Can allergic purpura bathe?

Allergic purpura patients can take a bath, but the bath temperature is best not too hot. Because too hot or intense exercise, may induce allergic purpura recurrence. At the same time, allergic purpura patients should also prevent cold, reduce the risk of infection, because infection can also induce allergic purpura attack. Anti-allergic and rash reducing medications such as desloratadine dispersible tablets and compound glycyrrhizin may be prescribed during an anaphylactoid purpura episode. Glucocorticoids may be prescribed if anaphylactoid purpura shows significant organ involvement, such as kidney or gastrointestinal involvement.(Use of medications should be directed by your doctor.)