Patient's question:
With redness and swelling for half a month, the size of a peanut, no pus, untreatedDoctor's answer:
Small tumors may resolve on their own, completely disappear, or remain unchanged for a long time. If there are no obvious symptoms or aesthetic concerns, treatment may not be necessary. Gradually enlarging tumors may rupture on their own, leading to the discharge of gelatinous material. A red polyp may remain at the site after rupture. If the skin wound is irregular, scars may be left behind. Surgical treatment is recommended. Since there are various causes of retinopathy in children, the underlying cause must be identified before treatment, and symptomatic treatment principles should be followed. Additionally, daily care measures are essential. It is advisable to consume fewer spicy foods and more eye-protective foods.