What are the causes and treatments of capillaritis?

Capillaries are the smallest blood vessels in the human body and are too fragile compared to aortas and veins. Because of their wide distribution and their own characteristics, capillaries are prone to bleeding. There is a disease clinically related to capillaries, which is capillary vasculitis. What is its cause and how to treat it?

Causes of capillaritis:

Capillaritis is allergic purpura, a common vascular allergic hemorrhagic disease. It is caused by the body's allergic reaction to certain allergens, causing widespread small vessel inflammation, increasing the permeability and fragility of small arteries and capillaries, accompanied by exudative bleeding and edema. The main clinical manifestations are skin purpura and mucosal bleeding, which may also be accompanied by rash, joint pain, abdominal pain and kidney damage. This disease is more common in children and adolescents, more common in males than in females, and more common in spring and autumn.

Treatment of capillaritis:

Capillary vasculitis is a type of disease, including Wegener's granuloma. Hormones can only control symptoms, and long-term use of hormones will significantly increase adverse reactions, which is not conducive to treatment. "The first symptom was that I couldn't hear clearly, and then the ENT hospital diagnosed it as sudden deafness and needed to be treated in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber." You should consider: Cogan syndrome is also a type of vasculitis. Generally speaking, if hormones alone are not effective, they need to be combined with immunosuppressants and other treatments, but they need to be used safely, reasonably and effectively under the supervision and guidance of doctors.