Patient's question:
After the Spring Festival, on the evening of January 31, I felt a slight in the area about two fingers below my earlobe. When I touched it with my hand, I noticed a small, movable lump the size of the tip of my thumb. I searched online and found it was likely the superficial lymph node of the jaw, which had swollen. At that time, I also noticed an odor in my vaginal discharge and took three days of anti-inflammatory medication. On the fourth day, the lump felt noticeably smaller, but I could still feel a tiny bit of it. However, on the evening of the fifth day, I noticed a itchy spot on the right side of my neck. When I scratched it, I found a corn-sized lump that was movable. I examined my entire neck and discovered another slightly larger lump in a lower position, in addition to the one I had already found. In total, there were three lumps, all located on the right side and fairly close to each other. Could there be a connection between the swollen lymph nodes on my neck and vaginitis?Doctor's answer:
You have vaginitis, and lymph node swelling has appeared again in additional areas. There may be a connection between the two. It could indicate that the inflammation is in a remission phase. If you want to know what the lump is, you can go to the hospital for a pathological needle biopsy. Vaginitis is a condition that is not easy to relieve. Friends with the condition should always maintain an optimistic attitude and face it with a positive mindset. Only in this way can they enhance their confidence in combating vaginitis and believe that they will surely recover.