Patient's question:
When I had a physical examination before, the doctor said there was a very small angioma in my lower limbs. At first, I didn't know and didn't pay much attention. But after learning about it, I've been very concerned, even thinking it might cause pain. Is it true that angiomas can be painful?Doctor's answer:
Hemangiomas usually do not cause pain. Hemangiomas. If it occurs on the surface of the skin. It not only affects appearance. But if it forms a relatively large mass. It requires surgical treatment. It can only be restored after surgery. To avoid damage to body shape. If it is not treated. It will have a great impact on the body. It is prone to rupture and bleeding. It is not conducive to health. A patient with a hemangioma should seek treatment as soon as possible.