Are breast lymph nodes serious?

Lymph nodes are a relatively important tissue in everyone's body, and lymph nodes are found in many places. Breast lymph nodes are a major problem that troubles many women in daily life and have a very serious impact on health. Lymph nodes are important immune organs in the body. When a part of the body is infected, such as by bacteria, viruses, or tumor cells, it can stimulate the emergency swelling of the lymph nodes, producing reticulocytes and plasma cells to kill and ingest the invading bacteria.

Are breast lymph nodes serious?

What are the causes of breast lymph node nodules? If the breast is discovered through a simple breast B-ultrasound, the axillary lymph nodes are swollen, but there are no lumps in the breast, this situation is generally caused by simple lymph node hyperplasia. This is a good change and there is no need to worry. This is the first situation.

The second situation is that it may not be related to breast disease, but is caused by lymphoma in the human body's lymphatic system. The characteristic of this type of lymphoma is that the lymph nodes are relatively round, and the long and short diameters are basically the same. If the ratio of the long diameter to the short diameter is greater than 2, it is elliptical, which is generally good. If it is ring-shaped, the second type of lymphoma is more common and requires in-depth analysis based on the actual problem. The above content is for reference only. The actual medication and treatment should be based on the doctor's preoperative diagnosis and guidance.

How to remove breast lymph nodes?

Lymph nodes are the body's immune organs and normally exist in many locations throughout the human body. Lymph node enlargement is caused by surrounding inflammation or lymph node inflammation. Therefore, most breast lymph nodes caused by inflammation can be treated with oral antibiotics, such as broad-spectrum antibiotics amoxicillin capsules, cephalosporins, and anti-Pseudomonas aeruginosa metronidazole tablets. After the inflammation subsides, the mass will gradually shrink.

When it is suspected that malignant tumor cells have migrated to the lymph nodes or lymphoma has occurred, and lymph node enlargement has occurred, it is necessary to remove it surgically. After removal, the tissue is sent for pathological examination, and further treatment is required based on the pathological results. In addition, some lymph nodes cannot return to their normal size after the inflammation subsides. As long as there is no other discomfort, no treatment is required. Therefore, try to go to a regular hospital for medical treatment, identify the actual condition of the mass and then use medication for treatment.