What to do if you have hemangioma pain

There are many blood vessels distributed in the human body, and these blood vessels are connected to every organ in the human body. There is a common disease in blood vessels, especially in middle-aged and elderly people, and that is hemangioma. Although hemangioma is a type of oncology, it is different from traditional tumors in that hemangioma has no possibility of spreading, but it can block a person's blood vessels and affect normal blood supply function. So what should you do when you have pain from a hemangioma?

The early symptoms of hemangioma include:

1. The appearance of the tumor looks like port wine spots or bayberry.

2. If you touch the hemangioma with your hand, the tumor will fade or shrink.

3. The body position test is positive, phleboliths are palpated, coagulated whole blood (sponge type) is drawn out by puncture, there is a pulsation feeling, a blowing murmur is heard on auscultation, the supplying artery is closed and the murmur disappears (spreading type).

1. Traditional treatment methods for hemangioma:

① Cryotherapy;

② Sclerotherapy with injection of sclerotherapy;

③Surgical treatment;

④Copper needle treatment (electrochemical treatment);

⑤ Hormone therapy;

⑥Radiation and isotope therapy;

⑦ Photodynamics;

⑧ Chinese medicine for external and internal use;

⑨Traditional laser therapy;

⑩Oral medication.

11. Ultrasound micro-mediated treatment of hemangioma technology:

12. Bioplasma waveguide minimally invasive treatment of hemangioma technology:

Nursing work/hemangioma

1. Trim your nails regularly. Babies and young children like to scratch with their hands, especially on their faces. Therefore, it is necessary to trim the baby's nails regularly to avoid scratching the hemangioma.

2. Keep your body clean and take a bath regularly to prevent sweat from soaking the epidermis of the hemangioma. Capillary hemangiomas include superficial epidermal hemangiomas, which have an extremely thin epidermis and are easily torn if immersed in sweat for a long time. In addition, you should be careful not to scratch the hemangioma when taking a bath.

3. Do not smoke or drink.

4. Older patients with capillary hemangioma should not eat spicy or other irritating foods.

5. If you find a hemangioma, consult a professional doctor in time, determine the type of hemangioma, conduct daily observation, and receive timely treatment.

Precautions/Hemangioma

Avoid emotional fluctuations. The children are young, prone to crying, and have greater mood swings, which may accelerate the growth of hemangiomas and affect the treatment effect. Therefore, parents should comfort their children and reduce their drastic emotional fluctuations.

Pay attention to the combination of diet. Parents should not feed their children irritating foods, but should pay attention to balanced nutrition and scientific combinations.

Avoid injury to the hemangioma area. Preschool children are lively and active, and it is inevitable that they will get injured due to running and playing, but children with hemangiomas should try their best to avoid injuries and prevent hemangioma rupture, bleeding, and infection. This will have a great impact on treatment.

If laser treatment is used, light stimulation should be avoided to avoid affecting the treatment effect.

During treatment, you should also closely observe changes in the hemangioma and consult a specialist promptly if you find any abnormalities. After recovery and discharge from the hospital, you should also go to the hospital for regular checkups to prevent recurrence of hemangioma.