Swelling of Lymph Node Health Feed

Nothing to do now.
If you have any symptoms like fever, appetite loss, weight loss etc. Then you can contact a doctor.

When you have gone for three c.t.scans and the diagnosis was of swollen lymph nodes.in my opinion it may be tubercular abdomen.
In my opinion you should go for elisa test for tuberculosis by blood examination.
Mri will show same thing in different locations.

Mostly it would b reactionary
Just take tab disperzyme twice a day empty stomach for 7 days
It will go off
If still in doubt you can get usg guided fnac done to rule out kochs.

Hello, Thanks for the query.
Chicken pox a viaral infection is self limiting. There is really no treatment for that. If there is very high fever one may need antipyretics like paracetamol.
Antiviral drugs are not at all required. The lesions appear in crop and in about 12 hours dry up. Person remains infectious for a few days when lesions are drying. Taking drugs like gabapentine is absolutely unnecessary. Cefixime has no role at all as it is an antibiotic. Intake of enough liquids is im...more

Better to see a head and neck surgeon or an Oncosurgeon. It is more likely an acute infection or TB than cancer or lymphoma. They may ask for an Ultrasound or FNAC of the same.

We have often noticed these outgrowths around the neck in a lot of people. The neck lumps are of varying size. While some may be unduly large in size, others range from being moderate to miniscule. Usually, neck lumps do not bode any cancerous development and are benign in most cases. However, certain specific types of neck lumps can often bode serious health impairments.

A lot of the neck lumps are painless and do not cause any discomfort to the patient. However, these lumps must not...more

If it is proved beyond doubt that lymphadenitis is due to tuberculosis then by taking antitubercular treatment they usually subside within few months of starting the treatment.

To summarize she has a breast lesion and bone lesion. We need to review the PET CT images. In the absence of axillary lymphadenopathy it is unlikely that bone lesions is due to cancer. I would suggest you to review PET CT images if non metastatic, go ahead with surgery followed by chemotherapy followed by radiation if metastatic looking, do biopsy to prove it then plan further.

No it's not cancer. It is simply an enlarged lymph node with some inflammation inside your abdomen. This can happen due to variety of infection including TB, Gastroenteritis etc. And also as a result of some cancer. Need to do further investigation based on what symptom he is having.

They might be lymph nodes. It happens due to swelling of lymph nodes. Switch on to ayurvedic treatment, it has very good remedies.
Take tab kanchanara guggulu 1-1-1 for 2 weeks.