Can people with allergic purpura walk?

It is very important to take care of many diseases in life, such as allergic purpura. Many people are more concerned about questions like whether people with allergic purpura can walk. There are many issues that need to be paid attention to regarding allergic purpura, and you can exercise appropriately after the condition has improved.

1. Allergic purpura can be completely cured. However, because this disease is related to immunity, it is more lingering and prone to recurrence. If it is a mixed type, that is, in addition to skin purpura, there are also joint pain or abdominal pain, nephritis, etc., the treatment time may be longer. At least a year and a half. Pay attention not to overwork, walk, and move too much. The bath water should not be too hot. Eat less seafood.

2. If the disease has been confirmed to be cured, you can gradually get out of bed and move around. Increase the amount of exercise gradually, avoid sudden fatigue, and pay more attention to diet and other aspects. Walking is okay, and proper exercise is also beneficial to treatment.

3. Allergic purpura generally does not directly lead to walking disorders. Pay attention to whether there are joint effects and whether there are abnormal nerve manifestations. A comprehensive analysis should be conducted to determine the cause. Other problems are not serious. Avoid various irritants, actively treat purpura, give anti-allergic hormone drugs, etc., and cooperate with vitamin C and rutin.

4. Allergic purpura, also known as hemorrhagic capillary poisoning, is a common microvascular allergic hemorrhagic disease. This disease is a systemic vascular disease caused by allergic reactions of arterioles and capillaries to certain substances. The basic pathological changes are extensive aseptic inflammatory reactions in capillaries and arterioles, which cause increased permeability of vascular walls, exudative bleeding and edema. Clinically, skin purpura is the most common, which may be accompanied by symptoms of the gastrointestinal tract, joints, kidneys and other organs. Therefore, allergic purpura is clinically divided into simple skin type, articular type, abdominal type, allergic purpura combined with nephritis type and mixed type.