What are nodules made of? How nodules are formed

1. Phlegm dampness coagulation: phlegm dampness in the body for a long time does not rule out coagulation into nucleus, also called phlegm nucleus.

2. Liver stagnation and qi stagnation: people with liver stagnation and qi stagnation have weak blood and blood deficiency, and the flow of qi and blood is not smooth, resulting in metabolic obstruction, which is easy to form nodules everywhere in the body;

If it is accompanied by heavy phlegm and dampness, and a lot of liquid garbage in the human body, it is easier to form nodules. Nodules caused by the liver are generally around the chest, just like breast nodules.

3. Biliary and gastric reversal: bile fire is an important factor in the formation of thyroid nodules and lymph nodes, and the nodules caused by biliary and gastric inversion are generally around the throat and neck.

4. Kidney Yang Deficiency: Kidney Yang deficiency is easy to produce sebaceous gland nodules, lipomas, pink tumors, etc.; The small nodules inside the ears are caused by a deficiency of kidney yang.

Therefore, nodular constitution is a physical problem caused by the combination of four major constitutions: damp and cold constitution, phlegm and dampness constitution, qi and blood deficiency, and bile and stomach reversal.

Nodules are complex and diverse, and can be roughly divided into two categories: infectious and non-infectious, infectious is mostly caused by bacterial, fungal and other pathogens, and non-infectious can be seen in vascular lesions, histiocyte proliferation, and sometimes secondary to metabolic diseases. It is usually clear that ** is important for the nodule**.

Specific or nonspecific inflammation can cause nodules. Nodules can be associated with parasite invasion, accumulation of metabolites, and some nodules can be a new organism. Diseases such as basal cell carcinoma, ** tuberculosis, tertiary syphilis, and cysticercosis can be associated with nodules.

Nodules are caused by dietary habits, and excessive consumption of iodized salt can easily cause nodules.

A nodule is a palpable, localized, substantial lesion. Nodule formation can be inflammatory or non-inflammatory, and may involve the epidermis, dermis, or subcutaneous tissue.

Nodules can be divided into non-inflammatory nodules and inflammatory nodules according to different **

Non-inflammatory nodules.

Including rheumatoid nodules, advanced syphilis proximal joint nodules, **porcine cysticercosis nodules, gout nodules, nodular xanthelasma, nodular calcinosis, **kala-azar and so on.

Inflammatory nodules.

Including neoplastic leprosy, **tuberculosis, hard red ban, tuberculous nodular phlebitis, advanced nodular **syphilis rash, late**syphilis rubber, miliary lupus, inguinal granuloma.

Acute febrile neutrophilic ** disease, nodular red shift, pulmonary nodules, etc.

According to different locations, it can be divided into dermal-epidermal nodules, dermal nodules, dermal-subcutaneous nodules, and subcutaneous nodules

Dermal-epidermal nodules: may be seen in complex nevi, malignant melanoma, aggressive squamous cell carcinoma, and some mycosis fungoides.

Dermal nodules: can be seen in granuloma annula, fibroids.

Dermal-subcutaneous nodules: may be seen in erythema nodosum.

Superficial thrombophlebitis.

Subcutaneous nodules: mainly seen in lipomas, these are multiple subcutaneous nodules.

Due to individual differences, there is no absolute best, fastest and most effective medication, except for commonly used over-the-counter drugs, the most appropriate drug should be selected under the guidance of a doctor in full combination with individual circumstances.

It needs to be decided according to the nature of the nodule itself. Such as by infection.

Sensitive antimicrobial drugs can be selected according to the type of pathogen, such as bacterial infection.

Penicillins, cephalosporins, macrolides, and quinolones may be used** if fungal infections are used.

Azole antifungals, such as itraconazole capsules, may be used.

Fluconazole capsules.

voriconazole capsules, etc. Pain.

Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen may be used if they are obvious.

Celecoxib, glucocorticoids may be given in severe cases.

