How to diagnose and treat abdominal lymph nodes in children

Children's abdominal lymph nodes may be the prerequisite for childhood lymphoma. If a child has symptoms of abdominal lymph nodes, a thorough examination is required to confirm whether it is childhood lymphoma. So how are children's abdominal lymph nodes diagnosed and treated? The diagnosis and treatment of children's abdominal lymph nodes must be well timed to bring great effects and results. Therefore, it is recommended that children with abdominal lymph nodes should actively pay attention to treatment.

The diagnosis of childhood lymphoma is confirmed by pathological examination, usually by biopsy of the tumor. If the tumor is hidden, such as in the chest cavity, abdomen, intestine, etc.

It is understood that the diagnosis of childhood lymphoma depends on pathological examination, and generally a biopsy of the tumor is required to confirm the diagnosis. If the tumor is relatively hidden, such as located in the chest cavity, abdomen, intestinal tract, etc., mediastinoscopy or puncture biopsy can be performed. Abdominal tumors may require surgery. Tumors that can be removed should be removed, and those that cannot be removed should be biopsied to confirm the diagnosis.

"Children can basically withstand these diagnostic and treatment methods. Some parents are worried that their children will suffer from laparotomy or puncture and hurt their vitality, so they refuse to accept examination, which is very unwise." Yan Jie said that if the tumor is in the first or second stage of malignancy, it can still be treated. Once the disease is delayed and the tumor develops to the late stage, the intensity and results of the treatment will be very different.

Some symptoms of childhood lymphoma may not be very obvious. For example, tumors occurring in the abdominal cavity or mediastinum are difficult to detect at first, but can cause abdominal distension or intestinal obstruction as they grow larger. Mediastinal tumors can cause coughing, difficulty breathing, and facial swelling. "When children have these symptoms, they should go to the hospital for medical treatment in time to get the best treatment opportunity."

How to diagnose and treat children's abdominal lymph nodes? In order to ensure the accuracy of children's abdominal lymph nodes without causing harm, it is recommended to choose a regular hospital when examining children's abdominal lymph nodes. When a child is found to have abdominal lymph nodes, he or she should go to a regular hospital for treatment and be able to adhere to appropriate treatment.