Patient's question:
Recently, I've been learning about pregnancy and noticed that some babies develop hemangiomas. I want to know what kind of impact this condition has on the baby?Doctor's answer:
Hemangiomas are prone to rupture and bleeding, which can lead to various infections and leave scars on the skin. Children may have strange looks and feel (inferiority complex) during their daily lives. Hemangiomas often appear on the surface of the human body's skin because babies' skin is relatively fragile and lacks normal skin protection, making accidental touching and friction easy to cause rupture and bleeding. Once a hemangioma bleeds, it is difficult to stop the bleeding. If the wound surface does not heal for a long time, it is very easy to cause infection. After the wound surface heals, there will be scar tissue of different sizes.