What are the symptoms of vascular nevus

summary

Nevus is a common tumor in infants. Hemangioma and vascular malformation are two types of vascular nevus. Vascular nevi can grow in any part of the patient's body. Now let's talk about the symptoms of vascular nevus.

What are the symptoms of vascular nevus

First: Hemangioma in newborn infants, gender equality, it is more common in the head, face, neck, can also be seen in any part of the body. There are four common types in clinic. Spider nevus: it is more common in children and adolescents. It often occurs on the face. It is 5-8mm spider like vasodilation. There is a pulsating high red spot in the center, and it fades when pressed.

Second: port wine stains: it is a kind of capillary nevus, also known as port wine stains, it is diffuse capillary dilation, showing red or dark red large tracts of nevus; capillary hemangioma: also known as simple hemangioma, showing one or more strawberry like red tumor, surface luster, shiny.

Third: cavernous hemangioma: it is a large hemangioma filled with blood. There are a large number of red blood cells in the lumen, so it is spongy when touched. It can shrink when pressed, and congest and bulge when released. It can not only protrude from the surface of the skin, but also be deeply buried in the subcutaneous tissue. It can also burst and bleed continuously.

matters needing attention

Vascular nevus has different degrees of harm to the human body. For patients with mild harm, because vascular nevus can be exposed to any part of the body, it may seriously affect the appearance and facial features of patients. Severe patients may affect the growth and development, some lesions may threaten the safety of patients.