Where do common hemangiomas generally grow, and do hemangiomas grow on the feet?

First, the freezing of hemangioma: the use of lower condensation technology to freeze the lesion site and the surrounding tissues, so that the tissue can be necrotic or degeneration, at present, usually in the clinic, the most used freezing means is liquid ammonia freezing, but the disadvantage is that it is easy to leave a scar that is not easy to recover.

2. Hemangioma injection**: This method uses injection to inject into the lesion site, which can make the tissue indirectly necrotic or organize, so as to achieve the purpose of shrinking the hemangioma cells, but its disadvantage is that after a period of injection, the injection site will be swollen, and it needs to be injected frequently to be able to heal slowly.

3. Radiation**: The coupling mechanism is to use the rays generated by radioactive elements to irradiate the diseased area to break the DNA chain of the nucleus, so that the diseased cell necrosis patient disintegrates. But the disadvantage is that there may be strong discomfort during the process, such as nausea, vomiting, leukopenia, etc.

This is also the general property of rays.

Fourth, laser: its principle is to use the hemoglobin in the enterprise to absorb a certain length of wavelength, so that the heat generated by the wavelength will destroy or coagulate the blood vessels, so as to achieve the purpose of hemangioma, but its disadvantage is that it is easy to cause bleeding symptoms and scar deformity. It is more suitable for areas that are not obvious.

Common hemangiomas generally grow on the head, face, and of course, other parts also grow. It will also grow on the feet. If it grows on the feet, it needs to be treated, and it usually doesn't get better on its own. You can take a leave of absence and go to Changfeng to see, it's not far away.

Hemangiomas can occur throughout the body, with oral and maxillofacial hemangiomas accounting for 60% of total hemangiomas, followed by the trunk (25%) and extremities (15%). Most of them occur on the face**, subcutaneous tissues, oral mucosa, such as the tongue, lips, floor of the mouth, etc., and a few occur in the jaw or deep tissues. It is more common in women, and the ratio of males to females is about 1:

Hemangioma can occur in any part of the body, hemangioma grows on the foot It is recommended to go to a regular hospital as early as possible, the foot hemangioma has a more serious harm, infringes on the health of the body, most patients will have an obvious lump locally, the patient's limb has a local mass, or the affected limb has a serious swelling, the texture of the mass is relatively soft, the boundary is unclear, it can be significantly reduced when the affected limb is squeezed or elevated, the patient's pain symptoms are particularly obvious, and it is easy to produce local pain and discomfort. The severity of the pain is often variable and can be significantly worse with activity, and if the pain is too severe, it can easily affect the patient's limb function, especially in the near joints.

If it occurs on the surface of the body, the patient will show **ulceration, or **intact subcutaneous bruising, the patient shows a feeling of pain and swelling, at this time, it is necessary to compress it in time, and then go to the hospital for targeted treatment.

If it is a ruptured hemangioma that occurs in the internal organs, such as a hemangioma that occurs in the digestive tract, the patient will show symptoms of gastrointestinal bleeding and should go to the general surgery department in time**.

If the aortic hemangioma ruptures and bleeds, it will cause hemorrhagic shock, and it is necessary to go to the vascular surgery department for intervention** or open surgery in time, which can make the blood flow smooth, avoid certain complications, and save the patient's life.

If it is in the head, it is necessary to go to the neurosurgery department for embolization, followed by drainage or other methods**, which needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.

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%.

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(1) Manifestations of simple capillary hemangioma: different sizes, different shapes, slightly higher than **, bright red or purple-red plaque-like masses, which do not fade or shrink after compression.

2) Yangmei hemangioma manifestations: protruding ** surface, strawberry-like, more common in the head and neck, usually not at birth, but within a few weeks after birth, increase within a few months, grow rapidly, even up to a few centimeters, mostly grow to the maximum within 1 year old, and then can degenerate on its own, and can completely or incompletely regress within a few years.

