Patient's question:
Children often have lumps, and this condition has been going on for some time. As parents, we are very worried and hope the doctor can give some advice.Doctor's answer:
It's perfectly normal, there's no illness. The child is still very young, and their skin tissue is delicate. This is a common occurrence, so there's no need to worry. It's likely swollen lymph nodes. If there are no symptoms, treatment is not necessary. Lymphadenitis is a non-specific inflammation of the lymph nodes caused by acute or chronic inflammation in the drainage area of the lymph nodes. Most patients may experience local redness, swelling, heat, and pain. Generally, sensitive antibiotics are needed to control the infection. Drink plenty of water, eat more vegetables and fruits, and avoid repeated squeezing, scratching, or irritation.