Is hepatic angiosarcoma contagious?

Hepatic angiosarcoma is not an infectious disease, so it is not contagious, but everyone should be vigilant about these diseases. Do not fall into misunderstandings in treatment. Do not think that you do not need to treat it because the tumor is small. You should also pay attention to persistence in treatment and not use medication blindly.

1. No symptoms, small tumor, no need for treatment

Many patients believe that hepatic hemangiomas that have no obvious symptoms, are small, and are not life-threatening do not require treatment. This idea is wrong. Only if the disease is discovered and diagnosed early can the best therapeutic effect be achieved in the shortest time, with the least cost and the least pain.

2. Hepatic hemangioma can be cured

In the treatment of hepatic hemangioma, surgery is the first choice for treating this disease, but surgical resection is not the only method of treatment. Hepatic hemangioma may recur after radical surgical resection. Therefore, in order to achieve ideal therapeutic effects, various therapies should be combined according to the condition of the disease to form a scientific, systematic, complete and standardized treatment plan.

3. “Three days of fishing, two days of drying the nets”

During treatment, many patients and their families do not adhere to long-term treatment. They give up treatment because there is no obvious effect in the short term. This is also the most important point in the common treatment misunderstandings of hepatic hemangioma. Therefore, during the treatment process, do not give up hope of treatment just because you do not see obvious results after short-term treatment. This not only makes the patient's condition worse, but also increases the difficulty of treatment.

4. Blindly choosing treatment methods

There are many classifications of hemangiomas, and the treatment methods vary according to different types. Moreover, some traditional treatment methods have begun to become unsuitable for social development, and the treatment effects on hemangiomas are too obviously disadvantageous compared to those new high-tech methods.