Pain when pressing the lymph nodes under the armpit

There are also many lymph nodes in our armpits. If we often pinch our armpits and feel some small lumps, these small lumps are lymph nodes. At this time, we must not touch them again, because the lymph nodes are easy to get bigger and bigger, which is not good for our body. It is also easy to feel pain when pressing, and it may even cause swelling in other parts of the body. So why does it hurt when pressing the lymph nodes in the armpits?

If you feel pain when pressing the lymph nodes, it is probably lymphadenitis. Treatment should focus on controlling inflammation. Appropriate antibiotics can be used to kill bacteria and reduce inflammation to prevent infection in other parts of the body. If there are abscesses, they must be incised and drained. Pay attention to a light diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and eat less greasy, spicy and irritating foods. In addition, since lymphadenitis is mostly secondary, minor inflammations such as oral ulcers and gingivitis on the body must be dealt with in a timely manner to avoid deterioration.

It is caused by lymph node inflammation. Take some anti-inflammatory drugs first to see the effect. If it is not obvious, go see a Chinese medicine doctor. External lymphadenitis plasters are more effective. If Chinese medicine still cannot control it, you should take corresponding closed treatment methods.

Lymphadenopathy, commonly known as a node, is the enlargement of one or several lymph nodes. Sometimes harder, sometimes softer. Children under 1 year old should see a doctor if they have swollen lymph nodes. If older children are found to have swollen lymph nodes in their neck, it is most likely caused by a mild infection and is not a cause for concern. Lymph nodes will swell when you have mumps, tonsillitis, or rubella. If a child has multiple swollen lymph nodes all over the body, which do not go away after a long time and whose complexion is not good, he should see a doctor and do not ignore it.

1. Symptoms: One or several swollen lymph nodes in the neck, armpits, and groin. Possible: Viral infection. Treatment: There is no specific medical treatment, rest, drink plenty of water, take aspirin or acetaminophen to relieve discomfort.

2. Symptoms: Swollen lymph nodes near the wound after a cut or trauma