The cause of acne on both sides of the lymph nodes

The phenomenon of acne on both sides of the lymph nodes is quite common in life. We know that the lymphatic system is the human immune system and the body's royal guard. It plays an important role in preventing diseases and infections. When the human body's physical condition deteriorates and the lymphatic system cannot completely kill bacteria and viruses, it may cause swollen lymph nodes. If acne appears on both sides of the lymph nodes, this should also cause a certain degree of vigilance.

The cause of acne on both sides of the lymph nodes

Although the lymphatic system is not as well known as the digestive system, respiratory system, endocrine system, etc., its importance in the human body is irreplaceable. It is like the "Imperial Guard" around the emperor, protecting the emperor's life and safety. The lymphatic system is the body's natural defense against infectious diseases and consists of a series of lymph nodes connected by lymphatic vessels. These tiny lymph nodes are mainly distributed in the internal neck, armpits and groin, and other lymph nodes are distributed in the chest and abdomen. Among the human body's immune organs, lymph nodes are important sites of immune response and play an irreplaceable and vital role.

In biology or medicine, we often talk about body fluids and internal environment, and many times lymph is involved. It is also one of the indispensable components of the lymphatic system. Except for protein, its composition is similar to that of plasma. In the lymphatic circulation, lymphocytes, antibodies, etc. all flow in the lymph fluid. In addition to helping the lymphatic system to exert its immune function, the lymph fluid also maintains the stability of the human body's internal environment and ensures normal fluid circulation in the human body. For example, when a person is injured, the tissue will swell, and the lymphatic system is needed to remove the accumulated fluid to restore normal fluid circulation.

Many people have experienced tonsillitis, and the tonsils also belong to the lymphatic system. In addition, the human spleen is also a component of the lymphatic system. As an important lymphatic organ, the spleen has functions such as hematopoiesis, blood filtration, removal of aging blood cells and participation in immune responses.

SOS signal 1: Acne on the neck

As the title says, "Be careful if you get acne on your neck." Acne on the neck is one of the signs that there is a problem with the lymphatic system. Generally speaking, if lymphatic detoxification is poor and lymphatic fluid circulation is blocked, closed comedones will appear at the junction of the face and neck. According to my observation, many friends have acne on their necks, but they don’t know that this is related to the lymphatic system. Many people think that this is ordinary acne or pimples. In fact, this is a distress signal sent by the lymphatic system. The body shows obvious characteristics, telling us that the normal immune function of the lymphatic system is threatened. If the human body does not deal with it, it will induce related lymphatic system diseases, such as decreased immunity, lymphadenitis or necrotizing lymphadenitis, fever, etc.

SOS signal 2: Swollen lymph nodes

If the tonsils are infected with bacteria, it will induce tonsillitis. In fact, this is a defense response of the human immune system. The same is true for swollen lymph nodes in various parts of the body. When the human lymphatic system is threatened, the lymph nodes will swell and tell the body that the lymphatic system is threatened and needs to be protected. Therefore, swollen lymph nodes in the neck are also a distress signal sent by the lymphatic system. Swollen lymph nodes in the neck are one of the most common clinical symptoms. The causes are very complex and even microscopic examinations cannot provide the exact cause. In addition, swollen lymph nodes in the neck can occur in anyone and sometimes cause malignant diseases, so paying attention to swollen lymph nodes is directly related to our physical health.

Distress signal three: low immunity

Immunity is a barrier to protect human health. It can help the human body effectively identify and eliminate foreign substances that threaten the human body. Not only that, the immune system also helps the human body deal with aging, damage, death, and degeneration of its own cells, and identifies and deals with mutated cells and virus-infected cells in the body. The lymphatic system is one of the important components of the immune system. When it is diseased, it will inevitably lead to low immune levels in the human body. On the contrary, when the human body's immunity is low, we need to consider the health of the lymphatic system.