Lymphatic tuberculosis symptoms?

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Lymphoid tuberculosis is called "Lu" in traditional Chinese medicine ǒ l ì】， It is a kind of toxic tissue on muscle surface, which is formed by the condensation of phlegm, toxin, heat and toxin in liver and lung. Western medicine, on the other hand, refers to the fact that the human body is specialized in detoxification, so as to protect the lymphatic system of blood vessels and tissues. Lymphatic tuberculosis symptoms? Let's talk about it

Lymphatic tuberculosis symptoms?

They grow pimples on one or both sides of the neck, gradually grow up, do not itch, push and slide, and have no obvious tenderness. If the body resistance is low, they gradually increase, and the skin turns purple. Finally, they burst the water like pus and discharge the Yellow turbid caseous pus, which is called "mouse sores" in traditional Chinese medicine. Recurrent ulceration less, some patients may have low fever, theft, sweating, loss of appetite, emaciation and other systemic poisoning symptoms.

Lymph node tuberculosis is the most common, female is more than male. According to Japanese statistics, the 30-year-old age group is the most in men, and the 50 year-old age group is the most in women. The right side was the most common site. Western medicine believes that the disease is mainly due to the invasion of Mycobacterium tuberculosis through oral cavity (caries or tonsil), from lymphatic vessels to submandibular or submental lymph nodes; It can also be caused by the blood diffusion of pulmonary and intestinal tuberculosis foci. According to traditional Chinese medicine, the disease is caused by emotion, liver qi stagnation, spleen deficiency and phlegm. Liver depression is heat, phlegm heat beat each other, respect in the vein of the neck, and become a scrofula. Also factor body weakness, lung and kidney yin deficiency, resulting in Yin deficiency and fire hyperactivity, phlegm fire congealed into scrofula.

There are two causes of lymph node tuberculosis: one is the infection of primary focus caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis through upper respiratory tract or with food in oral cavity and nasopharynx, especially tonsil gland. After the lymphatic vessels to reach the superficial and deep cervical lymph nodes. Most of them were unilateral lymph nodes. Affected pharynx. After the relapse, the affected lymphatic tuberculosis continued to develop and form cold abscess or ulcer.

matters needing attention

Nutrition and rest should be paid attention to in systemic treatment. Oral isoniazid for 1-2 years, accompanied by systemic toxic symptoms or tuberculosis lesions in other parts of the body. Add sodium p-aminosalicylate or rifampicin or intramuscular injection of streptomycin. A small number of limited, large and propelling lymph nodes can be considered for surgical resection. Pay attention not to damage accessory nerve during operation