What can't you eat if you have allergic purpura

Patients with allergic purpura must pay attention to a healthy and scientific diet, because a bad diet can easily lead to attacks of the disease. They should avoid foods that are prone to cause allergies, especially fish, shrimp, crabs, eggs, etc., which may become allergens and induce allergic epileptic attacks. It is recommended to supplement more vitamins, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, especially green leafy vegetables, etc.

1. Dietary precautions for allergic purpura;

1. If the allergen is food, try to determine what kind of food it is and strictly abstain from that food.

2. High-protein diet, high-quality proteins such as lean meat, animal liver, eggs and soy products should be fully guaranteed.

3. High-vitamin foods, especially foods containing vitamin C, play an important role in maintaining normal blood vessel function.

4. For patients with gastrointestinal symptoms, liquid or semi-liquid diet can be given according to the condition; for those with kidney damage, salt and water intake should be limited.

2. Food selection for allergic purpura

1. Animal foods such as fish, shrimp, crab, eggs, milk, and plant foods such as broad beans, pineapple, and pollen may be allergens. The incidence of allergic purpura caused by these foods can account for 10~15% and should be eliminated one by one.

2. Foods rich in vitamin C mainly include fresh vegetables and fruits, especially green leafy vegetables, green peppers, citrus, fresh dates, kiwis, sea buckthorn, etc. Mung bean sprouts are also a good source of vitamin C during the winter vegetable off-season.

3. Adjust the intake of high-quality animal protein and soy products.

3. Suggestions

It can be treated with a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. Western medicine has serious side effects in treating purpura and often causes great damage to the liver and kidneys, causing liver and kidney complications. Since there are many causes of purpura, it is often easy to relapse during treatment, but you must persist in the treatment. After recovery, you still need to pay attention to it in your daily life and have regular check-ups to avoid recurrence.