Is it chronic lymphitis? How is it treated?

It is your lymphatic system that does its job and can better protect the rest of your body from aggression. If the upper nozzle is broken, then you don't have to worry, every time the lymph node grows, his tissues are gathered together to deal with bacteria and viruses or something. I want to go and I don't have the motivation, so the lymphatic tissue is there and doesn't go, and the lymph nodes are bigger than before.

Don't worry, be careful not to get on fire and break your mouth. The lump may become smaller, but it will disappear completely.

I'm in the same situation as you, I was caused by a cold, I had a small lump under my neck, I went to several hospitals, and the doctors said it was fine. Just let me go home and take some anti-inflammatory medicine. Seeing that it's been almost a month, and I haven't seen it yet, I feel anxious in my heart.

Later, I thought about it carefully, did I think too much? Why can't we think about the bright side? If we don't even trust the doctors, who else can we trust?

You don't need much to check, the main thing is your psychological problems, take it easy. You can do an ESR (erythrocyte sedimentation rate) to check for blood and lymph node problems, not to suspect disease, mainly to use data to rule out your psychological problems.

We'll all be fine, let's relax.

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Precautions before acute lymphadenitis** Early detection and early diagnosis are required, and early diagnosis is the key to this disease. The most common cause of swollen lymph nodes in children is infection. The location of the enlargement depends on the location of the infection.

Infections of the throat and ears can cause swollen lymph nodes in the neck, and head infections can cause lymph nodes behind the ears to swell; Infections in the hand or arm can cause lymph nodes under the armpit to become swollen; Foot and leg infections can cause swollen lymph nodes in the groin. The most common type of lymphadenopathy in the neck is swollen in the child, and it is easy for the mother to notice this part of the child, and the child can only be reassured after being examined by the doctor. For most people, a sore throat, a cold, an inflamed tooth (abscess), an ear infection or an insect bite are all causes of swollen lymph nodes.

However, if swollen lymph nodes occur in the middle of the front of the neck or just above the collarbone, you must consider a cause other than infection, such as a tumor, cyst or thyroid disorder. Most mothers see a tumor when they see a swollen lymph node in their child's neck, which is a natural reaction, and the tumor is indeed a cause of swollen lymph nodes in their child, but infection is the more common cause. Blood and urine tests, X-rays, skin tests, and biopsies can confirm the doctor's rash.

Acute lymphadenitis Western medicine method 1Promptly** the primary lesion. 2.

Topical heat, physiotherapy, or topical anti-inflammatory creams. 3.When an abscess is formed, drain it promptly.

4.People with systemic symptoms may be given antibiotics.

1.Don't drink alcohol 2Don't eat spicy foods. 3.Take some immune-modifying drugs. 4.Medicinal herb**. Enlarged lymph nodes in some chronic lymphadenitis can be long-lasting.

What is the best way to have cervical lymphadenitis? Can it be thoroughly**? Lymph nodes are generally not completely removed, and there are more than 800 lymph nodes in the whole body, and more than 100 on each side of the neck.

As long as the pathological diagnosis of infection is sufficient, it means that it is lymphadenitis. If you have symptoms, take medicine, and if you don't have symptoms, leave him alone.

The clinical manifestations of histiocytic necrotizing lymphadenitis are lymphadenopathy, fever and leukopenia are the most common, and most of them are acute or subacute onset, with lymphadenopathy being the most common in the neck, followed by gum sockets, and painful lymphadenopathy. Fever is mostly manifested as irregular fever, but also hyperhidrosis, fatigue, arthralgia, hepatosplenomegaly, and rash can also be seen. It is a self-limiting disease with a natural course of weeks to months (average 3 months) and is generally not severe.

In most cases, it doesn't need to be special** to get better on its own. It can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine to alleviate symptoms. If there is a high fever or significant lymphadenopathy, corticosteroids can be given in moderation.

Antibiotics** are not effective. In a small number of cases, autoimmune diseases such as SLE can develop.