Inflammation of the axillary lymph needs to be treated at the earliest possible time at a hospital for general surgery, or cardiothoracic surgery, or breast surgery, and usually requires blood tests, C-reactive protein, and ultrasound. If bacterial infection is considered, antibiotics should be given to treat the infection, such as cephalosporin or penicillin. If it is considered to be caused by viral infection, antiviral drugs such as ribavirin should be given for treatment, together with Chinese herbal medicine, which is more effective. If the disease is caused by allergic factors, such as exposure to paints or cosmetics, the first step is to get rid of the allergen, followed by oral desensitization medication, such as cetirizine. If the disease is caused by autoimmune system diseases or blood system diseases, or even malignant tumors, relevant examinations, including lymph node biopsies, should be completed, and then appropriate treatment should be given.