Patient's question:
The baby in my cousin's family is just six months old this year. My mother said that the baby was recently admitted to the hospital and was diagnosed with a hemangioma. It sounds quite serious. I still like this baby very much. I want to ask, is infant hemangioma serious? Does it need surgery?Doctor's answer:
A hemangioma may be congenital, and it is not a very serious tumor. Pediatric tumors can be treated without symptoms. Pure natural Chinese medicine can better treat patients, causing no harm or toxic side effects to the body, with great hope. Be careful not to eat spicy foods after surgery to prevent infection and help the body recover quickly. It is recommended that patients seek early treatment for their current condition.