What should I do about my baby's cavernous hemangioma

Patient's question:

I and my husband are both rural people. Neither of us has a high education level. Actually, my husband and I have a somewhat distant blood relationship. But rural people don't mind this. Maybe it's close relatives. What should I do if the baby is born with a cavernous hemangioma?

Doctor's answer:

A hemangioma is an abnormal vascular malformation. As one grows older, it can be treated through laser cryotherapy or surgical intervention. It should be detected and treated as soon as possible. On a daily basis, give the child more water, ensure adequate rest, and maintain good sleep to avoid staying up late. Eat more fresh vegetables and fruits while avoiding spicy and irritating foods. Get more sun exposure and participate in outdoor activities more often to boost the body's immunity.

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