Patient's question:
I am already a 53-year-old old man, but I was diagnosed with a hemangioma. I don't know whether I should treat it. I am already this old, I heard that hemangiomas can disappear on their own, but I am still not sure. Can hemangiomas disappear on their own?Doctor's answer:
Generally speaking, hemangiomas, as the most common benign lesions, are usually difficult to completely disappear on their own. However, conservative treatment and observation can continue to monitor for any significant symptoms. If there are no significant symptoms, conservative treatment is sufficient. If the hemangioma continues to grow recently, early surgical excision is necessary. Generally, it has no impact on the body. Don't worry. Normal life is enough.