Patient's question:
Already halfway buried, now diagnosed with this disease, we don't know how to treat Grandma. Can you not treat it if you have a hemangioma? At Grandma's age, she definitely can't, and she's been tossed around by the doctors.Doctor's answer:
A hemangioma is a benign lesion, not a true tumor. Symptomatic treatment plans should be considered based on the size of the hemangioma. If the hemangioma is relatively small and does not have obvious clinical symptoms, treatment is not necessary, and regular follow-up is required. If the hemangioma is relatively large, surgical treatment can be performed. Based on the doctor's advice, it may be considered to seek symptomatic treatment in the vascular department of a large hospital.