Lymph node removal surgery review & 4 foods good for lymphadenitis

My father, who was diagnosed with lymphadenitis and underwent an incision surgery, has a scar on his neck but is recovering well.
You mentioned that lymphadenitis has a high recurrence rate, but you are doing well without any recurrence.
I will openly share my story about lymph node dissection surgery, recovery experience, and lymphadenitis diet management.

 

 

The diagnosis of lymphadenitis was made at the ENT department.

Initially, I had a high fever and experienced pain when touching my throat.

My father visited the otolaryngology department because he thought his throat was swollen and painful.

 

 

Dudung... But I was told that it was suspected to be an unexpected case of lymphadenitis.

However, my father simply overlooked what this doctor said.

After some time had passed, you felt a lump in your neck, and it reminded you of what the doctor had said earlier.

Oh, I just can't understand why our parents are like this, it really frustrates me.

Anyway, I hurriedly went back to the hospital for a check-up, and it turned out I had lymphadenitis.

 

Lymphadenitis is said to be primarily caused by viral and bacterial infections.

Huh? It was something like an unknown mystery where I couldn't figure out where I got infected from.

Since the surgery is urgent, I did a thorough search!!

Lymphadenitis can be treated by internal medicine, otolaryngology, and family medicine.

It is said that certain specialists are more suitable depending on the site of occurrence.

We chose to visit the ENT department because it is related to the neck.

 

There are about 2 to 3 round lumps located on the side of the neck.

The condition varied from noticeable to barely noticeable depending on the direction in which the neck was moved.

Since the treatment was not effective despite taking medication, in order to treat lymphadenitis,

You were told that you need to undergo lymph node removal surgery.

 

In simple terms, it's like cutting with a knife to remove the inflammation.ㅠ.ㅠ

 

 

You underwent lymph node removal surgery and consistently applied bandages to the wound area and took antibiotics regularly.

Currently, you have a scar on your neck, but I think it may become less noticeable over time.

 

Lymphadenitis primarily occurs due to viral infections, as explained earlier.

It is very important to boost the body's immune system.

So I am trying to eat as much food as possible that helps boost my immunity.

 

Foods that are good for impetigo include fruits, vegetables, squid, and almonds.

Since it helps improve the immune system, it is good to include it with every meal.

Foods that help with lymphadenitis

 

1) Vitamin C

Vegetables such as oranges, kiwis, and bell peppers

 

2) Vitamin E

Types of nuts, avocados, etc.

 

3) Protein

Beans, chicken breast, beef, etc.

 

4) Garlic

Contains anti-bacterial ingredients with anti-inflammatory effects

 

Eating garlic makes bears become like humans, haha. It helps boost the immune system and fight off infections.

If diagnosed with lymphadenitis, receive prompt treatment early.

Otherwise, you might have to undergo a surgical removal like my father did.