The difference between subcutaneous hemorrhage and purpura

The difference between subcutaneous hemorrhage and purpura is that the causes are different, the severity of bleeding is different, and the treatment methods are different.

1. Different causes of the disease: Subcutaneous bleeding may be caused by skin being squeezed or hit, which may cause damage to the skin and mucous membranes, as well as damage to the subcutaneous soft tissue and blood vessels. Skin pain or bleeding may occur. Purpura is a relatively common allergic disease, which may be caused by a sensitive constitution, contact with pollen or eating allergic foods.

2. Different degrees of bleeding severity: Subcutaneous bleeding indicates that the skin damage is more serious, and there may be large-area bleeding, or a large amount of bleeding, and the bleeding time will be prolonged, which is very harmful to the body. The amount of bleeding in purpura is relatively small, generally in the subcutaneous capillaries, without dilation and bleeding. Red spots may appear on the skin, or body edema may occur.

3. Different treatment methods: Subcutaneous bleeding caused by skin impact requires timely examination in the dermatology department of the hospital to determine the extent of skin damage, and then perform wound debridement and suture treatment. After the operation, the skin can quickly return to normal. Purpura is a chronic disease. After the onset of the disease, it will cause abnormal renal function. It needs to be treated with oral anti-allergic drugs or Chinese medicine conditioning methods to promote recovery.