Does child get lymphadenitis symptom?

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We all know that lymph is a part of the body's immune system, it helps the body fight against various viruses outside, so as to maintain the health of the body. However, it is not omnipotent. Once the body has pathological changes, it will react immediately. For the special position of the abdomen, most of the human organs are in it. Therefore, if the abdominal lymph node is inflamed, it will always make people worry about a series of problems, For the symptoms of abdominal lymph node inflammation to have a certain understanding, so that we will not face this problem in a hurry, which leads to panic in the heart, let's talk about children with lymphadenitis symptoms? And how to diagnose it.

Does child get lymphadenitis symptom?

1. The main symptoms of acute retroperitoneal lymphadenitis are high fever and shivering, accompanied by abdominal pain, abdominal distension, low back pain, nausea, vomiting, etc. the body temperature can reach 39-40 ℃, showing flaccid fever or missed fever. Abdominal tenderness, rebound pain, but muscle tension is not obvious. Severe cases may have signs of intestinal paralysis, low back percussion pain, white blood cells may be increased.

2. Chronic or tuberculous retroperitoneal lymphadenitis tuberculosis may invade retroperitoneal lymph nodes. It may be a local component of the primary syndrome or a result of extensive dissemination of tuberculosis. The affected lymph nodes can be treated asymptomatic and eventually calcified. Some lymph nodes swell, experience dry necrosis, and even form abscess. The onset of the disease is often insidious, and the symptoms are vague or even lacking. The main symptoms are abdominal persistent or paroxysmal dull pain or distending pain, accompanied by low fever, nausea, vomiting, abdominal distension, loss of appetite, etc. the abdominal pain of this disease can be intermittent attack, and the therapeutic effect of anti infection or anti tuberculosis and spasmolysis is often poor.

3. It has been reported that proximal ureter and kidney were compressed or displaced, pyloric obstruction, rigidity of gastric wall, notch or stenosis of duodenum, enlargement of duodenal loop and displacement of transverse colon were found. The rare manifestations include leg swelling, chyloid ascites, portal hypertension, biliary obstruction and fistula formation. Abdominal palpable mass or limited fullness, deep tenderness, no abdominal muscle tension, active bowel sounds.

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It is difficult to diagnose the disease before operation. Rapid ESR, tuberculosis focus (old or active), abdominal mass and low fever were common abnormal manifestations. X-ray, B-mode ultrasound and CT, tuberculosis antibody or tuberculin test are helpful for the diagnosis. The final diagnosis depends on biopsy.