Patient's question:
I am 56 years old. Recently, I noticed some red spots on my hands. I suspect it might be a hemangioma. So I plan to go to the hospital for a check-up tomorrow. However, I would like to ask the doctor first: Which department should I register for a hemangioma?Doctor's answer:
For general hemangiomas, registration mainly involves visiting a dermatology or surgery department at a hospital. Typically, hemangiomas are benign vascular diseases. The color will fade when pressed. Usually, if it is relatively small and mild, it can be treated without treatment. If it is relatively large, it is usually treated surgically. If it is extensive, it can also be treated with radiation therapy. It is recommended to first go to the hospital for an examination and then receive treatment based on the condition.