Patient's question:
A while ago, my uncle's kidney health wasn't doing well. We initially thought it was just kidney deficiency, but after adjusting his diet and lifestyle for a period of time, it didn't improve. Later, it was diagnosed as allergic purpura nephritis. A friend suggested treating it with traditional Chinese medicine. Hello, doctor, what are the traditional Chinese medicine treatments for allergic purpura nephritis?Doctor's answer:
This is a very complex and rare type of nephritis, and the treatment is also troublesome. Allergic purpura nephritis is an immune-mediated kidney injury. Hormones and cytotoxic drugs can only increase the formation of autoantibody complexes but cannot gradually eliminate them. During recurrence, pay attention to bed rest. Sufficiently enhance renal blood flow, increase proteinuria, stabilize renal function, and thus achieve the effect of recovery.