Patient's question:
What are the dangers of infant hemangiomas? Because my baby has recently developed one, and the hospital examination found that he/she has a hemangioma, so I specifically came to ask you. As a mother, I am very worried.Doctor's answer:
Hemangiomas primarily occur in infants, especially females, so the common adverse reaction is the gradual growth of the tumor affecting appearance. Even in severe cases, secondary bleeding or infection may occur, and the tumor may also compress adjacent organs. Therefore, for patients over two years old without significant occlusion, surgical resection or liquid nitrogen cryotherapy should be chosen. The child is now two years old and can undergo surgical treatment.