👉 Lymphatism is a type of inflammation that occurs in the body when there are too many white blood cells (called lymphocytes) in certain areas. This can happen to any part of the body, but usually it happens in the immune system's "systemic" parts such as the lungs and skin. Lymphitis refers to an infection or swelling caused by a virus or bacteria, while lymphadenitis is a more specific term referring to inflammation of the lymph nodes.
