What department does purpura see

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After contact with sea water, the whole leg suddenly appears purpura, which is very serious, accompanied by slight pain in the knee joint, slowly and healed, and began to appear spots, with different sizes. They attack repeatedly every week or two weeks, with slight itching and pain. The hospital said it was allergic purpura, and now it is good after treatment. I sorted out the purpura department for your reference.

What department does purpura see

First: hemogram: peripheral blood pancytopenia, the degree of which varies according to different types. If refractory anemia (RA) is mainly anemia, refractory anemia with increased primitive cells (RAEB) or transforming RAEB (RAEB-T) often has obvious pancytopenia.

Second: bone marrow: most patients with bone marrow hyperplasia or hyperactive, a small number of normal or reduced proliferation. The abnormal cell morphology reflects the pathological hematopoiesis of MDS. Megaloblastic degeneration, imbalance of nucleocytoplasmic maturation, large or oval red blood cells, alkalophilic stippling, nuclear fragmentation and Howell jolly bodies are common in erythroid immature cells. Circular sideroblasts could be detected by ra-s.

Third: stool routine examination: parasite eggs and red blood cells can be seen in some patients. Occult blood test can be positive when gastrointestinal bleeding occurs.

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Here I would like to give you warm tips: Henoch Schonlein purpura often self-healing, but also relapse, the first serious attack, the recurrence rate is high. Treatment includes eliminating the cause, using glucocorticoids, antihistamines and so on. Repeated attacks may be related to re exposure to allergens, serious renal hypertension, renal failure, uremia and other diseases. In order to prevent the occurrence of these conditions, patients need to rest in bed, but also appropriate activities, but not too long.