What should I do if my child has a hemangioma on his nose and can it be cured?

If the child has a hemangioma, then it is recommended to observe the child's symptoms first, if the hemangioma is not serious, and the area is relatively small, you can not ** for this situation, if the hemangioma is gradually increasing, or the area itself is relatively large, you can take a laser for this situation, the laser is mainly to remove the red mark of the hemangioma by scanning, and the effect is very good.

Nowadays, many places have specialized hospitals for hemangioma, and hemangioma should be determined according to factors such as the type of lesion, location and age of the patient. At present, the first method has shell excision, radiation, hormone, low temperature, laser, sclerosing agent injection, etc., generally does not use surgery, surgery is a traditional method, not easy to heal, great harm to the patient, there will be various complications after the operation, so that the patient's body is a great degree of harm, and it is easy to leave scars and**. Because of the difference in blood flow of hemangioma, it is not possible to adopt a single method, and it is recommended to use a variety of minimally invasive combinations to absorb their respective advantages, and the long-term efficacy is better, especially the aesthetics and the development of local tissues in the later stage.

If you have a hemangioma, early detection is recommended**. If the hemangioma grows on the face, it will inevitably affect the cosmetic condition, and the hemangioma will grow, and in severe cases, it can make the facial features deformed. In the neck and throat, it is easy to cause ulceration due to eating, and nasal hemangioma affects breathing, which can endanger the patient's life.

**Hemangioma to a regular hospital**.

Hemangioma, also known as infantile hemangioma (IH), is the most common benign tumor in infants and young children, which is a true vascular tumor caused by the excessive proliferation of normal vascular tissue in the mesoderm. Hemangiomas tend to occur in the head, face, and neck, followed by the limbs and trunk. Occurs in about 30% of neonates at birth and usually grows slowly at 2 or 4 weeks of age, resulting in 10% to 12% at 1 year of age.

Female infants are more common than male infants, with a ratio of 2 5:1, and the proportion of multiple babies is 15% to 30%.

Hemangiomas on the nose appear irregular round or oval in shape, often 3 to 4 mm tall, bright red in color, and granular in appearance, so named like strawberries. The capillary endothelial cells within the capillary endothelial cells proliferate abnormally, and the tumor body will increase in size over time. Strawberry hemangiomas of the nose can affect subcutaneous and musculature in addition to **.

Because the nose is the entrance to the respiratory tract, it often causes secondary infections or ulcers.

Nasal hemangioma not only affects the appearance, but also leads to functional disorders of the body, and there will be malignant changes, and complications such as ulceration, bleeding, infection, etc., should be caused as soon as possible.

Hello, hemangiomas are benign small tumors.

The hemangioma should be based on the location, depth, color, age, skin quality and other comprehensive considerations of the hemangioma, and formulate an exclusive plan to carry out personalized treatment. Generally, the system of choosing a formal and professional hospital ** is more perfect, and the results obtained are better.

How to hemangioma, different scenarios are different.

1. Hemangioma is only superficial, the lesion is small, and with the passage of time, there is a tendency to become lighter, you can choose to go to the hospital for a face-to-face consultation, according to the doctor's instructions to self-cultivation, such as a light diet, avoid the intake of spicy and heavy internal food.

2. The hemangioma lesion is moderate, and there is no tendency to deteriorate for many years, and it can be controlled by drugs or lasers combined with drugs according to the doctor's instructions.

3. The symptoms of hemangioma are serious, the size itself is large, and with the passage of time, it becomes more and more serious, and advanced laser technology can be adopted or surgery.

At present, there are many methods for hemangioma, which are very comprehensive for various hemangiomas, including drugs, local injections, local freezing, lasers, surgical resection, etc., if you want to know which method you are suitable for, you must first go to the hospital for examination, and the doctor will plan according to the condition.

It is recommended to go to a regular specialist hospital**, and when you find a hemangioma on your body, do not delay, so as not to miss the best time. Complete removal of infantile hemangiomas begins with cutting off the source of the disease. Pathologically speaking, hemangioma is a benign tumor formed by excessive differentiation of residual embryonic angioblast progenitor cells in the newborn, resulting in excessive proliferation of vascular endothelial cells.

