Patient's question:
My daughter has a hump on her right chest since her full moon, which has been 7 months now. The Shengjing Hospital conducted a thorough examination and said it could not be ruled out as a hemangioma. I went to our local community for a health check-up for my child and collected the idea to go to the General Hospital of the Army. However, I don't know which department to register for.Doctor's answer:
If it is a hemangioma, then the most common type of hemangioma in infants and children is cavernous hemangioma or capillary hemangioma, both of which are benign inflammatory conditions, so there is no need to be too worried. If you have a thorough examination, you can visit the dermatology department of your local hospital. Hemangiomas are benign inflammatory conditions caused by vascular malformations. Depending on the condition, treatment methods such as embolization or surgical intervention can be used. You can go to the hemangioma department for follow-up examination and timely symptomatic treatment.