why are my glands in my neck so swollen only on one side? it's painful to the touch. i have post nassel drip and a little sore throat but that's it?
if the nodes are swollen and painful, get seen to rule, out any serious illnesses like lymphadenitis.
Hi raprilliya,



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It is true, excessive scraping or rubbing the nose can cause injury to the nasal cavity that causes you to bleed. This condition often appears unconsciously by sufferers because it is part of the movement that is done reflexively. It could also, nosebleeds occur when you blow your nose too hard. Nosebleeds that occur due to these causes are often not dangerous conditions so they do not require special treatment.



However, if you feel that your nosebleeds are repeated very often without a specific trigger, you need to be aware of other possible causes, for example:



Exposure to hot or windy environmental conditions Disorders of the nasal cavity, for example: Sinusitis (inflammation of the sinus cavity) Nasal polyps (benign tumors originating from the nasal mucosa) Deviation of the nasal septum (abnormal tilt of the nasal cavity) Cancer of the nasal cavity or throat Head injury or injury nasal side effects of drugs, such as aspirin, heparin Blood clotting disorders, for example due to ITP (idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura), leukemia (blood cancer), vitamin K deficiency, spinal cord disorders, hemophilia, other blood clotting deficiency Frequently, nosebleeds that are worth watching out for dangerous is if it appears accompanied by the following signs:



Nosebleeds recur very often Nosebleeds do not stop by themselves in 15 minutes Nosebleeds appear with other signs of bleeding, such as bruising, bleeding gums, bloody bowel movements Nosebleeds appear with severe headaches, blurry vision, nausea, vomiting Nosebleeds are preceded by a history of head or nose injuries. that you experience, it never hurts you to check yourself directly to a doctor or ENT specialist huh .. Through a comprehensive examination, including also involving blood tests, rhinoscopy, nasal endoscopy, x-rays, CT scans, etc., doctors generally can determine, whether your condition is still considered normal, or dangerous.



In the meantime, so that your complaint doesn't always go on, here are our suggestions:



Limit it first to be in an environment that is too hot, air-conditioned or fan Do not scrape, rub your nose excessively Do not also blow your nose too hard If you have an infection or allergic airway, consult a doctor immediately Eat healthy and nutritious foods, especially those that contain lots of vitamins K Get plenty of rest and live a healthy lifestyle. Minimize risky activities that cause head and nose injuries. Not taking drugs nosebleeds occur, compress the base of the nose with ice cubes, nosebleed nose plugs with clean cotton rolls, breathe through the mouth. Hope it helps. . some swelling during pregnancy can be normal, but if it happened all the sudden, and it's in your face, it could be that your blood pressure has spiked. i would definately get to a doctor right away or at least get someone to take your blood pressure and see if it's up. high blood pressure during pregnancy can lead to pre-eclampsia, which is dangerous for you and your baby if nothing is done about it. call your birthing center and let them know about your swelling. headaches, blurry vision, flashes of light, etc., are other symptoms that shouldn't be ignored. if it is your blood pressure, they will probably put you on bedrest, and you will have to lay on your left side. good luck!!! i had preeclampsia and my baby and i were both fine, so try not to be scared, but do see someone just to be sure that's not the case! like i said, some swelling can be normal, but definately get it checked out. it is a pregnancy thing... you're uterus is swelling and sometimes rests on your nerves. a chiropractor that deals with pregnancy chiropractic is always nice too... and my ultimate favorite is prenatal yoga. that helped mine every time. brief answer: shingles or nerve entrapment. detailed answer: hi. thanks for your query, albeit short and specific. to recapitulate: male/67 - currently overseas - returns to us tomorrow - severe pain in the are near left shoulder blade a few days ago - now subsided somewhat - severe bouts of... Hello Sri, thank you for asking.



  

There are many things that are mistaken in Indonesian society. People think that the 'lymph node' is the name or diagnosis of a disease. I straighten up a little yes, lymph nodes not the name or diagnosis of an illness. Lymph nodes are normal glandular structures that are found in humans. All humans have lymph nodes. So the analogy is, just like normal humans have ears, normal humans also have a gland called a lymph node. So, now that you have gotten the information, you can help straighten the misguided to your relatives and friends.