Prednisone may be given for infantile hemangiomas that grow rapidly, involve vital organs, or have platelets or bleeding tendencies. The dosage and dosage of the above drugs should be prescribed by a doctor.

**Hemangiomas should consider factors such as the type of hemangioma, its location, and the age of the patient. The current methods include surgical resection, radiation, low temperature, laser, sclerosing agent injection, etc., and generally use comprehensive. Hemangiomas in infants and young children can be considered for temporary observation, and a small number of patients can disappear on their own, and if they grow rapidly, they should be surgically removed in time.

Hello is a type of hemangioma, which is more common and belongs to vascular malformations. It consists of a network of dilated and proliferative capillaries, including strawberry hemangiomas and port-wine stains.

Because nasal hemangiomas will develop, in principle, they should be diagnosed early. **Before that, relevant examinations should be completed first, such as fasting blood glucose, blood routine, liver and kidney function, cardiac enzymes, electrocardiogram, thyroid function and other tests to rule out contraindications to medication. When taking medication, you need to closely observe the changes in the condition and pay attention to whether there is a decrease in heart rate, diarrhea and other conditions.

Under normal circumstances, it is rechecked once a month, and after about three to six months, most of them can get good results.

It is recommended to go to a regular hemangioma specialist hospital**. The doctor will choose the best method according to the patient's condition, and choose the best method according to the type, growth site, tumor size and age of the hemangioma, so as to achieve targeting.

Tubular tumor is a congenital disease, belonging to the category of vascular malformation, can be divided into superficial hemangioma, deep hemangioma and mixed hemangioma, generally in children before half a year old growth is faster, half a year old to 1 year old growth is relatively slow, about 1 year old will no longer grow, will enter the regression period, children in this case local drug injection ** can.

Nasal hemangioma is one of the benign tumors of vascular tissue, and the nose and sinuses are the most common sites. It can occur at any age, but is more common in young and middle-aged people. Nasal hemangiomas can be divided into capillary hemangiomas and cavernous hemangiomas, the former accounts for about 80% and is more common in the nasal septum, and the latter is more common in the inferior turbinate and maxillary sinus.

The affected site of hemangioma is mainly on the face, and hemangioma may also appear on the tip of the nose; Nasal tip hemangioma is very harmful, if it is not timely**, it will continue to grow, and in severe cases, it will weaken the sense of smell, and even make the patient lose his sense of smell. So, it's advisable to do it early**.

Whether it is infantile hemangioma or vascular malformation, if it is not allowed to develop in time**, it will have great harm and impact on the growth of infants and young children, especially the impact of vascular malformations is more serious.

Affects the function of normal tissues and organs.

The harm of hemangioma and vascular malformation mainly lies in its continuous growth, continuous invasion and compression of surrounding normal tissues, thereby causing dysfunction, and in severe cases, it can cause disability, such as in the ears, parotid glands, eyelids and other parts, and can cause hearing or vision impairment because the tumor blocks the ear canal or compresses normal tissues and organs such as the eyeball, which brings great inconvenience to the patient's study, life and work.

Harmful to health.

Hemangiomas and vascular malformations are easy to cause tissue dysfunction, and because of how long they grow in the exposed parts of the body, especially the weak resistance of children, they are easily caused by friction, impact, and squeezing, which can easily lead to ulceration, bleeding, infection, etc., and in severe cases, the blood may not stop, endangering the health and even life of patients.

Affects the appearance of the body.

Hemangiomas and vascular malformations tend to occur in exposed parts such as the head and face to affect the appearance, and do not subside completely or leave scars due to improper care, which seriously affects the image of patients and causes lifelong regrets for patients and their families.

Affects mental health.

Because hemangiomas and vascular malformations mostly grow in exposed parts such as the oral cavity and maxillofacial area, children with hemangiomas are relatively young, which can easily leave a shadow on children's young minds, cause low self-esteem, anxiety and other emotions, lead to social difficulties, psychological disorders, personality problems, and seriously endanger mental health.

At present, the most common methods for hemangioma are drugs, lasers and surgery, and there is no one method that can be used for all types of hemangiomas. It depends on factors such as the type, location, depth and age of the tumor. Commonly used methods are:

Surgical resection, radiation**, cryosurgery, sclerotherapy injection, laser irradiation, etc.

