There are two subcutaneous nodules under the left armpit?
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With the acceleration of the pace of our daily life, we began to often cause some diseases due to various bad habits. A few days ago, a friend told me that he suffered from pleurisy. He always felt chilly, feverish and sometimes dry cough. Often feel chest pain, the most obvious side of the chest armpit, pain up like a needle. Deep breathing and coughing aggravate, so he is very anxious, to a lot of people to consult the treatment method, but each has its own view. He doesn't know who to believe, so I specially consulted a health doctor, and he told me some methods for treating pleurisy. Now I share my experience with you, hoping to help you.
There are two subcutaneous nodules under the left armpit?
First: in terms of prevention, the best and most basic thing for patients is to control the source of infection of tuberculosis. From a medical point of view, the main source of infection of combined diseases is tuberculosis smear positive patients. Therefore, such diseases should be isolated from other people in time, so as to reduce the probability of infection.
Second: the second point that patients should pay attention to in terms of prevention is that the vaccination work should be done well. This work is mainly for children, and BCG vaccination should be carried out in early childhood. This is to achieve the effect of prevention by producing antibodies in the body.
Third: the patient lies in the aspect of prevention, and the last thing to remind you is that preventive chemotherapy can be used for treatment. This is a relatively high-risk treatment method, mainly for the more serious patients with suspected tuberculosis, but the risk is relatively large
matters needing attention
Pleurisy patients diet to be rich in nutrition, avoid spicy food, so must not eat pepper, hot raw sputum products, onion, garlic, pepper, leek, ginger, like smoking and drinking must resolutely give up. Also, remember not to do strenuous exercise, will aggravate the disease.
