新冠肺炎早期淋巴结肿大运动/疫苗对康复的影响

Usama A. Aljameey, S. Bergman
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背景:接种疫苗后,淋巴结肿大可能会引起人们的一些担忧和焦虑,特别是对COVID-19。由于已知淋巴结与乳腺癌之间的关系,许多妇女因淋巴结肿大而寻求医疗照顾。这项研究旨在丰富最近的COVID-19大流行和不久之后开发的疫苗的数据。目的是了解COVID-19疫苗接种是否会导致腋窝淋巴结肿大的早期移动,并丰富最近一次COVID-19大流行及其不久后开发的疫苗的数据。方法:采用自愿调查收集最近接种疫苗的个人的数据。数据分析早期运动与淋巴结病消退之间的关系。结果:157名参与者中有32名(20.38%)报告了因接种COVID-19疫苗而导致的腋窝淋巴结肿胀。肿胀持续时间为1至2周以上。早期运动在肿胀过程中没有统计学上的显著减少。结论:淋巴结肿大影响区域的早期运动,无论是主动的还是被动的,似乎不会引起额外的副作用。早期行动的效果似乎与休息相当(见图),尽管它可能由于改善循环而减轻红斑,就像骨骼损伤后早期运动的新概念比仅仅休息有更好的结果,这是较老的恢复方法。然而,目前的数据有限,无法支持这种概念的好处。
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The Effect of Early Movements of Swollen Lymph Nodes Caused by COVID-19/ Vaccine of COVID-19 on Recovery
Background: The swelling of the lymph nodes may raise some concerns and anxiety for people after getting the vaccination, especially for COVID-19. Many women seek medical attention for the enlarged lymph node due to the known relationship between lymph nodes and breast cancer. This research is intended to enrich the data of the most recent COVID-19 pandemic and the vaccines that were developed shortly after. The aim is to see if there is an effect of early movement of the swollen axillary lymph nodes caused by the COVID-19 vaccination and to enrich the data of the most recent COVID-19 pandemic and its developed vaccines shortly after. Methods: A voluntary survey was used to collect data from recently vaccinated individuals. Data were analyzed for associations between early movement and resolution of lymphadenopathy. Results: 32 (20.38%) of 157 participants reported swelling of axillary lymph nodes that resulted from COVID-19 vaccination.  Duration of swelling ranged from 1 to more than two weeks.  The early movement did not show a statistically significant reduction in the course of swelling. Conclusion: Early movement of areas affected with lymph node enlargement, whether active or passive, does not seem to cause additional side effects.  The effect of early action seems comparable to rest (see Fig.), although it may lessen erythema due to improved circulation, just like the newer concept of early movement after a skeletal injury has a better outcome than merely resting, which was the older method of recovery. However, the current data is limited to support the benefit of such a concept.
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