Purpura nephritis (anaphylatic purpura nephritis) is a kidney damage caused by allergic purpura, which can be caused by allergic reactions caused by bacterial, viral and parasitic infections, or by allergies…
The skin type allergic purpura alone usually takes 20-30 days to recover gradually after regular treatment. The main clinical symptom of simple cutaneous allergic purpura is bruising of the extremities,…
Mild purpura nephritis is generally more sensitive to hormones, but the treatment has individual differences, and those with poor results can be combined with immunosuppressants (cyclophosphamide). Mild purpura nephritis can…
Whether purpura nephritis is serious or not can not be generalized, it should be analyzed according to the specific situation, mainly according to the patient’s urine protein quantification, renal function…
Whether purpura nephritis is prone to recurrence after urinary protein conversion is related to a variety of factors such as infection, exposure to allergens, etc., and cannot be generalized. Purpura…
Focal proliferative purpura nephritis is generally incurable, and the disease progression can be slowed by drugs. The nature of allergic purpura is small vessel vasculitis, which can involve the skin,…
Purpura nephritis 24h urine protein quantification of 260mg indicates high urine protein. Purpura nephritis is defined as hematuria and proteinuria due to inflammatory reaction of glomerular capillary collaterals 2 to…
Purpura nephritis can eat vitamin C in the treatment period, such as causing diarrhea, red skin, headache, frequent urination, nausea and vomiting, stomach cramps and other adverse reactions should be…
The therapeutic drugs for purpura nephritis with blood creatinine 98μmol/L mainly include anti-allergic drugs, hormonal drugs as well as immunosuppressants, antihypertensive drugs and so on. Purpura nephritis in the acute…
Purpura nephritis hormone reduction needs to be gradual, according to the recovery of the condition gradually reduce the dose. Purpura nephritis is usually treated with medium-dose glucocorticosteroids in the clinic,…