It is recommended that you go to the Allergy Department of Zhengzhou Zhongyuan Hospital for consultation and treatment. The Allergy Department on the second floor of Zhengzhou Zhongyuan Hospital, a professional medical institution for the treatment of allergic purpura, introduces the allergy gene monitoring system, which can check the allergy genes and allergens with a drop of blood. At the same time of scientific diagnosis, according to the different conditions of allergic purpura and different allergy genes, summarizing many years of clinical experience, combined with traditional treatment methods, unique combination of Chinese and Western immune "triple therapy" and "hormone replacement therapy", used in clinical treatment of allergic purpura. The combination of Chinese and Western immunotherapy and hormone replacement therapy has been used in the clinical treatment of Henoch-Schwarzenegger purpura to avoid the side effects of hormones. After many years and thousands of patients verification, 3-5 days can eliminate the symptoms of allergic purpura, achieved very good results.
Symptoms of allergic purpura:
Allergic purpura is a common vascular allergic reaction hemorrhagic disease. The main manifestations are skin purpura, gastrointestinal pain, joint swelling and pain and urinary symptoms. Most common in children and adolescents, the incidence of the disease before the age of 20 years accounted for 86.57%, the onset of spring and fall is more common.
The onset of the disease varies from case to case. Skin purpura is the most common, and can occur alone or with joint, gastrointestinal or urinary symptoms at the same time or in succession.
Gastrointestinal symptoms, many patients have abdominal pain, mostly paroxysmal severe colic, or dull pain, to the umbilicus or lower abdomen obvious, with pressure pain, but no abdominal muscle tension. It may be accompanied by diarrhea and blood in stools of varying severity, and the stools are tarry or bright red. In severe cases, there may also be vomiting.
Joint symptoms, some patients have joint swelling and pain, mostly involving large joints, such as knees, ankles, wrists and elbows.
Urinary symptoms, hematuria and microproteinuria may be present, which disappears as the purpura recedes. However, about 1/3 to 1/2 kidneys are involved in patients with purpura, which is called purpura nephritis. Very few children have different degrees of renal function damage and chronic nephritis through, and finally developed into chronic renal failure.