Does purpura recur

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My son had a high fever in six and a half weeks on the night of June 5. He had a red spot on his body and lost the liquid for two days. Now he doesn't have a fever, but there are a few needle tip sized red spots on his ankles, feet and buttocks. The child doesn't have any discomfort. He went to the hospital and said it's Pura. After expert treatment, it's much better now. Would you like to share the recurrence of Pura here Hope to help more people.

Does purpura recur

First: Henoch Schonlein purpura can be treated, but it is easy to treat. The etiology is complex, including food, infection, drugs and so on. If you can, you can keep a diary (diet, drug use, etc.) to narrow the range of pathogenic factors and avoid suspicious drugs and food, which is helpful for treatment.

Second: virus or bacterial infection can lead to purpura in the first three months, the general situation of children with stable, after the second chance will be few. If purpura does not heal, more than 3 months, the second risk will increase.

Third: anaphylactoid purpura is not cured is easy to repeat. Henoch Schonlein purpura is generally manifested as subcutaneous hemorrhage in lower limbs, especially in lower legs. It starts with needle like small red spots and develops into a piece of purpura. In severe cases, it has systemic symptoms of purpura. This disease is a stubborn allergic disease, which is often repeated. The patient has a history of several months to several years, involving the kidney, and the urine examination will have red blood cells and protein.

matters needing attention

Warm reminder: all kinds of allergic food should be forbidden. Food allergy is a major cause of the disease, many food proteins can cause allergic purpura, these foods are mainly fish, shrimp, crab, eggs, milk, broad beans, pineapple and so on. Once patients find that certain food has sensitizing effect, they should ban this kind of food for life. At the same time, they should not use cooking utensils and tableware that have been in contact with this kind of food. In addition, patients with Henoch Schonlein purpura had better not eat fresh buds and other vegetables, because it has been reported that plant pollen is also a common allergen. Patients with Henoch Schonlein purpura often suffer from anemia due to excessive bleeding. Therefore, it is necessary to eat more protein rich and blood enriching foods to supplement the body's needs. These foods mainly include lean meat, eggs, animal liver, kidney, spinach, tomato, kelp, laver, agaric, jujube, beans and their products.