How is child neck lymph node swollen treated

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With the deterioration of the environment, in life, we should pay more attention to children's neck lymph node enlargement, spring wind, children are easy to get angry, causing a variety of respiratory diseases. During my internship, I often see children coming to see all kinds of diseases every season. So what about lymphadenopathy in children? Today, let me share with you how to treat lymphadenopathy in children.

How is child neck lymph node swollen treated

First: Children's lymphadenopathy may be caused by inflammation or bacteria, to check the changes of platelets, white blood cells, and then the right medicine. Children's lymphadenopathy should be treated in time. If it is bacterial, in addition to infusion, some external drugs should be used, so as to quickly reduce the swelling.

Second: parents can use their hands to touch the child's strength to see if there is a lump, if there is a lump, it is recommended to take a film to see, and then infusion anti-inflammatory. Children's lymphadenopathy is often associated with a cold. If a child has a cold, throat inflammation will cause lymphadenopathy, which is often distributed in the back of the head or behind the earlobe. It is chronic. If the cold is cured, the lymph nodes will disappear. Lymph nodes like this are benign and will soon recover.

Third: in terms of diet, it is suggested to drink some liquid food, such as porridge and vegetables. Also drink more water, water has the function of excreting body toxins. There is another kind of acute lymphadenectasis, all over the body, ear, nose, throat and the body. When touching, the lymph nodes are very large and painful. The patient will also have severe leukopenia, convulsions, lung enlargement, and unstable vital signs. He may be suffering from malignant tumor or leukemia and be hospitalized in time.

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Don't eat too sweet food during illness. Keep warm and don't catch fire. It is necessary to know the cause of lymphadenopathy in children in time, so as not to delay the disease.