Three external treatments of lymph node enlargement caused by lymphoma with traditional Chinese medicine

The main symptom of lymphoma is palpable swollen lymph nodes on the body. In the early stage, they are painless and itchy, and are easily ignored. As the disease worsens, the number of swollen lymph nodes gradually increases, and the swelling becomes more obvious. Traditional Chinese medicine is effective in treating swollen lymph nodes, and patients can use it under the guidance of a doctor.

Law 1

Chinese medicine: 250g of calamine, 250g of rhubarb, 250g of cat's claw, 125g of gallnut, 125g of yellow ochre, 500g of larvae, 37.5g of borax, 45g of strychnos nux vomica, 60g of white lead powder, 60g of borneol, 30g of cloves, 30g of coptis root, and 15 centipedes.

Usage: Grind the above medicines into fine powder, mix with appropriate amount of sesame oil into ointment or vinegar into paste, apply to swollen lymph nodes, twice a day.

Method 2

Chinese medicine: 1 handful of earthworm (burned on charcoal fire into powder), 1.5g of frankincense, 1.5g of myrrh, 1.5g of talcum powder, 9g of pangolin (moxibustion into powder).

Usage: Mix the above medicine with sesame oil and apply externally to superficial swollen lymph nodes.

Method 3

Traditional Chinese medicine: 30g of Hanshuishi, 30g of Huangbai, 30g of Astragalus, 30g of raw rhubarb, 30g of raw gypsum, 30g of Gardenia kernel, and 30g of Bletilla striata.

Usage: Grind the above medicines into fine powder, mix with starch water into paste, and apply externally to superficial swollen lymph nodes.

Method 4

Traditional Chinese medicine: appropriate amounts of musk and single-legged lotus.

Usage: Prepare Musk and Monocled Lotus powder in a ratio of 1:100. Add water to the powder and a little vinegar. Mix well and apply on the swelling. Change it once a day.