3) Bright red nevus, also known as telangiectasia nevus or port-wine nevus Clinical manifestations: one or several dark red or blue-red patches, with irregular edges, flattened, not prominent**, bright red or dark red into patches, which can fade after compression, generally more common in the head and neck, present at birth, and can increase as the human body grows up; Lesions that occur in the occipital region, frontal area, or bridge of the nose may resolve spontaneously, and larger or extensive lesions often persist uninterrupted throughout life.

4) Cavernous hemangioma manifestations: occur at birth or shortly after birth, mostly occur on the scalp and face, and can involve the oral cavity or pharyngeal mucosa; The appearance is purple-red, the peripheral superficial veins are increased, tortuous, distended, soft and elastic, can be reduced when squeezed, but quickly return to the original volume, a few surfaces can be combined with bright red nevi, after injury or vascular embolism, ulcer infection and degeneration can occur.

Cavernous hemangioma is the most common type of vein ma, and varicose vein aneurysms can be divided into capillary hemangioma, cavernous hemangioma and cranoid hemangioma according to their morphology. Because cavernous hemangiomas are shaped like sponges, they are also called cavernous hemangiomas. It is mainly composed of venules and fatty tissue, and the development process is relatively stable and slow.

The most common site of growth is in the subcutaneous tissue, but in some patients it can also occur in areas such as internal organs, muscles, and bones. Most cavernous hemangiomas are benign tumors, which make the local **slight bulge, **normal surface, accompanied by capillary dilation, blue-purple, generally unclear borders, and compressible. If a cavernous hemangioma forms a localized blood clot, it can be tender.

Some severe intramuscular or intraosseous cavernous hemangiomas can lead to serious clinical complications. Therefore, cavernous hemangiomas need to be resected at an early stage to avoid enlargement of the scope and make surgery difficult. If the patient has a cavernous hemangioma, it is necessary to go to a professional department for systematic and formal treatment.

Tumors are made up of a large number of intertwined, dilated capillaries. Appears as bright red or purplish-red patches. It is flush with the surface or slightly raised, with clear borders, irregular shapes, and different sizes. When the tumor is pressed with the fingers, the color fades; When the pressure is relieved, the color returns.

It is mainly formed by the anastomosis of dilated arteries and veins. The tumour is elevated in the shape of a rosary or earthworm. There is a sensation of movement and tremor, and there is a wind-like murmur on auscultation. If all the arteries supplying blood are closed, the above-mentioned pulsations and murmurs disappear.

Hemangiomas are generally benign tumors, and generally speaking, benign tumors can not be avoided, but some patients have benign tumors that grow on the body surface, so it is best to perform surgical resection at this time. There are many ways to see hemangioma, such as: traditional surgery, freezing, isotope, skin grafting, etc.

Hello, the hemangioma on the ** is still relatively good**, the hemangioma is a symptom caused by the abnormal expansion of the end of the capillaries, and the hemangioma is an abnormal malformation. According to the type, hemangiomas are classified as capillary, spongiar, vine-like, and mixed. If there is a hemangioma, it is necessary to go to the hospital for further diagnosis, and the symptoms can be actively treated**, which can be laser or freezing.

With subcutaneous triamcinolone acetonide, oral itraconazole can improve better.

There are many types of hemangiomas, strawberry hemangiomas, cavernous hemangiomas, mixed hemangiomas, cranoid hemangiomas, etc. For example: strawberry hemangioma, color:

Strawberry-shaped hemangiomas are usually found at birth, or shortly after birth, and are mostly found to be small red spots, which gradually increase as the baby grows.

Higher than**: Strawberry-shaped hemangioma can occur in any part of the human body, among which the head and face are the most common, and the boundary of the onset is very clear, and it will be higher than **.

Hemangioma is a benign lesion, that is, a local vascular malformation that spreads and becomes larger. Some will also have unlimited local redness, which looks like a birthmark in appearance. This is a benign lesion, sometimes you have pain, sometimes you don't, and there is usually not much of a problem.

If you don't, it won't affect your lifespan, and if you feel that it affects your aesthetics, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for laser or surgery.

Hemangiomas are congenital benign tumors or vascular malformations that are formed by the proliferation of angioblasts during the embryonic period, and are commonly found in the infants at birth or shortly after birth. According to the classification of histological structure and clinical manifestations, it is divided into: (1) capillary hemangioma

including strawberry hemangioma, port-wine stains; (2) cavernous hemangioma; (3) Cranoid hemangioma; (4) Mixed hemangioma.

