Özet:

Henoch-schönlein purpura (HSP) is the most common and common systemic vasculitis that is seen with non-trombocytopenic palpable purpura in childhood. HSP is characterized by skin shake, arthritis, renal and gastrointestinal system shake. As a result of vasculitis that develops in some organs, such as kidneys, colon, joints, purpura, stomach pain, arthritis and kidney disease (proteinuria) can be palpitated. Patients appeal with blisters (palpable purpura), stomach pain, joint swelling and/or pain (arthritis). HSP is often triggered by an antigenic stimulus such as viral infections, medications and insect bite. Here, a five-year-old girl of HSP is presented, who can easily interfere with diseases seen with purpuric eruption and can be diagnosed differently. In the presence of a trauma history in patients with purpuric eruption, it should be remembered that trauma can be treated with a variety of diseases similar to vasculitis in secondary purpura vs. consideration.

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