Lymph nodes

Lymph nodes's disease overview

What is

lymphadenopathy?

Base lymph nodes are a collection of structures in the brain including the veins (tail, dark duckweed, pale bridge), black and hypothalamus. These structures are deep in each cerebral hemisphere. Benetic lymph nodes play the role of integrating forecasts from cerebral cortex and transmitting information through hills to motor cortex to plan and perform complex movements.

What is

What is background lymph nodes?

Benetic lymphadenopathy is a group of physical dysfunctions occurring when a group of people in the brain cannot control unwanted actions or lit the motor cycles to start the functional function. dynamic.

Causes of Lymph nodes's disease

Some cases of brain injury damage the background lymph node. Common causes such as:

Poisoning of heavy metals, copper poisoning, manganese, CO poisoning. Due to a stroke, due to a head injury, brain injury damage background lymphadenopathy.

Using psychotropic drugs for a long time.

Symptoms of Lymph nodes's disease

Patients with backyard lymphadenopathy may have difficulty starting, stopping or maintaining movement. The common symptoms of the base lymphadenopathy such as:

Active changes (not arbitrary or slow movement). Exercise, words, uncontrolled cries, repetition. About searching for expression words.

Difficult traveling. Being effective by a doctor and treatment, avoiding daily activities and movement.

People at risk for Lymph nodes's disease

Benetic lymph nodes are found in all subjects and all ages but are more common in the elderly. Subjects at high risk such as:

People with musculoskeletal disorders. Li>

multi -system muscle atrophy.

Parkinson's disease. .

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Prevention of Lymph nodes's disease

The current lymphadenopathy can be prevented by minimizing head injury encountered, performing eating to ensure nutrition to improve health. For those at risk of disease, when the disease symptoms appear, it is necessary to have the best treatment.

Diagnostic measures for Lymph nodes's disease

Diagnosis of lymphadenopathy combining clinical examination, genetic examination, a history of disease and performing diagnostic tests.

Clinical examination identifies symptoms of lymphadenopathy. During the clinical examination, the doctor will determine the symptoms of the disease and check the history of the disease and the family's genetics. Find brain damage. Imaging techniques are often used to diagnose diseases such as MRI, CT head; Cerebral vascular cht or scanning (PET) to view the metabolism from the brain. These techniques are effective and highly accuracy to help the diagnosis and treatment effectively. Agency such as thyroid gland, liver function, body damage in the body helps to treat and prognosis. Question for patients with appropriate treatment.

Lymph nodes's disease treatments

The treatment of lymphadenopathy n depending on the cause and condition of the patient. When the symptoms appear, patients need medical facilities for treatment and monitor the condition to help the treatment achieve better results. During treatment, patients need to follow the instructions of the doctor to achieve good results and quickly recover.

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