Chronic parotitis symptoms?

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Chronic parotitis is the most common sialadenitis. It was formerly called chronic suppurative parotitis, and now it is divided into recurrent and obstructive. Chronic recurrent mumps is common in children. The age of onset is more than 5 years old. The incidence rate of male is high. It is a periodic attack. The younger the age, the shorter the interval time, the easier to recur. With the increase of age, the number of episodes decreases and the symptoms decrease. Chronic parotitis symptoms? Let's talk about it

Chronic parotitis symptoms?

Chronic recurrent parotitis (1) repeated swelling and discomfort of parotid gland（ 2) There was slight redness and swelling at the orifice of the duct, and pus or jelly like fluid overflowed from the orifice of the duct when the gland was squeezed（ 3) Periodic attack, younger age, more attack times;

2. Chronic obstructive parotitis (1) is characterized by repeated swelling of unilateral parotid gland, which is related to eating（ 2) In the morning, the parotid gland distended, and there was "alkali taste" liquid flowing out from the orifice of the catheter（ 3) There was turbid fluid flowing out of the catheter mouth. If the course of disease is long, thick and hard ducts can be found（ 4) The parotid gland is slightly enlarged, medium in quality and mild in tenderness;

3. The main clinical manifestations were repeated swelling and discomfort of parotid gland, and purulent secretion overflowed from the orifice of the catheter. Chronic obstructive parotitis is also called parotitis. Most of them are caused by local causes. The incidence rate of middle age is high. Most of them are unilateral. The main clinical manifestations are obstruction symptoms and repeated swelling of parotid glands. The key to prevent this disease is to eliminate the etiology and reduce infection.

matters needing attention

Should eat liquid, semi liquid diet, reduce chewing, in order to avoid pain. Avoid eating sour food, because sour food can stimulate parotid gland secretion and aggravate pain; Spicy, fat and fried food is not easy to digest. This can make parotid gland detumescence as soon as possible, reduce the chance of pancreatitis virus drilling into other glands and central nervous system, and reduce complications.