The difference between mumps and lymphitis, the difference between mumps and swollen lymph nodes

Mumps refers to inflammation of the parotid glands, which means that the area of the cheek raiser will be swollen and painful, and mumps can also cause nearby lymph nodes to swell. Lymphadenitis can occur anywhere in the body, such as the neck, armpits, groin, etc., generally speaking, lymphadenitis is caused by inflammation in a certain part of the body, which causes inflammation of the lymph nodes in nearby places. Mumps, for example, can cause swollen lymph nodes in the neck.

Analysis: Lymphadenitis is often secondary to other infectious foci, mostly in the neck, submandib, armpits and groin. Most of the pathogenic bacteria are Staphylococcus aureus and streptococcus.

Guidance: Acute lymphadenitis can be caused if it continues to spread to regional lymph nodes, or if purulent lesions spread through lymphatic vessels to the 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, inguinal lymphadenitis can occur; Infections of the head, face, mouth, neck and shoulders cause lymphadenitis under the jaw and neck.

Acute lymphangitis and acute lymphadenitis are usually caused by Staphylococcus aureus and hemolytic streptococcus.

1. Mumps: Mumps is infectious, immune, obstructive and inflammatory swelling of unknown cause. Mumps is most commonly caused by infection and is more common in bacterial and viral nature.

Swollen lymph nodes: In addition to viral and bacterial infections, swollen lymph nodes are also directly related to tumors, reactive hyperplasia, abnormal cell metabolism, etc.

2. Mumps: The main symptom of mumps is the enlargement of the parotid gland, that is, on both sides of the cheeks near the earlobe, the swelling is centered on the earlobe, and it can also be accompanied by fever, local redness, swelling and pain in the parotid gland. Purulent mumps can even flush the catheter to draw pus.

Lymph node swelling: Lymphadenopathy is mostly painless, mainly caused by high-intensity immune activity in the lymph nodes, and local redness, swelling and low-grade fever may occur.

3. Mumps: The blood picture of mumps patients will find obvious leukocytosis and neutrophilia.

Swollen lymph nodes: There are two conditions of swollen lymph nodes, one of which is the same as mumps, white blood cells and neutrophils will increase significantly, but if it is infected with a virus, the total number of white blood cells will be lower than normal; In addition, fungal infections and other blood signs such as atypic lymphocytosis and eosinophilia may occur.

4. Mumps: The ** of mumps is generally antibiotics**, whether it is a bacterial infection or a viral infection, the first thing is to control the symptoms, and antibiotics ** are the most effective.

Swollen lymph nodes: Swollen lymph nodes are not done to eliminate the symptoms of the lymph nodes, but to target the ** that caused them.

5. Mumps: Once mumps is infected, it will almost never occur, because most mumps is a viral land-contaminated disease, which has the characteristics of lifelong immunity, so the prognosis is very good.

Swollen lymph nodes: Lymph nodes are the immune organs of the human body, as long as the body is infected by external microorganisms, there will be an immune response, and in severe cases, swollen lymph nodes will occur.

Mumps is commonly referred to by many people as mumps and is a common oral disease. It is due to the virus infection of the parotid gland, the parotid gland causes inflammation and enlargement of the acute respiratory infectious disease, mumps is contagious, mainly transmitted through saliva, the source of infection is mumps patients, contact with mumps patients will start within 2-3 years, viral mumps is the most common mumps.

The disease of mumps, ** probability is relatively low, first of all, to understand the situation of infectious diseases, acute bacterial mumps (mumps purulent): is caused by bacterial infection, mainly Staphylococcus aureus, followed by streptococcus. The most common diseases are patients with decreased parotid gland secretion (such as those with reduced body resistance and oral biological immunity, surgical fasting, etc.), parotid duct orifice blockage, parotid gland lymphadenitis, and inflammation of adjacent tissues.

