Henoch Schonlein Purpura: recurrence? - purpura downs
I rented this issue a few months ago, after he admitted to the hospital with pnemonia. The HSP has been treated with long Predisnolone for about 6 weeks.
Have reduced Unfortunately, the HSP is back, I saw the document that you keep an eye on him for a long week, and we both agreed it seemed, and withered, but the weekend, the Great leisions large, and began to cry running and walking. Not as bad this time in the sense that this is only my cow down, and not all of the lower body, but his injuries appear to ignite, even though I have swollen ankles as we have not lately.
Can anyone offer advice or tell me if you can avoid it happen again? It is very painful, sometimes on foot, and it seems that evil other peoplE!
It seems absurd that up to the doc or hospital appointments, as I doubt they can do ...
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Purpura Downs Henoch Schonlein Purpura: Recurrence?
2 comments:
The HSP is more common in men for some reason. Common viral. Your doctor should supervise an eye on your blood pressure and urine. (as is sometimes the disease is on the kidneys)
Like any virus could return, but it can never again threatened.
Purpura is rheumatoid vasculitis, which occurs more frequently in particular small vessels in children. The most common symptoms include palpable purpura, joint pain, gastrointestinal symptoms and signs, and glomerulonephritis. The diagnosis is made clinically. The disease is self-limiting. Corticosteroids may relieve gastrointestinal symptoms and joint pain, but does not alter the course of the disease. Progressive May require high doses of corticosteroids and cyclophosphamide.
Possible complications of HSP:
* Recurrence of symptoms
* Kidney problems (which can in rare cases)
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