How Do You Drain Lymph Gland In Neck From Ear Infection?
Often during an ear infection a lymph gland in the neck will become blocked. This results in a hardening of the lymph and it quite painful. One useful treatment in the case of such a blockage is drainage of the lymph. This procedure is generally safe and gentle and is based on massage used to increase fluid circulation and result in draining of the gland. See your physician for your ear infection. If it is a bacterial infection the doctor will most likely prescribe antibiotics to clear it. Once the infection is cleared you can, with the permission of your physician, engage in exercises and massage for lymph gland drainage. Perform a beginning facial exercise by scrunching up your face. Do this slowly and hold the tensed pose for 5 seconds before releasing. Rest 5 seconds and then repeat the exercise 4 more times. Turn your head left and then right slowly and gently. Perform this segment of the exercise 5 times and then change to looking up as far as you can and then down as far you can
