Patient's question:
I am 34 years old. Recently, I don't know why I always feel nauseous and like vomiting. My stomach aches sometimes with symptoms of burning and acid reflux. I went to the hospital, and it was fine for a while, but then it started again. What are the nursing measures for mesenteric lymphadenitis?Doctor's answer:
Mesenteric lymphadenitis is a common disease in clinical diagnosis of gastroenterological surgery, caused by inflammatory infection. The main clinical manifestations are paroxysmal abdominal pain, and severe cases may also present with symptoms such as fever, nausea, and vomiting. Ant-inflammatory medication is effective in treatment. Local cold compresses, massage, or taking spasmolytic and analgesic drugs can alleviate symptoms. At the same time, nursing care should be enhanced to prevent overexertion and exposure to cold. A regular diet with light, easily digestible foods should be followed, avoiding extremely cold, spicy, or other irritating foods. Beer should be completely avoided, and cold water and cold beverages should not be consumed. It is important to maintain a cheerful mood and avoid anger.