How does hemangioma have lump to treat below

summary

Placental villous hemangioma is a kind of hemangioma that occurs in villous vessels. Sometimes there is a mass under the hemangioma. It may be caused by the abnormal development of placental primitive vascular tissue in the early stage. This is a kind of benign hemangioma. The tumor can be single or multiple. The location and size of the tumor are not fixed. It is caused by swelling in the early stage of the disease The tumor is relatively small, so it will not affect the function of the placenta. When the tumor is large, it is likely to change the blood flow of the placenta, destroy the normal blood supply, and hinder the growth of the fetus. So how to treat this disease? Let me share my method with you.

How does hemangioma have lump to treat below

First, for the treatment of hemangioma, there is usually surgical treatment. If there is a local tumor, the patient can completely remove it. If the scope is relatively large, the patient can choose to remove part of it. Second, microwave diathermy is used for treatment. This treatment method is mainly used for cavernous tumors.

Second: radiation therapy, but this tree demon is used to treat baby's capillary hemangioma and superficial cavernous hemangioma, as well as sclerotherapy, which is used to treat cavernous hemangioma, and cryotherapy, which is used to treat Myrica rubra and cavernous hemangioma.

Third: through hormone treatment, this method is used to treat the baby's hemangioma, and finally endovascular embolization, is used to treat the vine and giant cavernous hemangioma, the general operation of the prevention of infection will choose some sulfonamide drugs, or mainly in the role of Gram-positive bacteria drugs.

matters needing attention

Although hemangioma is a kind of benign lesion, patients who grow on the face will cause serious facial deformity. Therefore, if hemangioma is found after birth, they should seek medical treatment in time. If the lesion is relatively limited, they should be removed by surgery. If not treated in time, the tumor will grow slowly and the chance of complete removal will be smaller.