Can Traditional Chinese Medicine treat children's allergic purpura?

Patient's question:

On September 28th, I had hematuria and a rash. I was treated at a local hospital for nine days with no significant improvement, then transferred to a kidney hospital where I stayed for 20 days and was discharged. Eight days later, the condition worsened, and I received further treatment for eight days, during which time only the hematuria was present. It is said that this condition responds well to combined traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment, and I would like to consult about pediatric allergic purpura.

Doctor's answer:

This friend, the disease of allergic purpura, according to traditional Chinese medicine, is closely related to the liver, spleen, and heart. Additionally, blood heat running wildly are all pathogenesis mechanisms diagnosed clinically. The child's condition can be regulated using traditional Chinese medicine. It is advisable to consult a local traditional Chinese medicine doctor for examination to determine the specific reasons causing the condition. After a thorough examination, the doctor can prescribe medication for treatment.
Childhood allergic purpura has a significant impact on the child, so it is recommended that parents take the child to a specialized clinic for follow-up treatment under the guidance of a doctor. In daily life, it is beneficial to give the child some juice, which aids digestion and provides vitamins, helping to prevent stomach upsets. We hope the child can recover as soon as possible!

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