How can I tell if my baby has a hemangioma?

Every parent wants their child to be healthy, and when the baby is born, parents are very worried and afraid, afraid that their baby will have some problems, because of some of their own negligence that will cause the baby to be sick. There are many newborn babies who may have hemangiomas. Hemangioma is a relatively common disease in infants, it is a benign tumor, and it will not affect the life of the baby.

1. Hemangioma Hemangioma is generally a disease that appears in the baby, this disease is not particularly serious, it is a benign tumor, and the hemangioma will generally appear in any part of the baby, but it will generally appear more on the face or neck. Generally, when the baby is born, the hemangioma will be more obvious, and the hemangioma will slowly disappear after 8 to 12 months of birth.

Second, how to judge whether the baby has a hemangioma For parents, we must carefully observe the baby's condition, so if you want to judge whether the baby is a hemangioma, there are obvious marks on the baby's **, sometimes there will be some red marks like strawberries, sometimes parents will mistake it for a birthmark, but these marks The baby's growth and shrinkage. However, some imprints grow in the more dangerous key parts, so parents must take the baby to the hospital for examination in time, ** hemangioma, but some things hemangioma may be hidden deeper, can not be found in time, the need for parents in the daily life of the baby's careful care, but also timely examination.

3. What to do if there is a hemangioma Parents find some red marks on the baby's neck or face, and the marks of strawberries are constantly expanding, so parents should be cautious and do not confuse it with birthmarks or some ** diseases. There are some hemangiomas that cannot be identified by the naked eye, so parents must take the baby to the hospital for a careful CT examination to find out, and must not delay the best time for the baby, otherwise it will affect the baby's health in the future.

Hemangioma is obvious, whether the baby has some hemangiomas in the body after birth can be seen, because no matter which part of the body, if there is a hemangioma, it will be obviously observed, so how to judge whether the baby has a hemangioma, first check whether the baby's body has some abnormalities, such as some obvious vascular abnormalities.

If the baby has red strawberry-shaped spots on his body, which will disappear if he presses, it means that it is a hemangioma and must be treated in time.

Then you should look at the child's physical condition, in fact, you should also take the child for a physical examination every year to see if the child has physical problems.

If there are dark red strawberry-like spots on the baby's **, which are relatively soft to the touch, it is a hemangioma.

From one hemangioma at the beginning, there are many hemangiomas, and some hemangiomas appear at just one site at first. With the growth of age, the development of various organs in the body, the symptoms of hemangiomas will also appear in other parts of the body, and different types of hemangiomas may also appear, which indicates the aggravation of hemangiomas. If some hemangiomas grow faster, the area of hemangiomas becomes larger in a short period of time, and the volume of hemangiomas changes, it should be noted, which may be the phenomenon of hemangioma aggravation.

The color of the hemangioma has changed, and the cavernous hemangioma is relatively red, or dark red or dark brown, and if the color changes to purplish-red, it may develop into a mixed hemangioma. Strawberry-shaped hemangiomas are usually red spots, but whitish signs indicate an aggravation of the hemangioma. Some hemangiomas do not feel uncomfortable at first, but for patients with hepatic hemangioma, if the growth rate is fast and not carried out in time, it will cause pain and discomfort in the liver area.

If the hemangioma that grows in the extremities worsens, in severe cases, it can cause other diseases such as muscle atrophy.

To judge whether the hemangioma is aggravated, the following aspects should be considered, and the severity of the disease can also be measured!

1. The number of hemangiomas increases.

In the early stage of the disease, the hemangioma is confined to one site, and as the disease progresses, the tumor will invade the surrounding normal tissue, resulting in the appearance of multiple hemangiomas.

2. The area of the patient area has been expanded.

As the child is sick for more time, the area and volume of the affected area will also expand and grow.

3. Hemangioma pain.

In some deep hemangiomas, because the subcutaneous nerve can become intertwined with the hemangioma, the hemangioma can pull the nerve when it pulses, causing pain.

4. The color changes.

Superficial hemangiomas are usually red, but if there is a dark red color or signs of whitish light, there is a possibility that the tumor may cause ulceration due to tumor growth.

5. Weakness of limbs.

Hemangioma growing in the limbs, if the condition is aggravated, the patient will show weakness, if there is pain, it means that the tumor may have compressed the normal nerves, or invaded the joints and bones, etc., which is also a more serious injury when the hemangioma is aggravated, which may cause muscle atrophy symptoms.

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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. At present, it can be judged by the number, area, color, and pain of hemangiomas.

**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.

The effect of radiation is not certain, and it has the potential to cause cancer, so it is rarely used at present.

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.

The first thing is to observe the baby's ** state, if it is the baby's ** surface, and then there are some erythema, so it is possible to have this disease, but also to look at the baby's capillaries and the baby's body, to see if the baby will keep crying, and also need to go to the hospital to check it to know whether it has this disease.

It can be distinguished by some symptoms, if the child's ** has some red spots on it, and there is a bulge, it may be a hemangioma.

To take your child to the hospital for a check-up, you can judge it by the shadow formed by the blood vessels, or by the child's physical discomfort.