Patient's question:
I experienced severe abdominal pain in the past few days, and often the pain was so intense that I broke into a cold sweat. Today, I came to the hospital for a thorough examination, and they said I had mesenteric lymphadenitis. Later, the doctor prescribed many medications for me to take home. Therefore, I would like to ask what precautions should be taken when taking medication for mesenteric lymphadenitis?Doctor's answer:
Generally, mesenteric lymphadenitis is caused by irregular diet or overeating, which can lead to gastrointestinal dysfunction and severe abdominal pain, resulting in abdominal pain, malnutrition, and loss of appetite. Generally, a complete recovery from mesenteric lymphadenitis usually takes about a month. It is recommended to treat with antibiotics, diuretics, and pain-relieving medications. Additionally, it is advised to consume a low-sodium, low-fat diet and avoid alcohol and tobacco.