Why do red spots appear around my eyes after crying?

If red spots appear around your eyes after crying because you are in a bad mood, it may be caused by pressure purpura. Many people are not particularly familiar with purpura. It is a term in traditional Chinese medicine. Pressure purpura mainly refers to the gradual increase in pressure in the superior vena cava after crying, which can cause capillaries to rupture and thus form red spots. Under normal circumstances, pressure purpura is not very harmful and you just need to pay attention to your usual conditioning.

What is pressure purpura

Purpura is a disease name in Traditional Chinese Medicine. Also known as purpura, it is characterized by blood overflowing under the skin and mucous membranes, resulting in the appearance of petechiae and ecchymoses that do not fade when pressed. It is one of the common hemorrhagic diseases in children. It is often accompanied by nosebleeds, bleeding from the teeth, and even vomiting blood, blood in the stool, and blood in the urine. This disease belongs to the category of blood syndrome. The diseases and syndromes recorded in ancient Chinese medical books such as "grape plague", "muscle bleeding" and "spot poison" have similarities with this disease.

Is pressure purpura serious?

Is pressure purpura serious? Purpura, also known as subcutaneous hemorrhage, refers to spontaneous or unhealed skin trauma caused by bruises, purpura and ecchymosis, and hematoma rarely occurs. It is usually the main manifestation of hemorrhagic diseases caused by extravascular factors, vascular factors and platelet factors. It may be a component of a localized skin lesion or a serious sign of a systemic disease.

In recent years, the number of patients with kidney disease has been increasing, and people are paying more and more attention to kidney disease. This is mainly because the harm of kidney disease is very serious. Henoch-Schonlein purpura is the main cause of purpura nephritis. So, what are its serious dangers? Many first-time patients may know relatively little about this issue, so authoritative experts are needed to provide detailed analysis for the patients.

1) Repeated attacks may lead to complications such as gastroenteritis, nephritis, arthritis, etc., with symptoms such as abdominal pain, occult blood in urine or proteinuria, joint pain, etc.;

2) The recurrence of purpura causes great mental stress, leading to the person thinking that the disease cannot be cured, losing confidence in treatment and delaying the treatment;

3) Doctors told them that if they could not be cured, they might develop kidney disease and uremia. This is of course true, but it also increased the psychological burden on patients, causing them to rush to seek medical treatment without scientific diagnosis and treatment, which harmed the patients instead.

4) Doctors have no way or are eager to control the disease, so they use large amounts of hormones or abuse hormones, which leads to obvious side effects of hormones and causes great pain to patients, such as hirsutism, obesity, femoral head necrosis, moon face and other problems. They also cause bigger problems with the immune system, causing endless despair and pain to patients.

Is pressure purpura serious? Through the above experts' introduction, everyone should have a basic understanding of the harm of purpura nephritis and know the severity of its harm. Patients need to pay more attention to it, but there is no need to panic excessively. As long as the correct treatment method is adopted in time, it is not an incurable disease. The choice of treatment method for Henoch-Schonlein purpura nephritis is very important.