Hello! The surface color of hemangioma is mostly dark red, light red, blue purple, colorless, dark red and black, and the surface color of different types of hemangiomas is also different, such as bright red nevus (red birthmark) is mainly dark red or light red, bright red nevus belongs to the category of microvenous malformations, cavernous hemangioma is also divided into superficial and deep, the superficial type is mainly blue and purple, and the surface color of the deep type is normal.

Hemangiomas often appear as red patches in the early stages, and as the disease progresses over time, the spots slowly merge into patches, and finally bulge into a mass. Hemangiomas generally grow within one year of age, showing changes in color, area, and volume, especially in three to six months, which is medically called the rapid growth phase. After one year of age, the hemangioma enters the regression phase, and the condition may improve slowly over time.

Therefore, in terms of **, it is active within one year of age, and after more than one year old, it is reduced according to the condition, and even observation-based.

There are many types of hemangiomas, and patients often confuse bright red nevi with hemangioma, bright red nevus is not prominent**, it is light red and pink, and the area will expand and deepen with age; Hemangiomas, on the other hand, protrude**, start as small red spots and grow rapidly after that.

Bright red nevus: also known as microvenous malformation or wine-like nevus, manifested as one or several dark red or red patches, with irregular edges, not high above the skin surface, easy to fade when pressed, the head and neck are more common, often appear at birth, and can increase as the human body grows.

Strawberry-shaped hemangioma: presents as one or more red, soft, lobulated tumors, which do not fade under pressure, tend to occur on the head and neck, usually do not appear at birth, but appear within a few weeks of birth, enlarge within a few months, grow rapidly, and even reach several centimeters.

The condition of hemangioma is not well understood, but it is a type of tumor caused by abnormal proliferation of vascular endothelial cells.

There are many causes of hemangioma, such as long-term exposure to leather, chemicals in leather, volatile gases in paints and coatings, these harmful substances induce hemangioma, and even chemical fertilizers and pesticides are also potential risk factors.

Although the pathogenesis and pathogenesis of tubular tumors are not detailed, the formation of hemangiomas may break the balance between angiogenesis and inhibitory factors due to external factors, mutations of genes in the body, or inactivation of tumor suppressor genes, causing changes in the local microenvironment, and abnormal proliferation of endothelial cells to form hemangiomas.

There are also various types of hemangiomas, and it is necessary to go to the hospital to confirm the specific condition and then treat the symptoms**.

Hemodrophyrcioma is a benign tumor, mainly caused by the malformation of blood vessels in the body during embryonic development, and its ** is not very clear. Its formation may be caused by a variety of reasons, such as a dysbalance between angiogenesis and angiogenesis inhibitors, resulting in mutations in hemangioma genes or inactivation of tumor suppressor genes, which can cause changes in local microcirculation, resulting in abnormal vascular endothelial hyperplasia. Studies have shown that long-term maternal exposure to leather, plastic, paint or other harmful substances or frequent contact with chemical fertilizers during pregnancy is also one of the main factors in the formation of young children's hemangioma, and pregnant women should avoid exposure to such substances during pregnancy and childbirth.

There are many types of hemangiomas, and there are four common ones.1Spider angiomatas are more common in children and adolescents, and tend to occur on the face, with 5-8mm spider-like vasodilation, ** with 1 pulsating high red dot, which fades under pressure.

2.Bright red nevusErythroma is a capillary nevus, also known as a wine-colored nevus, which is diffuse telangiectasia and appears as a large red or dark red nevus.

3.Capillary hemangioma, also known as simple hemangioma, is characterized by one or more red tumors with a strawberry-shaped bulge with a shiny and shiny surface.

4.Cavernous hemangioma Hemangioma is a large sheet filled with blood, and there are a large number of red blood cells in the lumen, so it is spongy to the touch, and it can be retracted when pressed, and then congested and bulging after being released. It can either protrude from the surface or bury deep in the subcutaneous tissue, or it can break down and bleed.