Patient's question:
My baby is 11 months old, and the red blood vessels on his nose have broken the skin, which is more than just a scratch. In the end, he had to get stitches. Two months later, the child had a fever and received an IV drip, which hit the same blood vessel on his nose again, breaking the skin even more severely. Why are the other limbs being treated with medication?Doctor's answer:
Dear patient. According to the materials you purchased, it has been confirmed that the cause is a ruptured angioma. My suggestion is:1. It may involve alternating limb drainage and medication application.
2. Prevent crying and hitting to alleviate the ruptured skin.
3. Follow a scientific diet, eat a balanced meal, and consume more fruits and vegetables. Avoid spicy and irritating foods.
4. Adhere to the doctor's advice and do not interrupt treatment.
5. Actively consider surgical treatment if necessary. Do not delay.
The above suggestions are for the question "My baby is 11 months old and has a red angioma on the nose that has broken the skin, which is more than just that." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!