Patient's question:
I am 40 years old this year and have had purpura nephritis for 2 years. I recently just treated my rash, but recently I have had multiple episodes of abdominal pain, and I also often feel nausea and vomiting, which is very painful. I have poor appetite and dare not eat. Hello, how to treat abdominal pain in patients with purpura nephritis?Doctor's answer:
For patients with allergic purpura, if abdominal pain occurs multiple times, it may be classified as allergic purpura with abdominal symptoms. Proton pump inhibitors can be used to protect the stomach and reduce acid production. When nausea and vomiting occur frequently, probiotics can be added to regulate the gastrointestinal flora. Montmorillonite powder can protect the intestinal mucosa. Additionally, corticosteroid drugs should be used in combination to combat inflammation. It is also necessary to improve abdominal ultrasound and undergo endoscopic examination with an electronic stomach scope.