Patient's question:
My classmate has been looking pale recently, lacking energy, and has poor appetite. I accompanied him to see a doctor, and the examination revealed a hemangioma. I would like to ask the doctor, how should my classmate be treated for the hemangioma? Is this condition serious?Doctor's answer:
A hemangioma is usually a benign disease, and it is likely to have no clinical symptoms, so there is no need to worry too much. Generally, we do not need to treat it. We just need to monitor it. If it is a superficial hemangioma, we can perform surgical excision. If it is an intracranial or visceral hemangioma, we also need a more extensive surgery. Therefore, for the patient's condition, I recommend that they undergo surgery as early as possible, and the results are quite good.