Five year old children who are allergic to amoxicillin capsules will have nephritis?

Allergy to amoxicillin capsules should not be within the scope of nephritis infection.

Nephritis is divided into two types, one is pathological factors, which are related to the pathological changes of the excess kidney itself; The second is caused by the interference of external factors, which induces kidney tissue lesions.

Nephritis**1: Destruction of immune complexes.

Immune complex formation, i.e., the combination of antibodies and insoluble glomerular antigens inherent in the glomeruli or non-glomerular antigens implanted in the glomeruli to form immune complexes in situ. Due to the different nature of the antigen and the antibody response it causes, immune complexes can form at different sites of the glomeruli. The deposition of immune complexes in the glomeruli does not in itself directly cause glomerular damage.

Immune complexes are formed in situ or deposited in the glomeruli through the blood circulation and can activate various inflammatory mediator systems, causing glomerular injury. The major mediator systems include the complement system, inflammatory cells such as individual leukocytes and monocytes, and the coagulation system.

Glomerular progressive sclerosis is caused by changes in intraglomerular hemodynamics, including high intraglomerular perfusion, high basal membrane pressure, and high filtration pressure. Factors that cause hemodynamic changes in the glomerulus include the compensatory process of the preserved nephrons, some endocannabinoids that affect the expansion of the incoming and outgoing arterioles, and the excessive amount of protein, phosphorus, and fat in the diet.

Nephritis**2: External factors.

Bacterial infections, mainly streptococcus, but also staphylococcus, pneumococcus, typhoid bacillus, diphtheria bacillus, leprosy bacilli, Treponema pallidum and infections from rickettsia; Viral infections, including measles, chickenpox, hepatitis B virus, K-B virus, mumps, zoster, and certain neoplastic viruses; Infections of parasites, such as Plasmodium, Schistosoma montonia, Loa loa, Trypanosome, etc.; Mold infections, such as Candida albicans, etc.; Biotoxins invade the body, such as pollen, bee venom, snake venom, etc.; drugs, such as penicillamine; Heavy metals such as gold, mercury, lead, etc.

This is not necessarily, generally not, but the possibility of this cannot be ruled out. To do a detailed examination, now the child has symptoms such as protein in the urine?

No. If the medicine is too strong, it will be poisoned. If you want to reduce inflammation, you can eat amoxicillin granules for children.

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As long as proteinuria no longer occurs, you can stop taking it for another two weeks.

It's okay if the medicine doesn't stop, so you're going to find regret medicine first.

Purpura nephritis is not always necessary to pee.

This has to be asked to the attending doctor, hormone drugs cannot be stopped by themselves--- we do not have the right to prescribe.

Allergies are a very serious problem, and there is no secret recipe for this. I don't know if you have a history of penicillin allergy before, didn't the doctor ask you when he prescribed the drug? If you are allergic to penicillin, you can't take amoxicillin capsules, you have wheals on your body, which may be related to contact with allergens, take some chlorpheniramine first to see if you can relieve the symptoms, if the symptoms are aggravated, please stop the medicine in time and go to the hospital.

Not quite like oral amoxicillin allergy should not be confined to these two places.

Suggestion: Hello, taking amoxicillin can have an allergic reaction, this situation may be related to taking amoxicillin, it is recommended to stop taking it, if necessary, with anti-allergic drugs**.

Answer: Allergies: Whenever the climate changes and the temperature difference is large or the dry and wet alternate season, people often have allergies, and the purpose is purely to prevent inflammation and itching.

Commonly used antihistamines, sedative tranquilizers, for the acute phase can be calcium gluconate tablets + dexamethasone + vitamin C combined with intravenous thrust **, topical calamine lotion smeared ** is better, patients with allergic constitution should always have the following drugs such as Claritin This drug can relieve symptoms, and there is no ,..drowsiness

If the creatinine is not high, amoxicillin can be used, and there is no problem with short-term use for 3-5 days.

As long as you are not allergic, amoxicillin belongs to the penicillin class of drugs, which belongs to drugs with little kidney damage.

Antibiotics are recommended to be avoided unless necessary.

The following conditions should be used with caution: (1) Those with a history of allergic diseases such as asthma and hay fever. (2) The dose may need to be adjusted in the elderly and when renal function is severely impaired.