What are the early symptoms of hemangioma?

Blood vessels are the place where blood is transported in our body. There are blood vessels of various sizes throughout the body. If a hemangioma occurs in the body, it will cause some obvious symptoms. Being able to detect the presence of a hemangioma in the early stages will be of great help in treatment.

Several prominent manifestations of hemangioma in the early stage

1. The patient will have embryonic benign tumors, which usually appear in the neonatal period. Slowly after 2 to 3 months, these symptoms enter the proliferative stage and the tumor will rapidly increase in size. When the child is about 8 months to 1 year old, the tumor will stop growing and gradually degenerate, and some will completely disappear within 5 years of age.

2. What are the symptoms of hemangioma? There are also symptoms of vascular malformations, mainly because the patient has venous atrophy. Clinically, there are port-wine stains and racemose hemangiomas. Generally speaking, these diseases account for about 20% of congenital skin lesions and mostly appear when the child is born. Generally speaking, the orange spots will slowly fade away, while the port-wine stains and glomus tumors will not fade away.

3. Generally speaking, most hemangioma patients will mainly invade superficial tissues , such as subcutaneous tissue of the skin, but will rarely invade the patient's muscles, deep blood vessels, and tissues of the larynx, pharynx, and cervical spine. Also, if the disease has invaded deep tissues, the patient will also experience corresponding symptoms, such as swallowing difficulties, respiratory obstruction, vomiting blood, heavy bleeding, etc.