Symptoms of hemangioma

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As patients, we should understand that hemangioma belongs to benign tumor, is a kind of true tumor and abnormal tumor, usually detected, the disease is more common in infants, or shortly after birth, hemangioma can be divided into five types, the clinical manifestations of various hemangioma are also different. Capillary hemangioma is telangiectasia, leading to hyperemia rupture, serious damage to the skin and subcutaneous muscle tissue. The patient's disease is usually caused by birth or local trauma, especially in the head and face.

Symptoms of hemangioma

For cavernous hemangioma can occur in any part of the body, at the beginning of the onset of the disease is roughly located on the body surface, especially in the limbs when the disease is serious. Usually, the tumor is dark blue. It feels soft when touching by hand. After pressing the tumor, it can be compressed. It is obvious that the body is in pain after activity.

For port wine stains, the onset is often at the time of birth, more common in the face and scalp, hemangioma site is mostly unilateral, sometimes involving the skin and mucosa. The initial damage of hemangioma was several light red spots, which showed that the tumor surface was smooth. However, with the increase of age, the color of hemangioma deepened, turned red, and even turned purple.

Strawberry hemangioma after investigation, we can know that most of the occurrence is in the newborn, and the onset of hemangioma disease is mostly at birth, the symptoms are generally small red spots, with the increase of time, the spots gradually increase, usually the tumor is often higher than the skin, the color of the tumor is bright red

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For hemangioma, the disease starts as a small erythema on the skin, but with the development of surface hemangioma, it leads to the invasion of dermis and subcutaneous tissue at the same time. Sometimes the invasion scope covers a very wide range of skin, so that tissues and organs are gradually invaded, and the skin is covered by this expanding vascular tissue.