How does lymphatic inflammation occur?

There are hundreds or thousands of lymph nodes in the human body, and their function is similar to that of a "beacon". The superficial lymph nodes of normal people are very small, mostly within centimeters in diameter, smooth and soft surface, with no adhesion and tenderness with surrounding tissues, and are usually "calm". However, when there is a swollen lymph node or other abnormality, it indicates that there is a lesion in the organ in the area.

When bacteria enter your body from an injury, lymphocytes produce lymphokines and antibodies to effectively kill the bacteria. The result of the "struggle" is the reactive proliferation of lymphocytes and histiocytes in the lymph nodes, which makes the lymph nodes enlarged, which is called lymph node reactive hyperplasia, and can also cause lymph node reactive hyperplasia Viruses, certain chemical drugs, metabolic toxic products, denatured tissue components and foreign bodies. When cancer metastasizes through lymph, it can also cause lymphadenopathy to enlarge and accumulate in the marginal sinuses, and then grow and multiply to affect the entire lymph nodes.

Therefore, the enlarged lymph nodes are the beacons of the human body and are an alarm device.

Lymphitis is a disease caused by infection of lymphatic vessels, lymph nodes, and lymphatic tissues, which is mainly manifested by swollen and painful lymph nodes. Lymphitis can be classified into two types, acute and chronic, where acute lymphitis is usually caused by a bacterial infection, while chronic lymphitis is usually caused by a viral infection.

Acute lymphitis is usually caused by bacterial infections, and common bacteria include streptococcus, staphylococcus, etc. These bacteria invade lymph nodes through the lymphatic vessels, causing an inflammatory response in the tissues surrounding the lymphatic vessels, causing the lymph nodes to swell and be painful. Some chronic diseases, immune dysfunction and other conditions may also increase the risk of lymphitis.

Chronic lymphitis is usually caused by viral infections, common viruses include Epstein-Barr virus, HIV, etc. These viruses invade lymphoid tissues through lymphatic vessels, causing an inflammatory response that causes swelling and pain in the lymphoid tissues. Chronic lymphitis usually lasts for a long time, and severe cases can lead to damage and dysfunction of lymphoid tissue.

In addition to bacterial and viral infections, other factors can also cause lymphitis, such as oral infections, surgeries, tooth extractions, etc. Therefore, it is very important for patients with lymphomitis to maintain good personal hygiene, pay attention to oral hygiene, and timely infection.

Lymphadenitis is divided into acute and chronic, in order to choose the most suitable program for children, it is necessary to understand the disease first.

Lymphadenitis is a non-specific inflammation of lymph nodes caused by pathogenic bacteria from the invasion of the damaged ** or mucous membranes, or from other infectious lesions, such as boils, athlete's foot, etc., through the lymphatic space of the tissue into the lymphatic vessels, and then involving the lymph nodes.

Acute lymphadenitis can be caused by continued spread of acute lymphangitis to regional lymph nodes or by suppurative lesions that have spread through lymphatic vessels to lymph nodes in the region. For example, infections of the upper limbs, breast, chest wall, back, and abdominal wall above the umbilicus cause axillary lymphadenitis; Infections of the lower limbs, abdominal wall below the umbilicus, perineum, and buttocks can cause inguinal lymphadenitis; Infections of the head, face, mouth, neck and shoulders, causing lymphadenitis under the jaw and neck.

Acute lymphangitis and acute lymphadenitis are usually caused by Staphylococcus aureus and hemolytic streptococcus. It is only when the body's resistance is weakened that the disease is prone to occur. Long-term malnutrition, anemia and other chronic diseases make the body's resistance significantly reduced, and it is easy to be infected with bacteria and prone to lymphadenitis.

Chronic lymphadenitis is caused by various odontogenic infections, such as jaw inflammation, oral mucosal infection, ulcers, tonsillitis and pharyngitis, otolaryngitis, salivary gland infection.

Once lymphadenitis spreads, it will bring great harm to children's health, so parents should not ignore it. Parents need to understand the symptoms of lymphadenitis and go to the hospital for treatment as soon as their child has symptoms.

According to your statement, it should be that the lymph nodes are inflamed and swollen. Generally, it should still be a little painful to press. This is mainly affected by the longer duration of inflammation.

It is generally recommended to choose some anti-inflammatory drugs to take, and you don't need to go to the hospital**. You can refer to "Anti-inflammatory powder tablets + amoxicillin".

Hello! In fact, what you said is very right, it is due to the weakness of the body caused by fatigue, the decrease of immunity, the invasion of wind and cold, and the rise of deficiency and fire, which causes inflammation in the body, but there is a protective regulation of the lymphatic system, so only some small lymph nodes appear in the neck. It is recommended that you take more rest and drink a little bit of banlan root with **, and it is not a big problem.

Lymph node regularity: Wherever there is inflammation in the body, the adjacent lymph nodes will swell when they are defended and sterilized (lymphadenitis in the submandibular and neck is mostly caused by inflammation in the mouth, nose and pharynx). After the inflammation is cured, the lymph nodes may not be better.

Lymph nodes, which are the immune system, are difficult to treat, and some chronic lymphadenitis can last for several years or more than ten years.

If the lymphadenopathy is mild, after a while, it will naturally get better; Or take some anti-inflammatory drugs in the ordinary sense, and take some anti-inflammatory injections, it will be fine. That's not a big deal. But if the swelling is severe, and the inflammation is not healed for a long time, then you need traditional Chinese medicine**:

One is to avoid its further aggravation and deterioration, and the other is that the body needs to restore its function, exert its immune bactericidal effect, and enhance physical fitness.

Lymphatic diseases seem to be a small disease, but so far the effects of drugs produced in hospitals and pharmaceutical factories have not been satisfactory. Chinese medicine can be fully considered. It is treated with traditional Chinese medicine pills that dispel stasis and dissolve knots, detoxify and reduce swelling, and target pimples, lumps and inflammation.

If you find the right one, it will not be difficult. Due to my work, the author is well aware of the charm of traditional Chinese medicine, and has witnessed a large number of typical cases of lymphadenitis and lymph node tuberculosis that have been treated by traditional Chinese medicine, which has verified the uniqueness of traditional Chinese medicine in the motherland.