Patient's question:
When the baby was born in my sister's family, there was a red bump on her leg. The doctor said it was a congenital hemangioma. Is this condition serious? What treatment should we follow? The baby is so small now, what should we do? Is there any way to treat it?Doctor's answer:
If a child's hemangioma is diagnosed and treated in a timely manner and proper care is provided, most of them can be perfectly cured. Otherwise, if it is not treated thoroughly, complications and sequelae may occur, making it difficult to cure. In some cases, a child's hemangioma develops rapidly, and it may threaten the normal function of tissues and organs and even life within a short period.