The lymph nodes have become smaller but not disappeared after anti-inflammatory treatment

Swollen lymph nodes are also caused by inflammation in the body. In the early stages, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs to treat it yourself, and it can be cured. However, there are some cases where the lymph nodes do not disappear after anti-inflammatory treatment. There are several reasons for this situation. First, in addition to swollen lymph nodes, there may also be gingivitis, which also requires oral treatment, or it may be that the cycle is relatively long and the anti-inflammatory time is too short.

1. The patient mainly suffers from swollen lymph nodes in the neck and has been given symptomatic treatment by infusion. Currently, he is mainly consulting on further treatment measures. This type of lymph node enlargement caused by infection should be treated with reasonable antibiotics under the guidance of a doctor in a timely manner. It will generally disappear on its own within half a month. It is recommended not to worry too much and continue symptomatic treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs. If necessary, a pathological biopsy of the enlarged lymph nodes can be performed.

2. It may be gingivitis, which is caused by gum infection and inflammation. It is recommended that you take metronidazole tablets, cephalexin capsules, rinse your mouth with metronidazole injection, and take ibuprofen sustained-release tablets. In cases caused by lymphadenitis, active antibiotics should be used to control infection, and a high-protein diet should be adopted to increase resistance.

3. Continue to take the medicine now, and then check again. Try taking it for two or three days. The symptoms are obvious at the beginning, so they will definitely improve quickly. Now it may take longer. Lymphoma generally does not hurt, and there will be more swollen lymph nodes all over the body. It is not lymphoma, don't worry, anti-inflammatory treatment is effective, so it should be lymphadenitis. You can use heat-clearing and knot-dispersing tablets at home. Yes, it's okay. You can't drink alcohol while taking cephalosporin. You can estimate that it may take two or three months to completely disappear. You should pay attention to rest, not stay up late, exercise regularly, and enhance immunity. No, if the pain is gone after taking it for about a week, you can take it for another two or three days to consolidate the treatment. Don't take it until it subsides. Generally, it will.

4. If the swollen lymph nodes are mild, they will get better naturally after a period of time; or you can take some ordinary anti-inflammatory drugs or get some anti-inflammatory injections and it will get better. This is not a problem. But if the swelling is severe and does not heal after long-term anti-inflammatory treatment, then Chinese medicine treatment is needed: first, to prevent it from further worsening, and second, the body needs it to restore its function, exert its immune and bactericidal effects, and enhance physical fitness.

5. This lymphadenitis is caused by bacteria invading the lymph nodes along the lymphatic vessels. This disease is only likely to occur when the body's resistance is reduced. If it is not too serious, you should take medicine. You can take clarithromycin dispersible tablets and add some isatis root. During this period, you should drink more water, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid eating spicy and irritating foods, and eat less fried foods and puffed foods.