There is a small lump behind the child's ear that does not hurt

We all know that when children are young, they are the concern of every parent. If they have a small disease, parents will rush to take them to see a doctor. Some children will grow small lumps behind their ears. When parents see the small lumps in their children, they will worry that the lumps will cause otitis media in their children. After all, the ears are of vital importance. So what should we do if the children have small lumps behind their ears and it doesn’t hurt?

Consider otitis media, which is a bacterial infection. Antibiotics are specific treatments. Sensitive antibiotics should be selected, and intravenous drip is often used as the route of administration, so that the drug can reach the lesion faster and take effect. Phenol ear drops can be used to relieve pain before the tympanic membrane is perforated. After the eardrum is perforated, the pus is cleaned with hydrogen peroxide and then treated with antibiotic ear drops.

This phenomenon of the baby is generally not dangerous and has no effect on the baby, so please rest assured. Last month, I found that my baby had four or five lumps as big as soybeans growing from the back of his head to his neck. I went to the health care hospital for a check-up. The doctor said it was swollen lymph nodes, reflecting local inflammation in the baby's body. If it is mild, let the baby have more

The situation is not dangerous and has no effect on the baby, so please rest assured. Last month, I found that my baby had four or five lumps as big as soybeans growing from the back of his head to his neck. I went to the health care hospital for a checkup. The doctor said it was swollen lymph nodes, reflecting local inflammation in the baby's body. If it is mild, let the baby drink more water and the symptoms will gradually disappear.

You can take cephalosporin antibiotics or roxithromycin. In addition, you cannot eat spicy and irritating foods.

To determine whether there is a cyst before treatment, it is better to see a dermatologist. If necessary, you can actively carry out anti-inflammatory treatment to strengthen your physical fitness and increase your resistance. I wish you good health.

Suggestions: It is likely that you have a lipoma, which is a benign tumor formed by the proliferation of mature adipose tissue. It can be found anywhere on the body surface, most commonly on the shoulders, back, and abdomen. Oral medication is less effective, so we recommend that you seek surgical advice for surgical treatment and pathological diagnosis after resection.