Patient's question:
The child was carefully examined at the hospital and diagnosed with pyogenic granuloma. How should it be treated? Some say laser treatment is needed, while others suggest surgery. Why is there no medication for it (a blood blister has grown behind the ear)?Doctor's answer:
How long have you had it? Are you experiencing any discomfort? Have you taken any medication? Is the medication effective? Generally, medication may not be very effective, and surgery may be necessary. Pay attention to maintaining cleanliness and hygiene, eat a light diet, reduce overtime work, and eat more fruits and vegetables. Regular follow-up examinations are recommended.This is advice for the question "The child was diagnosed with pyogenic granuloma after a thorough examination at the hospital." I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!