Many people have never heard of allergic purpura, and they don't even know what kind of disease purpura is. In fact, Henoch-Schonlein purpura is a kind of cutaneous vasculitis, which is a common disease in children. As parents, it is the responsibility to understand this disease that may infringe on children's health, and at least understand some basic common sense.

1, what is allergic purpura?

Henoch-Schonlein purpura (Henoch-Schonlein Purpura) is an allergic vasculitis, which usually occurs in spring and autumn. When the human body comes into contact with allergens, inflammation will occur on the walls of capillaries and small blood vessels and around them, and blood will seep out of blood vessels, which will form this disease. Henoch-Schonlein purpura must be treated actively. This is not an incurable disease. Generally, it will gradually improve after two weeks. If not treated in time, some allergic purpura may develop further, especially it will damage the health of the kidney and develop into chronic nephritis.

2. What are the symptoms of allergic purpura?

Since we want to understand a disease, we should understand its symptoms, and we should consider this aspect when we have symptoms. If you want to know about Henoch-Schonlein Purpura, you should know the symptoms of Henoch-Schonlein Purpura. The most typical symptom is the reddish-brown maculopapules on the body, which are pimples that protrude from the skin surface and often grow on the buttocks or limbs of children. Often accompanied by itching or pain, sometimes accompanied by effusion. In addition, there will be symptoms of abdominal pain, which will be more severe.

3. How to treat allergic purpura?

If Henoch-Schonlein purpura is diagnosed, it is necessary to find out the factors that lead to this disease. Although there is no clear cause, it can be considered to be related to allergic factors. Therefore, in the treatment, we must first find the factors that lead to allergic purpura, that is to say, find allergens. When treating allergic purpura, symptomatic treatment is the main treatment. If abdominal pain is severe, antispasmodic drugs can be used. If there is an infection problem, antibiotics should be used. The treatment of this disease is mainly through drug treatment. Commonly used drugs include antihistamines and antiplatelet aggregation drugs.

4. How to prevent allergic purpura?

If you want to prevent allergic purpura, you must find your own allergens and stay away from them in your life. Prevention of colds in life, the weather is relatively cold now, which is the high incidence season of colds. Parents should tell their children to wear more clothes, not to go to crowded places, and to wear masks when going out. Let children develop good exercise habits, enhance their physique and improve their immunity. Stay away from allergens in your diet and don't eat food that can make people allergic. In addition to taking children to the hospital to test allergens, parents should pay more attention and observe more to see what foods their children are allergic to. When the child has some bad symptoms, he should take the child to the hospital for relevant examination. Parents should give enough care and care to eliminate children's fears.

Henoch-Schonlein purpura is a kind of cutaneous vasculitis, and children are more likely to get it. Parents should fully understand the relevant contents of this disease, just in case, so that children can find it in time and not be caught off guard. Children should be told to develop healthy eating habits and living habits on weekdays to prevent allergic purpura.

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