Pay attention to purpura, care for health! Today we are going to talk about this little troublemaker - Henoch-Schonlein purpura, don't look at its name "Meng Mengda", but its harm is not small. Long-term recurrent episodes of Henoch-Schonlein purpura are really unpreventable and harmful! Today, I will tell you in detail how big a "basket" this little purpura can make, and how we can prevent it!
1. Kidney damage
First of all, the most common and serious harm of Henoch-Schonlein purpura is kidney damage. Long-term recurrent episodes of purpura can lead to damage to the glomeruli, which can lead to nephritis and, in severe cases, kidney failure. Once there is a problem with the kidneys, the consequences are unimaginable, and our quality of life will be greatly reduced.
2. Gastrointestinal problems
Secondly, the impact of Henoch-Schonlein purpura on the gastrointestinal tract should not be underestimated. Frequent abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea can be painful, and in severe cases, it can lead to life-threatening conditions such as intestinal perforation and intestinal obstruction. Especially children, you should be careful, these symptoms can affect their growth and development.
3. Joint injury
In addition, joint pain is also the "specialty" of purpura. Long-term and recurrent joint pain not only makes it difficult to walk, but can also lead to permanent damage to the joints. Quality of life is seriously affected, and going to work, sports, and daily activities can be disrupted.
4. Skin lesions
In addition, Henoch-Schonlein purpura recurs, the effects on the skin are also obvious. Purplish-red spots on the skin are not only unsightly, but can also cause skin ulcers, infections, and other problems. Especially in the summer, when the calves are exposed, these spots are really embarrassing.
5. Mental stress
In addition, long-term illness can bring great mental stress to patients. Recurrent pain, various uncomfortable symptoms, and worries about future health can lead to psychological problems such as low mood, anxiety, and depression. Both physical and mental health have been greatly challenged.
How to prevent "petit purpura"?
In the face of the great harm of this "little purpura", we must take comprehensive preventive measures. First of all, it is important to eat a healthy diet and avoid exposure to known allergens. Secondly, maintain good living habits, enhance physical fitness, and improve immunity. Regular physical examinations, especially for those with a family history, should be paid more attention. If you find abnormal symptoms, seek medical attention in time, without delay or luck.
Although Henoch-Schonlein purpura is a small troublemaker, its harm is not small, especially when it occurs repeatedly for a long time, the consequences are even more serious. All vermicelli must be vigilant, actively prevent, and nip purpura in the bud. That's all for today's health class, thank you for watching. Remember, good health is the greatest wealth, protect yourself, start with the little bits!