The principles are: prevention or**serious life- or function-threatening related complications; Prevention of malformations or facial defects after hemangioma regression; Prevent ulcers and infections, promote ulcer healing, reduce scarring, and relieve pain in patients who have already developed ulcers; Alleviate the psychological stress of children and their families; Avoid overdoing ** lesions that resolve spontaneously and have a good prognosis.

Laser & Freezing**: Suitable for areas that are small and do not affect the cosmetic area. Under laser beam irradiation, tissue degeneration, solidification necrosis, charring, and vaporization within seconds.

The tissue reaction after laser irradiation is similar to that of a burn, and at the end it will leave a scar and other changes. Because the laser severely interferes with the hemodynamics within the hemangioma and slows down the growth of the hemangioma, it is beneficial for the natural regression of the lesion, but it is difficult to ** hemangioma. Freezing** is the rapid frostbite and necrosis of diseased tissues, which has been used less often because of the large local reaction.

As a parent, you can pay attention to the condition of your child's hemangioma from time to time to see if it is slowly fading, if it is slowly fading, don't care, if it does not fade, but continues to deepen and grow, then you need to seek medical attention in time. As far as I know, many children will have hemangiomas when they are born, generally speaking, if there is no special reason, doctors will advise parents not to worry so much, you can leave it alone for the time being, as the child continues to grow, the hemangioma will slowly fade until it disappears, and it is basically invisible when the child is four or five years old.

At that time, when my daughter was born, there was also a hemangioma on her forearm, and my husband and I didn't know that it was called a hemangioma, but we knew that there was something like a blood clot, which made us very worried, and we asked the doctor to find out that it was originally called a hemangioma, and the doctor said it didn't matter, let's not worry, don't worry about it. Although the doctor said this, we were still not relieved, and we were still a little uneasy, for fear that it would grow up slowly and affect the child's health.

Later, my girlfriend came to see us and saw the hemangioma on her daughter's hand, and she knew what was going on at a glance, after all, her son had also had such an experience. She said that there was no need to worry about this, her son and her sister's children had been in this situation, and when they grew up, they didn't have it, and now they regret not taking pictures at that time. Hearing my best friend's words, we were really relieved, anyway, it was just on the arm, even a birthmark didn't have much impact, we were too sensitive, first-time parents, and a little too nervous.

Now my daughter is over three years old and will soon go to kindergarten, the hemangioma in her hand has become very faint, and it is estimated that it will not take long to completely disappear. When encountering such a thing, it is better to follow the advice of the doctor, after all, they are the most professional, don't think about it yourself, so as not to be afraid.

Hemangiomas are formed by the proliferation of blood vessel cells during the embryonic period. It is due to the congenital benign tumor or vascular malformation in the soft tissue, which generally occurs shortly after the birth of the baby, and the soft tissue proliferative factor in the hemangioma is increased and the inhibitory factor is reduced, resulting in abnormal angiodevelopment. These soft tissue remnants of the embryo form vascular cells, or the vascular cells invade adjacent tissues, forming vascular connections to form hemangiomas.

The intratumoral blood vessels form a complete system of their own and do not communicate with the external blood vessels.

The vast majority of infants' hemangiomas do not need to be active**, we can first observe closely and for a long time, and wait for natural regression. If it does not subside for a long time, you need to use medication**. However, considering that the patient is a baby, the resistance and immunity are relatively low, so it is necessary to control the drug toxicity and reduce the drug when taking the drug, so as not to bring greater harm to the baby.

If the hemangioma is not well controlled, surgery and laser** may be required. However, the above drugs may ** the vast majority of babies, and only a small percentage of babies need surgery or lasers**. These people usually have hemangiomas that grow in a special location.

However, surgical excision may cause scarring on the appearance and affect the appearance.

Infant hemangiomas are actually very common in babies and generally heal on their own. However, it is easy to cause this hemangioma to be excessively ** due to the excessive attention of parents, which will have some unnecessary *** impact on the baby. So if your baby has this condition, please observe first, be patient, and don't rush**.