Patient's question:
Last time I went to the hospital for a physical examination, it was found that I might have a hemangioma. So, will the hemangioma disappear on its own?Doctor's answer:
Mild angiomas can theoretically resolve on their own, but exceptions may occur. Hepatic angiomas are benign tumors of the liver. Most small angiomas are asymptomatic, while large angiomas may cause swelling and pain in the liver region. Patients with tumors smaller than 5 centimeters and those without symptoms do not require treatment. Generally, it is important to avoid strenuous exercise to prevent the angioma from rupturing, and regular follow-up and monitoring are recommended. If the tumor is larger than 5 centimeters, interventional therapy is advised. This is a minimally invasive surgery with a quick recovery and good outcomes.