A small bag grows around the neck, and a child has a bag around his neck

It is very likely that the lymph nodes are swollen due to chronic inflammation, and I have several lumps, and many teachers who suffer from chronic laryngitis also have them! But if you're not at ease, go to the hospital for a check-up!

My classmate also has a small bag on his neck, just like yours, I can't feel it if I don't touch it, and it hurts a little when I touch it. She went to the hospital and saw that there was a tumor inside, but it was not a malignant tumor, so there was no need to worry. However, surgery is also required.

But she didn't have surgery but chose to do physiotherapy, and now there has been half a month of physiotherapy, and it has some effect, and the package is smaller, and she feels better. I might have surgery on May Day. After all, physiotherapy can only be controlled, not **.

It is recommended that you tell your parents immediately so that they can take you to the hospital for a visit. It shouldn't be a big problem, but it's not the same thing to drag it out. Good luck!

Tell your family that you can go to the hospital for a check-up first, see the results of the examination, if it is benign, it is best to remove it, if it is in other locations, it doesn't matter.

My classmate is also as long as you, but I don't know what kind of bag it is, his bag has 4 (a series of ones) that are very hard to the touch, but his bag is cut off, to say that it hurts, he was given anesthesia injections at that time, so it doesn't hurt.

Summary. There are many reasons for a lump on the neck in children, and the common ones are the following three: 1. Congenital torticollis.

Typical torticollis usually presents with a neck mass as the first symptom. Within three months of birth, the baby was found to have a mass on one side of the neck, and the mass was confirmed by the doctor's palpation and B-ultrasound to be a sternocleidomastoid muscle mass, which can basically be diagnosed as torticollis. So far, the ** that causes the torticollis is still unknown, and it is speculated that the fibrosis of the sternocleidomastoid muscle is caused by some reason, and it is necessary to carry out reasonable stretching in time according to the doctor's instructions.

2. Swollen lymph nodes in the neck. Children's lymph nodes are more active at the age of 2-8 years old, so many children will have some physiological lymphadenopathy, such as lymph node protrusions under the jaw, behind the ears, behind the neck, etc., these masses are relatively smooth to the touch, there is no obvious tenderness, and there is generally no need for special **. However, when the mass is relatively large, and there is obvious tenderness, and even children have respiratory tract infections or mouth ulcers, pharyngitis or tonsil inflammation and other diseases, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time** to avoid self-medication and delay the condition.

3. Mosquito bites. A lump on a child's neck can also be a mosquito bite.

Hello. Is there a bag around the child's neck? It's not a mosquito bite, there are many reasons why children have lumps on their necks, and the common ones are the following three:

1. Congenital torticollis. Typical torticollis usually presents with a neck mass as the first symptom. Within three months of birth, the baby was found to have a mass on one side of the neck, and the mass was confirmed by the doctor's palpation and B-ultrasound to be a sternocleidomastoid muscle mass, which can basically be diagnosed as torticollis.

So far, the ** that causes torticollis is still unknown, and it is speculated that the fibrosis of the sternocleidomastoid muscle is caused by some reason, and the grandchildren need to be stretched reasonably in time according to the doctor's instructions, and if the baby can be stretched within three months after birth, most patients' symptoms can be improved. 2. Swollen lymph nodes in the neck. Children's lymph nodes are more active at the age of 2-8 years old, so many children will have some physiological lymphadenopathy, such as lymph node protrusions under the jaw, behind the ears, behind the neck, etc., these masses are relatively smooth to the touch, there is no obvious tenderness, and there is generally no need for special **.

However, when the mass is relatively large, and there is obvious tenderness, and even children have respiratory tract infections or mouth ulcers, pharyngitis or tonsil inflammation and other diseases, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time** to avoid leaking medication and delaying the condition. 3. Mosquito bites. A lump on a child's neck can also be a mosquito bite.

It is often accompanied by obvious itching, redness, swelling, and pimples. At this time, you can choose to use soap and water to wash the area, and you can also apply ointment under the guidance of a doctor to stop itching and reduce swelling.

It is recommended to go to the hospital to have a check-up <> the child

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A stiff bag on the neck may be a flat wart, and it is recommended to come to the department for examination as soon as possible to avoid delaying the condition.

Lipoma or lymphadenopathy is often considered to be a lipoma or lymphadenopathy, which is soft and not tender.

Swollen lymph nodes are often located on both sides of the neck and may be tender or moving.

Get enough rest. Don't eat spicy things, eggs, beef, and fatty things.

Don't be overly nervous. Don't drink alcohol. Exercise appropriately.

Drink plenty of fluids.

Surgical confirmation is recommended**.

How big?

Clause. 1. If it is in the ** and it does not bulge out, it is hard or two or three, the size of soybeans. The largest is likely to be the lymph nodes. It's not a big deal, it's gone after a while.

Clause. Second, if it bulges out to the top of the **, there are soybeans as big as soybeans or growing continuously, and there are thumb-sized ones. It could be a tumor, a benign tumor, which is also a benign cancer. If you don't die, you can cut it off.

However, sometimes it will grow longer after being cut, and sometimes it will not grow after cutting.

