, avoid exposure to allergenic substances, and avoid fatigue as much as possible. Under circumstances that allow, try to choose rest.