Patient's question:
My son recently, for some unknown reason, was prescribed allergy medicine for purpura nephritis by a doctor. He took it for two days, but it had no effect at all. What kind of salt should children with allergic purpura nephritis eat?Doctor's answer:
Allergic purpura can lead to kidney damage and glomerulonephritis. Its characteristics include abnormal urinalysis, abnormal renal function, abnormal urine protein, occult blood, and creatinine and uric acid. It is recommended that you see a doctor for examination to check for allergens so that targeted selection, standardized treatment, hormone intervention, desensitization therapy, prednisone acetate tablets, vitamin C, Astragalus injection, calcium gluconate, combined treatment, dietary prevention can be implemented. Avoid greasy and spicy foods to prevent potential allergies.