HomeoRemedyTendency of glands to become hard but not suppurate
- Scrofulous constitution with thin, transparent skin and nervous debility
- Sensation of pressure or tickling in the trachea or nose
- Hoarseness and rawness of the throat, especially in the evening
Other Health Issues
Glandular Swelling
Inflammation, enlargement, and hardening of lymphatic and other glands
Overview
Glandular swelling is a condition characterized by the enlargement and inflammation of the body's lymph nodes and glands. This can lead to visible swelling, hardness, and potential pus formation of the affected areas.
Remedies often used
The right one depends on your exact symptoms, not just the name of the problem. The Remedy Finder compares them for you.
Hardness and enlargement of the glands
- Swelling and hardness of the glands
- Enlarged tonsils with little crypts
- Tendency towards respiratory infections and croup
Indolent (painless) glandular enlargements
- Indolent (painless) swelling of lymph nodes and glands
- Hardness or firmness of the affected glands
- Worsening of symptoms in damp weather
Red, swollen, sensitive glands
- Bright red, swollen, and sensitive glands
- Radiating red streaks from the inflamed area
- Intense, stitching pains in the affected gland
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Calcarea carbonicaSweat on the head that is sour and offensiveGraphitesEnlargement of glands with skin symptomsScrophularia nodosaNodosities (lumps) in the breastsLapis albusEnlarged, soft glands (rather than hard, stony swelling)IodiumEnlarged glands with withering of the bodyCarbo animalisSlow, hard, non-suppurating glandular swellingGelsemium sempervirensGlandular swelling with fever, worse in morning
Aconite LycotonumSwelling of the cervical, axillary, and mammary glands
Aethusa cynapiumSwelling of glands around the neck like a string of beadsNot sure which fits? The app compares all 13 remedies against your symptoms.
Get the appSee a doctor if
- Severe pain, redness, or warmth in the affected glands
- Difficulty breathing or swallowing due to swollen glands
- Fever that does not improve or gets worse over time
- Unexplained weight loss or other concerning symptoms
Everyday tips
- Apply warm compresses to the affected areas to help reduce swelling and pain
- Avoid irritating the swollen glands and keep the affected areas clean
- Get plenty of rest and stay hydrated to support your body's healing process
- Manage any underlying conditions that may be contributing to the glandular swelling
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