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Allergic Vasculitis
A severe and intense effect of a drug, infection or a foreign agent can lead to inflammation and injury to the blood vessels of the skin. The exact cause of this disease can not be identified even with the thorough history of the disease.
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There are various types of symptoms attached with the disease. Legs, trunks and buttocks may show lesions. Purpuras which are purple colored patches which get pale when pressure is placed on them start showing on the body. Skins get blisters. Hives that last longer than 24 hrs. Dead tissues can be noticed in open sores.
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The treatment depends on the diagnosis. The ESR level in the blood and biopsy of the skin are indicators of infection and the extent of inflammation in the blood vessels. The objective of the treatment is reduction in inflammation. The doctor may recommend aspirins, cortisones and corticosteroids to reduce the inflammation in the blood vessels. Aspirins should not be given to children without the recommendation of the doctor. The medicines that caused the Allergic Vasculitis may need to be changed or stopped with the advice of the doctor. |
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| Conservative Treatment | Modern Medicine |
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The treatment depends on the diagnosis. The ESR level in the blood and biopsy of the skin are indicators of infection and the extent of inflammation in the blood vessels. The objective of the treatment is reduction in inflammation. The doctor may recommend aspirins, cortisones and corticosteroids to reduce the inflammation in the blood vessels. Aspirins should not be given to children without the recommendation of the doctor. The medicines that caused the Allergic Vasculitis may need to be changed or stopped with the advice of the doctor. |
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