Use the same dose you use to treat your child's fever. Do not use aspirin. Your child's doctor may prescribe a steroid medication, such as prednisone, to reduce inflammation in the intestine. The steroid may help control pain and intestinal bleeding. Fluids Encourage your child to drink plenty of fluids and to eat a normal diet as much as is possible.
Most children recover from anaphylactoid purpura completely and have no further problems.
Rarely, however, the kidneys can be affected. It is important for your child to see a doctor for blood pressure checks and urine tests every 1 to 2 months over the next 2 years. Your child's abdominal pain is getting more severe, or there is more blood in your child's bowel movements. Your child is refusing to eat or drink. Your child has not urinated in over 12 hours.