Can patients with allergic purpura go to school? What to pay attention to

Allergic purpura is very common in clinical practice. It is a type of allergic vasculitis that is very common in children. Many people want to know whether children with allergic purpura can go to school. For this kind of problem, you must pay attention to controlling the disease. If it is not serious, you can go to school.

1. Allergic purpura is a capillary allergic disease caused by a variety of causes, such as infection, allergy, etc. It can be controlled through treatment. If the condition is not too serious, you can go to school.

2. Allergic purpura is an allergic reaction of the body caused by infection, pollen, dust, etc., which damages blood vessels and leads to symptoms of skin bleeding. Clinically, there are also common types of abdominal pain, joint pain, and kidney damage. Generally, the disease needs timely treatment. It is usually easy to control the condition with glucocorticoids, vitamin C, etc. However, the disease is prone to relapse. If the condition is well controlled and there are no discomfort symptoms, you can go to school, but you must pay attention to avoid infection and contact with other allergic factors.

3. Patients with mild symptoms can go to school. It is recommended that they maintain a good attitude, avoid excessive stress, try to avoid stimulating the affected area, use anti-allergic drugs appropriately under the face-to-face guidance of a doctor, and avoid spicy and greasy food. The condition will gradually improve. For severe cases, further diagnosis is recommended and symptomatic medication should be used under the face-to-face guidance of a doctor. Generally, targeted examinations and treatments are required, and it is generally necessary to wait until you have recovered to normal before going to school. At this time, it is important to pay attention to a reasonable diet, get enough rest, exercise appropriately, and maintain a good mood.