The second is that the disease is not clear, if it is chronic non-specific mumps, ** mumps in children, degenerative salivary gland enlargement, etc., it is rarely caused by certain drugs. In addition, the disease may also be caused by blockage, which can lead to bacterial infection caused by blockage of the main parotid duct and branches, such as salivary gland stones, mucus plugs, and less common tumors, and more common benign tumors. In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to the viral situation, mumps virus is common, and herpes simplex virus, coxsackie virus, influenza A virus, etc.

Mumps virus infection causes mumps most commonly.

These are all ** explanations about mumps, if done in time**, the effect is very good. Moreover, mumps care life is also very important, it is recommended to maintain a healthy lifestyle after that, and fundamentally to the disease of mumps. And special attention should be paid to the situation of mumps, which is mainly caused by mumps virus infection, which is also a respiratory infectious disease, so it is best to maintain a comprehensive ** program in terms of targeting.

Mumps generally refers to mumps, which is a class of acute respiratory infectious diseases caused by mumps virus, with a high incidence in winter and spring, mostly seen in preschool and adolescent populations, the source of infection is the patient and the infected, the transmission route is respiratory droplets and close contact, etc., the clinical manifestations are fever with non-purulent suppuration of the parotid gland, etc., patients should seek medical diagnosis and treatment in time, which is mainly as follows: 1Generally**, if the parotid gland is swollen and the pain is obvious, analgesic treatment can be given, such as local cold compress, the diet is mainly liquid, avoid acidic or overly sweet food, light salt water gargle, etc.; 2.

Antiviral**, such as ribavirin, interferon and other drugs**; 3.For complications**, such as pancreatitis, give dietary nutrition, intravenous fluids, etc.**. At the same time, attention should be paid to daily isolation to avoid infection.

The parotid gland is the largest of the salivary glands and is located on both cheeks near the earlobe, and the parotid gland is centered on the earlobe and can be on one or both sides. **Infectious, immune, obstructive and unexplained inflammation and swelling.

What medicine is used for mumps**?

Swollen lymph nodes and mumps occur at the same time. Mumps, for example, can cause nearby lymphadenitis.

Wherever there is inflammation in the body, the adjacent lymph nodes will swell when they are sterilized by defense. 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.

Especially, it can occur at the same time, and the gonorrhea can cause mumps, and mumps can also cause the gonorrhea to swell, whichever one you have.

You should be prompt**, especially mumps can cause many complications, and the cream is also very serious. Remember to be early** so as not to delay your illness.

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Mumps

Mumps, also known as mumps, is commonly known as mumps. The disease can occur all year round, but it is mainly in winter and spring. Patients are mainly children and adolescents between the ages of 5 and 15, but there are also adults. The disease is characterized by an enlarged parotid gland.

The disease is mainly transmitted through respiratory droplets, but it can also be transmitted by contact with objects that have been touched by the sick person. The patient is the sole source of infection and is contagious from the onset of the disease until the parotid gland enlargement completely resolves. Most patients with this disease have no prodromal symptoms, and a few cases may have transient non-specific discomfort, manifested as fever, headache, weakness, and loss of appetite.

It appears one to two days after the onset of the disease, pain in the zygomatic arch or ears, then salivary glands enlargement and an increase in body temperature. The parotid gland is most commonly affected. or bilateral enlargement.

People who haven't had mumps or haven't been vaccinated against mumps are susceptible to infection.

At present, there is no specific drug for **. Vaccinating susceptible people with mumps-containing vaccines is the best way to prevent mumps. When there is an epidemic in childcare institutions and schools, emergency immunization can be carried out for susceptible people.

In addition, individuals should develop good hygiene habits and wash hands frequently to avoid cross-infection of infectious diseases; At home and in school classrooms, windows should be opened frequently for ventilation to keep the indoor environment clean and tidy; Once the cheeks are affected, attention should be paid to early isolation until the parotid gland enlargement has completely resolved.