Patient's question:
Today, while I was having dinner, I suddenly had severe stomach pain. At that moment, I started dry heaving and couldn't finish my meal. My throat also hurt badly. I quickly went to see a doctor, who told me that it was lymph node inflammation. How is lymph node inflammation treated with stomach pain?Doctor's answer:
The lymph nodes inside your abdomen are inflamed. You can take anti-inflammatory medication orally, such as cephalosporins or penicillins, to completely eliminate the inflammation. Alternatively, you can apply heat to your abdomen using a warm water bag to relieve pain. If the pain is severe, you can take spasm-relieving medication, such as scopolamine. Pay attention to keeping your abdomen warm and avoid getting chilled. Do not eat spicy or extremely cold foods that may irritate your stomach.