How to treat purpura?

Henoch-Schonlein purpura, also known as purpura, is an allergic vasculitis that invades capillaries and arterioles of skin or other organs. It mostly occurs in male children and is characterized by thrombocytopenic purpura, often accompanied by abdominal pain and joint symptoms. Patients with this disease often have bleeding spots on their skin, so they are psychologically nervous. They should comfort patients, introduce rehabilitation cases, make them establish confidence in overcoming diseases, pay attention to life adjustment, stay in bed in acute stage and do less exercise, because exercise can accelerate blood circulation and aggravate bleeding. In remission stage, they should often take part in physical exercise to strengthen their physique, prevent colds, actively remove infection focus, prevent upper respiratory tract infection, avoid all allergens and prevent and control the predisposing factors of this disease.

Diet regulation is also very important. Principles of treatment

1. Try to remove allergens.

2. Simple people can use compound rutin, calcium, vitamin C, and anti-group amine preparations.

3. Corticosteroid hormone can be used for fever and arthritis, but it can't prevent kidney invasion. For stubborn chronic nephritis, inhibitors can be added.

4. Chinese medicine therapy: dialectical treatment according to the clinical symptoms of this disease.