  

Lymph nodes play an important role in the human immune system. When a person experiences an infection or inflammation (inflammation), then the immune cells in the lymph nodes will experience activation, to overcome the infection and inflammation that occurs.



  

Lymph nodes are located in the neck, armpits, abdominal cavity, and groin. Lymph nodes can indeed be enlarged. Dapst enlargement occurs due to an infection process in another organ, or an infection process that attacks the lymph nodes themselves. Some possibilities that can cause enlarged lymph nodes are:







Lymphadenopathy. Generally occurs in people who are or are recovering from infectious diseases such as acute respiratory infections, inflammation of the throat, ear infections, or infections of the teeth and mouth area.  

Lymphadenitis.  

Glandular tuberculosis.  

Cysts or abscesses in lymph nodes.  

Tumors in lymph nodes.



In your case, it is also possible that enlarged lymph nodes are caused by a long cough. Handling will be more appropriate if it is directed at healing the cough that you experience. When the cause can be cured, then the lymph nodes should slowly shrink back to normal size by themselves.



  

If after a few weeks, there is no improvement in your lymph nodes, or even look worse, contact your doctor immediately. Symptoms of worsening can be in the form of a rapid increase in the size of lymph nodes, increased pain, redness, high denam, and uneven palpable glands when held. Doctors need to make sure by examination directly, whether the structure in your neck is indeed enlarged lymph nodes, or there is another abnormality. At this time you do not need to take special action on your lymph nodes. Keep your nutrition in order to remain optimal, multiply eating vegetables, fruits, and protein. Don't massage the lymph glands because they can make the disorder worse.



  

Hope this answer helps yes. Regards Hello! Thank you for the question on HealthReplies.com



The itching that you feel can be caused by the following medical conditions:



  

Urticaria, caused due to allergic reactions, for example due to food, cold temperatures, pressure, etc. Fungal infections of the skin Lice infections of the skin Inflammation of the skin due to skin contact with a substance Prickly heat, etc. To determine the cause, you should first consult a physician so that it can be done direct physical examination and supporting examination, for example skin scrapings, if needed.



As for what you should do is:  

Bathing at least 2x a day Dry the body well after bathing, before wearing clothes Avoid changing towels with others Change clothes as much as possible when it is moist or sweaty Check a substance that is in contact with the skin by applying a small amount to the neck first to find out there is whether or not an allergic reaction Avoid foods or any substances that you know cause allergic reactions in you  

That's all the explanation from me, hopefully it helps and useful :) This is usually irritation of the cervix during the sampling. Hi Lydia,



If you feel pain or aches in your neck when you move your neck muscles, then the possible causes are:



Previous injury, impact Muscle strain Pinched nerve Neck joint damage Arthritis Fibromyalgia Meningitis, etc. If the condition does not improve within a few days, we strongly recommend that you take him to be examined immediately by a doctor, especially if it is coupled with other symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, swelling , fever.



Several types of examinations that may be performed are: CT scan, EMG, lumbar puncture, blood test, and X-ray.



Our advice:



Neck pain can be reduced by taking mild anti-pain. Light massage on the neck can help Compress with warm water to relax your neck muscles Avoid excessive movement of neck muscles for a while Thus, hopefully it helps you dear joy<br><br>i think you are correct in assuming that his adenoids are enlarged. they are situated in the nasopharynx (back of the nose), and would not be visilble though the nose, but what you are describing may be due to very enlarged inferior turbinates. it is impossible to give you an idea regarding the costs in the private sector, because not only does the rate differ from ent to ent, but the hospital costs are calculated seperately. the cost of the anaethetist is also added on. in the public sector you are charged according to your income. <br>the daytime tiredness is due to lack of quality sleep, and could be due to sleep apnoea. this must be addressed. <br><br>regards that sounds rough, i am sorry you aren't feeling well. my advice is just go to a different hospital to get a different view on your situation. please don't hold off on it, this problem really needs to be taken care of.