How to treat hemangioma on baby’s head? Treatment of hemangioma on baby's head

Hemangioma is also common in infants' heads. It is a congenital benign tumor that gradually appears after birth. There are several types of hemangiomas. When a baby has a hemangioma on his head, he needs to go to the hospital to confirm what type of tumor it is and whether surgical removal is required. At present, the treatment technology for hemangiomas has become increasingly mature, and parents do not need to worry too much.

What are the commonly used methods for treating hemangiomas? The commonly used methods for treating hemangiomas are as follows:

Commonly used methods for treating hemangioma: 1. Surgical treatment: Use surgical methods to remove the damaged part to achieve the purpose of treatment. The effect is better for independent and smaller lesions, but in general, the affected area has rich blood vessels and a large amount of blood. Surgery will cause a lot of bleeding, often leading to severe shock. A large amount of blood transfusion is required after surgery, and the operation is difficult and dangerous.

Commonly used methods for treating hemangiomas 2. Cryosurgery: Hemangioma diseases can also be treated through freezing operation treatment. The operation is difficult, the intensity and depth are relatively large. At the same time, the tissues have different resistance to low temperatures. Treatment occurs, but it is not thorough, and the recurrence rate is relatively high. Therefore, freezing treatment methods are rarely used now.

Commonly used methods for treating hemangiomas 3. Radiation and isotope therapy: The treatment principle of this method is to use the rays produced by radioactive elements to attack the cells in the lesion area and destroy the DNA chains, terminate the synthesis of nucleoprotein and eventually lead to cell death, and then achieve the purpose of treatment through the tissue repair process.

Commonly used methods for treating hemangiomas 4. Sclerotherapy with sclerotherapy: The principle of this treatment method is to first inject the sclerotherapy into the hemangioma tissue, but not into the blood vessels, and then cause aseptic inflammation. After the swelling disappears, local fibrosis reaction will occur, causing the hemangioma blood vessel cavity to shrink or expand.

Warm reminder: Blood vessels run through the human body and are channels for blood to flow smoothly. If a blood vessel ruptures, it will cause heavy bleeding and endanger life. Blood vessels can also develop tumors or deformities, most of which occur in infants.