Allergic purpura cold epistaxis

Allergic purpura patients in the case of a cold or fever caused by the wind, generally will show epistaxis, the main reason is due to increased permeability of blood vessels, resulting in blood through capillaries, so that it shows epistaxis, or bleeding gums. In addition, the decrease in platelets will also make the patient show a tendency to bleed. At the same time, when the patient has a fever, it will make the nasal mucosa show dryness, and it will also make the nasal mucosa show rupture and bleeding, resulting in epistaxis. Therefore, it is recommended that the patient should be given timely compression to stop bleeding. If bleeding is not stopped, the patient can be given hemostatic drugs if necessary, or platelet transfusion and other active treatment observation.