Patient's question:
The child at home doesn't feel very healthy. When he is active, he always feels pain, and his overall physical condition is poor. He doesn't like to move. So, we took him to the hospital for a thorough examination and found that he has vascular malformation. How should vascular or angioma malformations be treated?Doctor's answer:
There needs to be a choice between conservative and surgical treatment based on the severity of vascular malformations. If the malformation is not severe, a combined treatment method of traditional Chinese and Western medicine can be decided, adopting conservative treatment with regular follow-up examinations. If the malformation is severe, conservative treatment is generally ineffective, and it is necessary to solve the problem through surgery. However, surgery has a certain risk factor, and it can be decided to choose a large, nationally renowned vascular department in a hospital, improve the examination, seek expert opinions, and consider surgical treatment.