Patient's question:
Doctor, I was diagnosed with allergic purpura nephritis in 2009. I had it checked at that time, and later, my urine protein test always showed around two plus signs, with occasional one plus sign for hematuria, sometimes with a plus-minus result. It has remained the same until now. For the past two years, I have been drinking traditional Chinese medicine, but the effect has not been very significant. Now I have reached the age of marriage and childbirth. I want to know if my current health condition allows me to have children? Will it affect the child's health? Will this disease be inherited through generations?Doctor's answer:
You should pay attention to regulation for your condition of allergic purpura nephritis. Avoid spicy foods, and it is very important to eat less salt. You can appropriately consume many vegetables to ensure deep sleep and regulate your mood. Chinese herbal medicine methods can also be used for regulation.Regarding your child's condition, there should not be any major issues. As long as the mother is healthy, it is fine. You can check your health to ensure normal menopause.
It is recommended that patients balance their nutritional intake in daily life, engage in aerobic exercises to strengthen their bodies, and maintain a pleasant mood to enhance their physical fitness and accelerate recovery.