What is the reason for the baby's face to have a port-wine stain?

Facial port-wine stain is a common benign tumor in children. In fact, 2/3 of patients with port-wine stain already have it since birth, and the incidence of port-wine stain is higher in girls. So what is the reason for it?

1. Hemangiomas in infants are mostly caused by abnormal differentiation of certain tissues during embryonic development during pregnancy. The abnormal differentiation of tissues is caused by a small misconfiguration of the controlling gene, which in turn causes hemangiomas.

2. Pregnant women are affected by external forces, which causes damage to the embryo and local tissue bleeding. This causes some hematopoietic stem cells to move into other embryonic cells, causing some of them to differentiate into vascular-like tissue, thus leading to the occurrence of hemangiomas.

In addition to these factors, there are some factors in our daily life that can induce hemangiomas, such as diet, medication, and emotional changes, which can cause hormone imbalances and induce hemangiomas. Choose treatment methods based on individual circumstances, including the type of hemangioma, location of growth, size of the tumor, and age, so as to provide targeted treatment.