What are the consequences of intestinal lymph node inflammation?

Intestinal lymph node inflammation

is caused by bacteria, viruses or other microbial infections. If the infection is not treated in time, it may further spread to surrounding tissues and organs, leading to an increased risk of secondary infection.

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. Recurrent

infection Because

the immune system function is not perfect or the intestinal flora imbalance, it is easy to cause the body to be invaded by external pathogens, resulting in repeated infections.