Allergy is a very common phenomenon, and most people only experience skin rashes or hives. This allergic phenomenon is not serious and can be relieved on its own. But some people may experience serious symptoms after allergies, even leading to allergic purpura nephritis. Is pediatric allergic purpura nephritis serious?
Children suffering from allergic purpura nephritis are quite serious. This disease is mainly characterized by skin rash, joint pain, abdominal pain, diarrhea and other symptoms. Some children may also experience lymphadenopathy, hepatosplenomegaly and other symptoms. Children with severe conditions may have impaired kidney function, a risk of kidney failure, and even death. It can be seen that this disease is very serious, and active treatment is necessary after the illness.
The causes of allergic purpura nephritis are quite complex, such as bacterial infection and viral infection, both of which are important causes of this disease. Some patients may also develop symptoms due to improper use of antibiotics or food allergies. If it is summer, mosquito bites may also cause allergic purpura nephritis.
For children with allergic purpura nephritis, it is important to pay attention to their diet and avoid foods containing allergens as much as possible. For example, seafood, peanuts, eggs and other foods may cause allergies, so it is best not to let children consume these foods.
