What symptom does lymphatic hemangioma have

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For this kind of lymphangioma or in this case, lymphangioma is a tumor produced by the proliferation of primitive lymphatic vessels. Hemangioma is common in infants. Compared with infantile hemangioma, adult hemangioma is more harmful and difficult to treat. At present, the treatment of hemangioma is still traditional. Some lymphangiomas begin to grow faster, then slow down, and some even disappear by themselves. Hemangiomas are more prone to infection and can adhere to surrounding tissues after infection. It can destroy the appearance, cause limb deformity, and sometimes invade the mouth, tongue and lower part of pharynx, causing digestive tract diseases.

What symptom does lymphatic hemangioma have

First: lymphangioma capillaries can occur in all parts of the body, neck, upper chest, proximal extremities and other places the most common. The blister was no more than 1 mm, with mucus in it. Some blisters and even the top of the skin can be verrucous appearance, liquid outflow, the scope of damage varies greatly.

Second: cavernous lymphangioma is the most common type of lymphangioma, with variable size and sometimes spread to a limb. Cystic lesions in neck, armpit and oral floor are more common. Lymphangioma is harmless to human body, but it can grow very large, cause deformity, and even death.

Third: cystic lymphangioma. It mainly occurs in the neck, especially in the posterior cervical triangle, and less in the armpit, groin and retroperitoneal. Usually few cases can subside naturally. Infection can harm the respiratory tract. It can lead to dyspnea, dysphagia or death.

matters needing attention

Although hemangioma is benign, but patients can not be taken lightly, should be treated in time, strive for early recovery. Finding a professional hospital and expert team, targeted and professional treatment can help patients to avoid detours and cure hemangioma as soon as possible.