Diagnosis of retroauricular lymphoma

Posterior auricular lymph node cancer can be comprehensively judged by the following aspects: 1. Observing symptoms of painless, progressive enlargement of lymph nodes behind the ear, which may be hard in texture, poor in activity, and may also be accompanied by systemic symptoms such as fever, night sweats, weight loss, etc. 2. Medical examinations such as ultrasound examination can initially understand the size, shape, internal structure, etc. of lymph nodes; Fine needle aspiration cytology helps to identify cell types; lymph node resection and biopsy can be performed if necessary, which is the key basis for diagnosis. 3. evaluate the progress of the disease. If the lymph nodes continue to enlarge or increase, or lymph nodes in other parts are enlarged, organ involvement shows that the disease may be progressing. 4, combined with the past medical history to understand whether the patient has other malignant tumor history, autoimmune disease history, etc., for the judgment of retroauricular lymphoma has a certain auxiliary role. However, it should be noted that symptoms and simple examination alone can not diagnose lymphoma, must be integrated with a variety of examination results and professional doctor's judgment to confirm the diagnosis. once lymphoma is suspected, seek medical attention in time for a comprehensive and detailed examination and evaluation in order to make a clear diagnosis as soon as possible and formulate an appropriate treatment plan.