A nodule is a palpable substantial lesion that is confined round, oval, or irregularly shaped. Nodules can be inflammatory or non-inflammatory, can involve the epidermis, dermis, or subcutaneous tissues, and vary in size, from miliary to cherry-sized or larger, and can coalesce with each other to form plaques.

Nodules are a common neoplastic lesion, but not all nodules become cancerous. Some nodules may be benign, while others may be malignant. For example, most thyroid nodules are benign, but some may become cancerous, so it is important to check for the nodules in a timely manner.

Here are some tips on how to prevent and ** nodules:

1.Regular physical examinations: Regular physical examinations are an effective way to prevent and detect nodules. Depending on the individual's situation, different examination methods can be selected, such as ultrasound, CT, MRI, etc.

2.Eat a balanced diet: A healthy and balanced diet is very important to prevent nodules. It is recommended to avoid foods that are high in fat, sugar, and low in nutritional value, and eat more nutrient-rich foods such as fresh vegetables, fruits, and whole grains.

3.Smoking Cessation and Alcohol Restriction: State studies have shown that smoking and heavy alcohol consumption increase the risk of nodules and other cancers, so smoking cessation and alcohol restriction are recommended.

If a nodule has been found, it should be done as soon as possible at the hospital for further testing and**. The specific method depends on the type of nodule and the severity of the condition. Some benign nodules can be treated with monitoring and medications, while malignant nodules may require surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, etc.

In short, in terms of prevention and nodules, it is very important to have timely check-ups, maintain a healthy diet, quit smoking and limit alcohol, and actively develop diseases.

Have you ever heard of nodules? Nodular lesions are more macular, papulous lesions are large and deep, mostly invading the deep dermis downward, and in severe cases, they can reach the subcutaneous tissue. Let me give you a detailed introduction to the relevant knowledge of nodules.

Causes of nodule formation1. Non-inflammatory nodules.

a) Rheumatoid nodules.

It is an autoimmune disease.

b) Late syphilis proximal joint nodules.

It is a hard and tough terminal fibrotic nodule with no red tumor.

c) ** Porcine cysticercosis nodules.

Human ingestion of tapeworm eggs hatches hexagobite through the stomach and ten-fat intestine, cattle enter the intestinal wall through the blood, lymph enters the subcutaneous form peanut-sized, round nodules.

d) Gout nodules.

Gout is a metabolic disorder of origin. Serum uric acid is elevated, and uric acid is deposited in the tissue in the form of crystals to form gout stones. It is more common in the toe joints.

5) Nodular xanthelasma.

It is caused by lipid metabolism disorders and hyperlipoproteinemia. The dermis has diffuse foamy cell infiltration.

6) Nodular calcinosis.

It is more common in children with dermatomyositis and usually occurs in the prominence of the bone and articular joints.

7) ** Lung fluke nodules.

Infection with paragonimiasis is common.

8) Chronic nodular chondrodermatitis of the ear wheel.

It is mostly caused by trauma and chilblains.

9) ** Kala-azar.

It is caused by the invasion of the ** effective membrane by Leishmania bodies. It can be primary or secondary to visceral infection.

2. Inflammatory nodules.

a) Microorganisms.

1.Bacteria. (1) Tumor leprosy: the pathogen is Mycobacterium leprae, positive acid-fast staining, and positive Gram staining. The nodulous and borderline leprosy had the highest prevalence of nasal ringing membranes. 200 million bacteria are discharged every day. Therefore, the respiratory tract is the main route of infection.

2) **Tuberculosis: The pathogen is Mycobacterium tuberculosis, positive acid-resistant staining, **Tuberculosis is reinfection, and the common one is lupus vulgaris. It is mostly infected by the invasion of the ** trauma department.

3) Hard erythema: often caused by pulmonary tuberculosis or lymph node tuberculosis foci, which is a tuberculosis rash type.