Understand the possible causes and treatment methods of swollen lymph nodes in the back of the ear and neck, including infections, tuberculous lymphadenitis, and malignant lymphoma.

Lymph node swelling in a two-year-old child is usually caused by a mild infection and is often a normal physiological response. However, if accompanied by other symptoms, it is important to investigate further.

Based on the description, the lumps behind the baby’s ears, which are about the size of a soybean, may be lymph nodes.

How to deal with a small lump behind a child’s ear?

The presence of a lump in the ear accompanied by swollen lymph nodes in front of the ear may be due to infection and requires further examination and treatment.

This could be due to chronic lymph node inflammation or lymphoproliferative hyperplasia. One treatment option is the use of traditional Chinese medicine, including ingredients for resolving phlegm and consolidating clots, and clearing heat and detoxifying. Another option is acupuncture treatment, which has been proven to be effective.