What is bacillary epithelioid angiomatosis?

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My child is 8 years old. He has not been in good health since he was a child, and his resistance is also very poor. Some time ago, a lot of red rashes and hard knot like small pieces appeared in the abdomen, thighs and other places, accompanied by physical pain. My husband and I sent the child to the hospital for emergency treatment. The child was diagnosed as bacillary epithelioid angiomatosis. Doctors give hormone treatment and laser treatment, because it is hemangioma, during the nursing work is very important, but also very cumbersome, fortunately with the help of medical staff. Soon the child was discharged from the hospital smoothly. Let's share with you some of my nursing experience during my stay. Let's share my experience with you.

What is bacillary epithelioid angiomatosis?

It should be noted that hemangioma patients will leave a lot of wounds after treatment. It is necessary to keep the wounds clean and dry, so as not to be crushed and bleeding by friction, so as to avoid leaving scars. Pay attention to observe the changes of the affected area, make records, so as to communicate with the doctor at any time, and the doctor can adjust the treatment plan according to individual differences.

Protect the hemangioma. Often friction or trauma, hemangioma easy bleeding, not easy to stop bleeding, and wound healing, slow recovery, but also leave ugly scars, affect the appearance. So it is necessary to protect the local hemangioma.

Pay attention to food hygiene and supplement nutrition. Eat more food with high edible value and easy to digest, such as lean meat, fish, eggs, fruits and vegetables. Don't give patients any supplements. Many supplements are added with estrogen. It's easy to accelerate the growth of hemangioma.

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Pay attention to appropriate activities, but pay attention not to do heavy physical work, avoid the impact of external forces, increase the amount of activity with the disease, but do not feel tired, so as not to increase the burden of local vascular malformations.