How to treat superficial lymph node

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Superficial lymphadenopathy is a very common disease. There is no age limit for the onset of it. Anyone can get sick. The disease can be completely recovered within a certain period of time. Common clinical signs can be found by touching the submaxillary, neck, armpit and groin, including swelling caused by various infections, connective tissue diseases and allergic reactions. There are benign and malignant, so it is very important to pay attention to the causes of lymphadenopathy, timely treatment and diagnosis, so as to avoid misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis. So, how to diagnose superficial lymphadenopathy?

How to treat superficial lymph node

First, the diagnosis of superficial lymphadenectasis should first understand the detailed information related to lymphadenectasis, such as the location, development speed, accompanying diseases, etc. In order to prevent the disease, maintain a good attitude, stable mood, have healthy eating habits, usually eat more fruits and vegetables, improve self immunity.

Second: like other diseases, physical examination is needed. When palpating, we should pay attention to the location, number, size, texture, tenderness, mobility of the enlarged lymph nodes, and whether the local skin is red, swollen, and ulcerated. We should keep these knowledge in mind and understand some of its characteristics and symptoms!

Third: laboratory examination. Hemogram, total number and classification of leukocytes in peripheral blood have certain reference value in judging the cause of lymphadenopathy. Bone marrow examination and cell morphology of bone marrow smear are of decisive significance in the diagnosis of leukemia. Serological examination, suspected of infectious mononucleosis can do heterophilic agglutination test.

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Superficial lymphadenopathy is a very common disease. There is no age limit for the onset of it. Anyone can get sick. The disease can be completely recovered within a certain period of time. Common clinical signs can be found by touching the submaxillary, neck, armpit and groin, including swelling caused by various infections, connective tissue diseases and allergic reactions.