Treatment of abdominal lymphadenitis in children

Children’s physical condition is getting worse day by day. Nowadays, babies will suffer from various diseases. Among them, inflammation of children’s abdominal lymph nodes has brought great pain and torture to our lives, making many people suffer. For this reason, many people have sought medical treatment everywhere. I wonder if you have ever encountered this situation of children’s abdominal lymph node inflammation before. This situation has brought great trouble to our entire family. So is there any good way to treat children’s abdominal lymph node inflammation? Let us now learn about the treatment of inflammation of the lymph nodes in the children's abdomen.

Treatment:

1. Mesenteric lymphadenitis is generally believed to be caused by bloodstream infection of streptococci, and some believe it is related to intestinal inflammation and parasitic diseases. It is more common in the terminal ileum. The lymph nodes are multiple and congested and swollen. There may be a small amount of inflammatory exudate in the abdominal cavity. Microscopically, the lymphatic sinuses were dilated and neutrophils entered the lymphatic sinuses from small blood vessels and phagocytosed bacteria. Acute mesenteric lymphadenitis is often associated with upper respiratory tract infections. Clinical manifestations include fever, abdominal pain, vomiting, or diarrhea or constipation. Abdominal pain sometimes feels like colic in the right lower abdomen, but can also occur in other parts of the body, so it is easy to misdiagnose as acute appendicitis, and is only proven to be mesenteric lymphadenitis during surgery. This disease is mostly a viral infection and may heal naturally. However, if the disease recurs or is not treated thoroughly, it may turn into chronic mesenteric lymphadenitis. Children often experience abdominal pain at irregular intervals in an irregular location, and drug treatment requires a long time. In addition, chronic mesenteric lymphadenitis can also be caused by tuberculosis, accompanied by intestinal tuberculosis or tuberculous peritonitis, and a history of contact with tuberculosis. The clinical manifestations are symptoms of chronic tuberculosis poisoning, low fever, night sweats, fatigue, poor appetite, abdominal pain, and enlarged lymph nodes with obvious tenderness can be palpated in the right lower abdomen or left upper abdomen. Anti-tuberculosis treatment is generally effective. Surgery may be considered if necessary.

2. If the medical history is relatively typical, the abdominal tenderness is relatively widespread, and there is no abdominal muscle tension, non-surgical treatment can be performed first, intravenous antibiotics, or heat-clearing and detoxifying agents can be used. Changes in abdominal signs should be closely observed, and if other causative diseases are found, they should be treated promptly. It should be noted that it must be differentiated from lymphoma, which may also manifest as enlargement of mesenteric lymph nodes and require biopsy for differentiation.

The above content introduces us to how to treat inflammation of the abdominal lymph nodes in children. These contents are undoubtedly a great blessing to our babies. We can use the methods introduced above to effectively treat our own problems. We can also tell the above article to our relatives and friends around us, so that more people can recover their health.