Why liver grows hemangioma

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As we all know, the main function of the liver is to replace and detoxify the human body. At the same time, it is also a very important hematopoietic function. Hemangioma is one of the most common parts of the liver, but when it is found that patients with hemangioma of the liver and their families do not have to worry too much, because hemangioma of the liver is a benign tumor, but it still needs to be treated as soon as possible, so we must take this problem seriously, so why does hemangioma of the liver grow? The following is me and da Share some experience.

Why liver grows hemangioma

First, the pathogenic factors of hepatic hemangioma are: (1) deformation of capillary tissue after infection, causing telangiectasia. (2) after local necrosis of liver tissue, the surrounding blood vessels were congested and dilated, and finally vacuoles were formed. (3) persistent local venous stasis in the liver, causing venous dilatation and cavernous dilatation. (4) intrahepatic hemorrhage. The hematoma was organized and the blood vessels were recanalized to form vasodilation. (5) congenital hemangioma dysplasia, family genetic tendency.

Second: bad mood is an important cause of hepatic hemangioma. The investigation shows that: if you live in anger, tension and depression for a long time, it will cause emotional injury, even blood gas retention or body fluid astringency. If you stay there, you will gradually form an accumulation (hepatic hemangioma).

Third: bad diet is also the main cause of hepatic hemangioma. If you often smoke, drink, eat fat, greasy and thick fat, pungent and cold food, it will damage the spleen, stomach and liver, cause Qi deficiency, blood stasis and phlegm, and accelerate the growth of hepatic hemangioma.

matters needing attention

Hemangioma patients in daily life must do a good job in the nursing of hemangioma, so as not to be serious again. The common complications of hemangioma, such as tumor rupture, bleeding, causing infection, wound healing and leaving scars, can be effectively prevented and controlled through careful nursing and active treatment. In addition, the development of strawberry capillary hemangioma can develop mixed hemangioma. Compared with simple strawberry capillary hemangioma, the treatment is more difficult, and the healing is relatively poor. Therefore, it is suggested that strawberry capillary hemangioma should be found and treated early. The above is the introduction of the relevant content, hoping to help patients.