What should be done during an attack of pediatric allergic purpura?

Patient's question:

My child has a condition called purpura, and when a patient with allergic purpura has a flare-up, how should it be treated? Measures for the rescue of recurrent pediatric allergic purpura

Doctor's answer:

The child's diagnosis is allergic purpura, and it is necessary to seek treatment at a professional hospital. Attention should be paid to diet and avoid consuming allergenic foods. Fruits rich in vitamin C, such as oranges, kiwis, and tomatoes, should be eaten more. When taking medication, be cautious about using Western medicine for colds, pain relief, and hormone drugs. If there is abnormal kidney function, a low-salt diet should be followed. Allergic purpura in children can cause significant harm. Once the mother notices the child's symptoms, she should immediately take the child to a regular hospital for diagnosis. At the same time, pay close attention to the child's diet and recommend a light diet with less spicy and irritating food. It is hoped that the child can receive professional treatment to help them recover!