Patient's question:
My good friend told me the other day that she has recently noticed some strange lumps on her arms, and these lumps feel warmer than other parts of her skin when touched. Her skin also gets easily worn and bleeds. She is very worried that it might be a cavernous hemangioma. Could you please ask a doctor how cavernous hemangiomas are treated and if they are serious?Doctor's answer:
Angiomas do indeed cause pain because the subcutaneous nerves in the affected area become intertwined with the angioma. The blood vessels within the angioma pulsate and pull on the nerves, leading to pain in the affected area. It is recommended that smokers consume foods rich in vitamins to protect the liver, eat less food, exercise more, and avoid alcohol. Additionally, it is best to undergo etiological examination at a hospital to receive appropriate symptomatic treatment.