Can hemangiomas be cured in children, and are hemangiomas in children serious?

My daughter's long on the thighs, went to the hospital to see, with a laser or what, anyway, it is radioactive things, the doctor's statement is that the amount is controlled, basically no attached effect to the baby, I have been to two courses of treatment, each time I have taken a photo, I will find that there is a little better, my daughter's area is scattered, so it costs more money, the first course of treatment is 1600, 8 days, once every other day, after three months to go for a reexamination, that is, the second course of treatment, after the second course of treatment, the doctor said that four months after the reexamination, But now I see that my daughter's legs are still growing some more, I checked it in the post bar, it seems a little complicated, and now I am also dizzy, the doctor's statement is that if the child has this, try to treat it when it is small, the difficulty will increase when it is big, and now the children are all babies, if it is really like what the doctor said, it is better to go and see it when you are young, and you don't need to inject and take medicine, that is, take something and stay in the place where there is a tumor for twenty or thirty seconds.

I understand your mood very well, my child was born with 5 hemangiomas the size of sand in his legs, and when he was half a year old, he grew to two pieces the size of a fingernail. The laser has basically no effect, and then a friend's child has a large hemangioma on the forehead in a PLA hospital in Luoyang, and there is no scar, I went there to try it, and the result is that both are cured, one does not leave a scar and one has a scar, but the scar is now 3 years old, and the scar is about to flatten, I see that there is a scar, that is the medicine is too much, and finally it is rotten, my child is a scarring physique, so there is a scar. It cost more than 300 yuan.

Hemangiomas are common benign tumors in childhood, about 3 4 pediatric hemangiomas are present at birth, and the rest also appear within 1 year of age, and female infants are more common than male infants. Hemangiomas tend to occur on the face and limbs**, affecting the appearance, and can also cause bacterial infection due to trauma, friction, scratching and bleeding. Some hemangiomas grow quickly, slowly, or even disappear on their own.

Parents should closely observe the growth of infantile hemangiomas, do a good job of home care, and grasp the best time to carry out**.

Go to the big hospital and ask, it can be **, it seems that it can be baked with something.

Question 1: Is hemangioma serious in children Hello!

Problem analysis: Hemangioma is a common benign tumor that can occur at any age, including young children, but may grow with age.

**Guidance: It is recommended to go to the hospital for an examination, and the type of hemangioma should be diagnosed in time**. Although the symptoms are not obvious in the early stage, with the growth of time, the tumor area expands and the range of symptoms expands, which can cause serious harm to normal tissues and organs.

Question 2: Will hemangioma be serious in children Infant hemangioma is very harmful Patients or parents should pay attention to it.

1. Destroy the facial image: infantile hemangioma that occurs on the surface of the tumor has the characteristics of hypertrophic growth, the blood vessel wall becomes thinner, when the tumor is rubbed or ulcerated, the general trauma is large, it is more prone to infection, the wound does not heal for a long time, and then forms a scar, and even increases and thickens, and merges the facial features, which eventually leads to disfigurement.

2. Cause organ dysfunction: When infantile hemangioma occurs in the ear, parotid gland and other parts, it can cause hearing impairment due to the tumor blocking the ear canal or compressing normal tissues and organs such as the auditory nerve. When it occurs in the eyelids, the tumor area expands, and visual impairment can occur due to the tumor compressing the eyeball, and it can also induce complications such as astigmatism, myopia, and amblyopia. When a tumor compresses the optic nerve, it can cause visual disturbances.

3. Cause joint pain: When infantile hemangioma occurs around the joint, it can cause deformed blood vessels to invade the joint and cause joint rigidity, and the joint cannot be flexed and extended normally, resulting in the child's inability to move freely. When infantile hemangioma compresses and stretches nerve tissue, it can cause neuropathic pain, muscle aches and other symptoms.

Hemangiomas are benign tumors, and infantile hemangiomas can be treated. If the baby suffers from a hemangioma, the main concern of parents is, naturally, can the infant hemangioma be cured? The following is also an introduction to the best methods of infantile hemangioma:

1. Surgery**.

Surgery is the use of surgical methods to remove the diseased tissue to achieve the purpose of hemangioma. However, in general, the hemangioma lesion area is rich in blood vessels, the blood volume is large, and the amount of bleeding during surgery is very large, which often causes severe hemorrhagic shock, and a large amount of whole blood needs to be transfused during the operation, which is difficult and dangerous.

2. Laser**.

The principle is a kind of high-temperature superficial cautery, which coagulates the hemangioma tissue and achieves the purpose of hemangioma. However, the depth of laser ** is generally controlled within the surface layer**, and obvious scars will be produced if it is exceeded, which is easy to cause bleeding and scar deformity for deep clear layer hemangiomas. Therefore, traditional lasers are not suitable for deep cavernous hemangiomas, cranoid hemangiomas, lymphangiomas, strawberry hemangiomas, and mixed hemangiomas, so they cannot be widely promoted.

3. Hormones**.

Hormones** are a method of adrenocortical hormones taken orally. Although a small percentage of patients will receive satisfactory results from oral corticosteroids, the ***** is too large to be used casually, and the pros and cons should be weighed.

4. Isotopes**.

An isotope is a substance with severe radioactivity, which is relatively harmful to the human body. A large amount of radiation will kill white blood cells, weaken the body's hematopoietic function, reduce immunity, and isotopes can only have a certain effect on small areas of hemangiomas on the body surface, and will leave scars if the hemangiomas in the deep subcutaneous area are not very effective, and a large number of pigments or discoloration (like vitiligo) will be left in the places where the isotopes have passed.

In fact, infantile hemangioma can be **. Different ** methods have different effects, the best thing is to go to the hospital and ask the doctor to take the appropriate ** method.