Capillary hemangioma

Capillary hemangioma is a type of hemangioma, a relatively common disease. It is mainly a vascular malformation. Children with vascular dilatation and hyperplasia often get the disease. Online shopping for height growth mainly includes strawberry-shaped hemangiomas and port-wine stains. Mainly because it is more common and most of the people who suffer from it are women. What makes life difficult is mainly a common vascular malformation, mainly some types in newborns.

The treatment of this disease is mainly laser and some active surgical treatments. Minimally invasive interventional treatments in life are more critical. His diet and health care are mainly based on light food. I pay attention to the regularity of diet and eat reasonably according to the doctor's advice.

Capillary hemangioma is a common type of vascular malformation, which can be divided into neonatal nevus, port-wine stains, strawberry capillary hemangioma, spider nevus, familial telangiectasia, and granulomatous hemangioma.

1. Neonatal nevus: also known as orange spot, commonly found on the forehead, upper eyelid, between the eyebrows, around the nose or around the neck and jaw. It is orange-red or light red, does not protrude from the skin, fades with light pressure, and increases slightly in size as the child grows. No treatment is required.

2. Port-wine stains: Mostly seen on the face, with a small number on the trunk or limbs. They are light red to dark red, or dark purple, and do not protrude above the skin surface. The range of the lesion expands as the child grows and will not disappear on its own.

3. Spider-shaped nevus: as small as a pinhole, often seen on the face, arms, hands, and trunk.

4. Strawberry capillary hemangioma: A small number of children are born with round or oval masses of varying sizes, which are composed of scattered red spots that are fused or incompletely fused, and are not higher than or slightly higher than the skin surface. The surface is slightly rough, and most of them are just tiny red dots, which expand and merge into blocks, often 3-4 mm above the skin, bright red, and with many granular surfaces, similar to strawberries, hence the name.

5. Familial hemorrhagic telangiectasia lesions are more common in the nasal mucosa, followed by the face, tongue, lips, fingers, etc. The dilated capillaries are mainly located under the dermis and mucosa, with thin walls and only one layer of endothelium adjacent to the epidermis. The lesions are generally 1-3mm in diameter, irregular, flat or raised, red or purple, and turn white when pressure is applied.

The above is an introduction to capillary hemangioma. Dietary health care mainly focuses on light food. I pay attention to the regularity of diet and eat reasonably according to the doctor's advice. There are no major taboos on diet for the disease. You must pay attention to the variables when washing your face or taking a bath. Do not touch them. You must pay attention to it in the near future, otherwise it will lead to the development of some children's diseases. .