Submandibular lymph nodes painless and non-reduced

After the submandibular lymph nodes appear, they are sometimes painless and itchy, but they never disappear. Such early stage diseases generally do not cause pain. As the disease progresses, it gradually expands and finally causes pain. The treatment mainly relies on diet therapy, because diet therapy is not as irritating as drugs.

Key Features

It is a lymphatic organ that the lymphatic vessels continuously pass through during their centripetal journey. It is a gray-red, oblate or elliptical body of varying sizes, about 2 to 25 mm in diameter, soft in texture and gray-red in color. There are several afferent lymphatic vessels entering the convex side, while the concave side is called the lymph node hilum, with 1 to 2 efferent lymphatic vessels, blood vessels and nerves entering and exiting. There are more than 800 lymph nodes in the body.

Lymph nodes often gather in groups, and can also be divided into superficial and deep groups. They are mostly distributed along blood vessels and are located in areas with more activity on the flexor side of the body. In the limbs, lymph nodes are mostly located on the flexor side of the joints; in the body cavity, they are mostly arranged along the vascular trunks or located near the organ gates. The lymph nodes in the chest, abdomen, and pelvis are mostly located around the visceral hilum and large blood vessels.

The lymph from a certain organ or part of the human body drains to certain lymph nodes, which are called local lymph nodes of that organ or part.

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Diet therapy

Recipe 1: Purslane, Chrysanthemum, and Mung Bean Porridge

Soak mung beans for half a day, wash and chop purslane, and dry and grind chrysanthemum into powder. After the mung beans are half cooked, add purslane and japonica rice and simmer until it becomes porridge. Add chrysanthemum powder and cook for a while. Take it twice a day. This method has the medicinal effect of clearing away heat, detoxifying and removing dampness, and can be used to treat acute lymphangitis, in which one or several thread-like red lines appear on the wound of the lower limbs, which are hard and tender.

Recipe 2: Water Chestnut Porridge

Peel and slice the water chestnuts, put them into the pot together with the washed glutinous rice, add water and cook over low heat for porridge. Take it twice a day. The effect is that it can clear away heat and promote salivation. Mainly used to treat acute lymphangitis. Note: Water chestnut extract has an inhibitory effect on Staphylococcus aureus.

Recipe 3: Snow Soup

50-100 grams each of water chestnuts and jellyfish (soaked and salted), boil them into a soup and drink it in 2-3 times. This is the "Xue Geng Soup" by Wang Shixiong, a famous doctor in the Qing Dynasty. It has the effects of clearing heat and resolving phlegm, eliminating accumulation and softening hard masses, and lowering blood pressure. It can be used to treat phlegm-heat cough, lymph tuberculosis and primary hypertension.

Recipe 4 Steamed Chicken Liver in Corrugated Rice Bowl

6-10 grams of corrugated seeds are calcined on fire, ground into fine powder, mixed with 1-2 chicken livers, and steamed before eating. It has the effects of eliminating accumulation and phlegm, tonifying the liver and kidneys, and nourishing blood. It is suitable for treating lymphatic tuberculosis, pulmonary tuberculosis, infantile malnutrition and other diseases.

Recipe 5: Taro noodle soup

Use 3 kg of raw taro, dry it and grind it into powder. Also use 300 g of old jellyfish (wash off the salt) and 300 g of water chestnuts. Add water and cook until the two ingredients are soft, remove the residue, add taro powder and make into pills as big as mung beans. Take with warm water, 6 g each time, three times a day. Or wash fresh taro, steam it in a pot, peel it, season it with soy sauce, and eat it as a dish every day. Treat scrofula, cervical lymphadenitis, postauricular lymphadenitis, etc.