Once lymphatic tuberculosis is clearly identified, it must be treated early with anti-tuberculosis treatment, which consists of two main aspects: 1. Systemic treatment, systemic treatment with proper attention to nutrition and rest. The application of anti-tuberculosis drugs, commonly used drugs such as isoniazid, rifampin, pyrazinamide, ethambutol, etc.. The specific anti-tuberculosis program must be formulated at the tuberculosis hospital and strictly follow the medical advice.2. Local treatment, if the lymph nodes are confined and can be pushed more, consider surgery. However, if an abscess has formed but has not yet collapsed, the abscess can be aspirated by puncture. If an abscess has formed, ulcerated or formed a sinus tract, it can be surgically removed if there is no secondary infection, and if secondary infection occurs, it should be incised and drained to control the infection before surgery.