There is a hard bump behind the dog’s neck

A hard lump on the back of a dog's neck may be caused by lymphadenitis, thyroiditis, lipoma, sebaceous cyst, malignant lymphoma, etc. First of all, if it is lymphadenitis or thyroiditis, the condition can be controlled by taking medication. development to restore local skin to smoothness. Secondly, if it is caused by lipoma, sebaceous cyst, malignant lymphoma and other diseases, it needs to be treated promptly through chemotherapy and surgery, which can quickly remove the lesions and achieve the purpose of treatment. If necessary, it is recommended that the owner take the dog to a regular hospital for detailed examination and further treatment after understanding the cause.

1. Lymphadenitis

Lymphadenitis is a benign lesion of lymph nodes, mainly caused by bacterial infection. Symptoms such as lymphadenopathy and pain may occur. Use After touching it with your hand, you will find a hard bag locally. Antibiotics can be taken under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Thyroiditis

It is a group of heterogeneous diseases involving the thyroid gland , usually caused by abnormalities in the autoimmune mechanism and viral infection, can lead to thyroid enlargement, abnormal thyroid function, and hard tumors around the neck. You need to take hormonal drugs as directed by your doctor.

3. Lipoma

It is a benign tumor of soft tissue and may appear singly or Several subcutaneous limitations include that as the size of the tumor gradually increases, the texture will become harder, and it is more likely to occur in the neck, abdomen and other parts of the body. Surgical resection treatment is required under the operation of a doctor.

4. Sebaceous cyst

It is a benign skin lesion in which sebum gradually accumulates to form a cyst. , later developed in the head, face, neck, back and buttocks, etc., small holes opening from the sebaceous glands will appear. As the size of the cyst increases, it will cause local suppuration and form a hard pack. Surgical treatment is required under the supervision of a doctor.

5. Malignant lymphoma

If you haveMalignant lymphoma can cause damage to the lymph nodes in the neck, causing symptoms such as tumors and pain. You need to follow the doctor's advice through chemotherapy, and you also need to undergo surgical removal of the tumor under the doctor's operation.

During the treatment, local skin care must be taken, the skin must not be exposed to water, and the dog should be taken to the hospital for regular review to understand the local recovery situation.