How is hemorrhagic purpura treated?

** Methods of hemorrhagic purpura:

1、****。

Targets a variety of **positive** primary diseases. If necessary, the necrotic foci should be removed promptly.

2. Support**.

Fresh blood or low-molecular-weight dextran** may be transfused.

3. Whole body**.

Anticoagulant. Heparin sodium inhibits the chain reaction of coagulation, thereby inhibiting intravascular thrombosis. Heparin sodium** can control the disease for several weeks.

Disease analysis: This is generally a symptom of anemia, this can take some platelet raising drugs will get better, this will lower platelets after eating cephalosporin.

Guidance: Generally, you can eat some, such as Buzhong Yiqi Pills, Gui Spleen Pills, and Vitamin C, and you can achieve the best effect.

It is best to use traditional Chinese medicine for hemorrhagic purpura, there is nothing good to solve the problem in Western medicine, only Chinese medicine can fundamentally solve the problem.

Hemorrhagic purpura can be carried out for**, in addition, it can also be supported**, the effect is also good, and the effect is very good in every place of the body, but the specific **method needs to go to Chengdu Yinkang to listen to the advice and arrangement of the doctor of the hospital, and the doctor of the hospital will choose the **method suitable for the patient according to the patient's own condition.

Once purpura is found, it suggests the following possibilities:

Vonillopura. It is common due to damage to the blood vessel wall or increased fragility and permeability, and is common in immunological (eg, Henoch-Schonlein purpura), infectious (eg, sepsis), vascular structural abnormalities (eg, hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia), and other (eg, dysproteinemia, simple or senile purpura). Examination is unabnormal except for a possibly positive bundle arm test.

Thrombocytoplasmic purpura. The most common, most of them are caused by thrombocytopenia, increase and abnormal function, if there is purpura or blood blisters on the buccal mucosa of the mouth, it often indicates severe bleeding and should be actively treated with relaxation.

Coagulation mechanism disorders, including coagulation factor deficiency, circulating anticoagulant substances or hyperfibrinolysis, generally speaking, bleeding caused by coagulation mechanism disorders, mainly manifested as hemarthrosis, muscle hematoma and visceral hemorrhage, less manifested **purpura, only sometimes manifested as large ecchymosis, and the examination of coagulation images has obvious abnormalities, which can be distinguished from vascular purpura and purpura caused by platelet abnormalities.

The causes of purpuric bleeding can be classified into two categories:

1) Vascular system lesions: Due to the lesions of the blood vessels themselves, such as the damage of the blood vessel wall or the increased permeability and fragility of the blood vessel wall, the red blood cells leak out and purpura is formed. Vascular injury can be caused by bacterial toxins, chemical drugs, vitamin deficiencies, etc. Such as simple purpura, Henoch-Schonlein purpura, intravascular pressure increased purpura, etc.

2) Hematologic lesions: Bleeding caused by disorders in the coagulation function of the blood system. Such as thrombocytopenic purpura, hemophilia, fibrinogen-reduced purpura, prothrombin-reduced purpura caused by liver disease, purpura caused by excessive use of anticoagulant drugs.

Purpura is more common in children and young adults and is caused by the development of petechiae or ecchymosis on the mucous membranes due to blood leaking out of the blood vessels. Purpura is not only bleeding, but also bleeding within the tissues, forming a fluctuating hematoma. In severe cases, bleeding may occur in the gastrointestinal tract and kidneys.

The causes of purpuric bleeding can be classified into two categories:

1) Vascular system lesions due to the lesions of the blood vessels themselves, such as the damage of the blood vessel wall or the increased permeability and fragility of the blood vessel wall, causing the leakage of red blood cells in the blood and the formation of purpura, such as simple purpura, allergic purpura, intravascular pressure increased purpura, etc. Vascular damage can be caused by deficiencies in bacterial toxins, chemical drugs, vitamins, etc.

2) Hematologic lesions: Bleeding caused by disorders of blood system coagulation function, such as thrombocytopenic purpura, hemophilia, fibrinogen-reduced purpura, prothrombin-reduced purpura caused by liver disease, and purpura caused by excessive anticoagulant drugs.

The above lesions not only cause ** bleeding, but also cause bleeding from other tissues and internal organs. If you suffer from purpura, you should not only think of it as bleeding, but should carefully examine the organs of each system to rule out blood diseases. There are also some special types of purpura, such as rheumatic purpura, thrombotic purpura, etc., which must be systematically examined to find out the ** and the symptoms.

Therefore, purpura should not be taken lightly.

Children and young adults are at high risk of Henoch-Schonlein purpura, and the lesions are located in the capillary walls, which increase their permeability and fragility, resulting in bleeding symptoms. After blood seeps out of the blood vessels, petechiae and ecchymosis appear on the ** and mucous membranes.

Purpura is not only ** bleeding, but also causes the destruction of capillary walls in mucosa, gastrointestinal tract, joints and kidneys, causing intratissue bleeding and the formation of fluctuating hematoma. In severe cases, bleeding may occur in the gastrointestinal tract and kidneys. Gastrointestinal bleeding can also lead to tarry black stool, which is positive for occult blood in the stool.

If renal capillaries are involved, hematuria may be present, and urinalysis is positive for occult blood.

Purpura, the name of the disease in traditional Chinese medicine. Also known as purple spots, it is one of the common bleeding diseases in children, with blood overflowing under the mucous membrane, petechiae and ecchymosis, and the pressure does not fade. It is often accompanied by epistaxis, epistaxis, and even vomiting blood, blood in the stool, and blood in the urine.

This disease belongs to the category of blood syndrome, and the syndromes such as "grape disease", "muscle epistaxis" and "spot poison" recorded in ancient Chinese medicine books are similar to this disease. This disease includes Henoch-Schonlein purpura and thrombocytopenic purpura in Western medicine.

Purpura is one.

Subcutaneous bleeding. Clinicians are scattered in the state.

It is possible that the pants will bleed under the skin within 2 and call it.

Bleeding spots. If the medium size is called purpura, it should be 3-5. If it is more than 5, it is called a relatively large subcutaneous bleeding.

Ecchymosis. Therefore, purpura patients can find it themselves, that is, ** bleeding. The main cause of this bleeding may be related to platelets, vascular factors, and some patients may be related to.

Clotting factors. Relate. Therefore, if there is bleeding from non-traumatic injuries on the body, it is a spontaneous appearance of purpura, we must pay attention to it, go to the hospital in time, such as go to the hematology department, find out the cause and do the corresponding examination, so as not to miss the bleeding-related diseases.

Generally, if it is not related to cerebral hemorrhage, it is recommended to go to the hospital for nasal endoscopy to confirm it.