Clause. 3. It may be big neck disease. That is, an enlarged thyroid gland. This one is very rare now.

It is mainly caused by iodine. Now all table salt is iodized, and there is basically no iodine deficiency, only those old people who eat coarse salt when they are young. However, you can't rule out the early stage of big neck disease.

It's slowly growing to a meat bun the size of two fists.

Fatter (170 cm, 75 kg plus centimeter and then kilogram) should lipoma to compress.

If the nerves are not harmful, I recommend that you use the removal of the face to ask the doctor, it is easier to misdiagnose the doctor as soon as possible, and the neck belongs to the sensitive part.

Follow your doctor's advice. If you want me to talk nonsense and delay my illness.

Condition analysis: Hello, the situation you described may be an unnamed lump in the affected area, which can be operated after being conservative for a period of time, and the effect is not ideal.

Guidance: It is recommended that you should go to the nearest hospital in time for detailed diagnosis and treatment, you can find a surgeon**, you can use Liushen Pill to crush and apply to the affected area for a period of time, and the effect is not ideal.

Don't worry too much, it shouldn't be a big problem.

This may be because you have recently had a strong liver fire and a bad spleen and stomach, which caused a local blockage of blood in the body, resulting in a raised bag-like lump on the blockage part of the body. If it really doesn't look good, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to see, after all, health is the most important, and you can't play with it.

There are several possibilities for a long neck bag. One is.

Lymphadenopathy can be asymptomatic enlargement, or it can also include lymph node tuberculosis, tumor lymphatic metastasis, and even hematopoietic system tumors. The patient's condition should be taken into account.

The swelling of the above problems should only be considered if it is present in the lymph nodes. If the swelling is not near the lymph nodes, then it may be a fibroid, cyst, etc., under the skin. Less common is lipoma. In general, these can be left untouched if they do not affect the quality of life.

The hot bag will generally be painful or itchy, see if the touch of the hand is bony or muscular, whether there has been such a condition before. In fact, the left and right sides of the person are not completely symmetrical, there are many places are different, you said 4 times 3 cm is already a big bag, it is recommended to consult the doctor, let the doctor make a specific judgment for your situation.

Hello, there are many diseases that can cause hard packs in the neck, common situations such as lipomas, enlarged lymph nodes, common cysts, goiters, etc. can cause neck hard packs.

In your case, there should be a sebaceous cyst on the back of the neck, which should not be a big problem, but it is still hard and hard, and after a week, it should be soft and there will be tofu residue coming out.

Guidance: If a tumor is suspected, biopsy: this examination is also essential and is particularly useful for accurately determining the degree of disease progression. There are three types of such tests:

1. Acupuncture sampling inspection, the success rate is 80 90%;

2. Incision and sampling of the affected part for inspection;

3. Excision or curettage of pathological examination and histopathological examination: Through this examination method, we can clearly understand the stage of development of the patient's tumor tissue. It is the pathologist who makes the final correct diagnosis based on the pathological changes of the sliced tissue.

There is a lump on the back of the neck, and the common causes are as follows: 1. Lipoma, the local accumulation of fatty tissue behind the neck, resulting in lumpy changes. Patients can have a complete color ultrasound examination to determine the nature of the lesion.

If the lipoma does not cause pain, no special treatment is needed for the time being. If the lipoma is gradually increasing in size and accompanied by localized pain, surgical removal is considered. 2. Epidermoid cysts are accompanied by infection, mostly due to the blocking of local pores by hair follicles, resulting in infectious lesions.

Patients can apply topical active iodine or golden yellow powder ointment to promote spontaneous absorption of the mass. In patients with focal abscesses, consider incision and drainage of the abscess to facilitate inflammatory resorption of the mass. After the inflammation of the mass is completely controlled, a second operation should be considered to completely remove the mass to avoid repeated infection of the mass.

There is a bulge on the back of the neck, and the common reason is that the spinous spine of the seventh cervical vertebra is long, protruding on the surface of the **, which is a landmark commonly used to count the cervical and thoracic vertebrae. When cervical spondylosis occurs, the physiological curvature of the cervical spine changes, the upper six cervical vertebrae are displaced forward, and the spinous process of the seventh cervical vertebra will be found to be obvious protruding from the body surface, and the upper cervical vertebra will collapse, commonly known as Fuguibao. When this happens, patients usually have symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, chest tightness, palpitation, neck and shoulder pain, and radiating pain in the upper limbs.

**In terms of cervical immobilization, cervical traction is available 2 times a day, 30 minutes each time, and neck microwave** 2 times a day, 30 minutes each time, while strengthening neck muscle strength training to restore the normal physiological curvature of the cervical spine.

There is a "big bag" on the back of the neck, which is mostly at the cervicothoracic junction in the upper part of the back of the human body, that is, the seventh cervical vertebra and the first thoracic vertebra have a protruding hard mass. In general, it can be caused by poor movement and fat accumulation. Therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to the "big bag" in the back, otherwise it is easy to cause neck pain and discomfort, and even affect the blood supply to the brain, and blood circulation is blocked.

More importantly, studies have found that the long "big bag" on the back of the neck is associated with high blood lipids, fatty liver, hypertension, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to pay more attention and respond positively.