Patient's question:
Doctor, my child is 19 years old. A few days ago, he had a stiff neck, and after it got better, he noticed his neck was tilted. He went to the hospital for X-rays, and the doctor said there were no problems with his cervical spine. The doctor said the was at home, and when he reviewed his childhood photos, he didn't notice it. It was noticeable at the age of 16. Now it has reappeared, causing asymmetry in his face. At the age of 8, he had bilateral lymph node enlargement. Now, at the age of 20, when he has neck pain, the doctor only noticed the lymph node enlargement and didn't pay attention to the . The doctor said that as he gets older, the risk of surgery is high and recommended correction. Another doctor said to go to a larger hospital to see if there are better treatment methods for . Everyone, doctors, please give some advice. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
If local lymph node swelling reoccurs and is caused by a recurrence of inflammatory infection, active cooperation with anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment is necessary. Qingre Sanjiepian can be used for clearing heat and resolving stagnation, and Huoxue drugs can be used for treating pain. The above advice is for the question "My 19-year-old child developed a stiff neck and after it improved, they noticed their neck is crooked. What should I do?" It is hoped this helps you. Wishing you good health!