Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, the treatment for mesenteric lymphadenitis is not complicated, but there is one point that it is prone to recurrence. It is usually related to respiratory or intestinal infections, mostly caused by viral or bacterial infections. As long as active anti-inflammatory and antiviral treatment is provided, it can be resolved. Currently, it is recommended that you receive intravenous fluid treatment. As long as the appropriate antibiotic is chosen, administered according to the course of treatment, and dosed based on the child's weight, it is generally not a problem. If the child does not have a history of cephalosporin allergy, third-generation cephalosporin antibiotics can be used, with a course of at least about one week. Maintain a light diet, avoid eating irritating foods, and actively prevent colds.