Dengue fever is a dangerous disease that spreads quickly and leaves unpredictable complications, especially for pregnant women, especially in the first 3 months of pregnancy. If dengue fever is severe, it can directly affect the fetus.

Although it is not a contagious disease, recognizing the signs of allergic vasculitis will help patients receive timely treatment, avoiding dangerous complications such as orchitis or myocarditis.

When accidentally discovering a few bruises on the skin of the arms, legs, thighs... without a clear cause, many people think that it is a "ghost grass" shot or a "ghost dog" biting. However, from a medical perspective, when the body frequently has bruises on the skin for no apparent reason, this can be a warning sign of health problems.

Allergic vasculitis in children is a rare autoimmune disease that often causes confusion for parents. In fact, allergic vasculitis in children can be completely prevented and symptoms can be reduced if detected early at medical facilities.