The hazards of facial hemangioma in children

Pediatric hemangioma is a benign tumor that forms during the embryonic period. The formation of hemangioma is mostly related to increased estradiol levels. The main clinical manifestation of pediatric hemangioma is abnormal color change. Most people with this disease carry it for life. Pediatric hemangiomas are hereditary to a certain extent. In fact, the treatment of pediatric hemangiomas is not very complicated. But once it is discovered, treatment must be sought as soon as possible.

1. Affects the appearance. Hemangiomas in children occur in exposed areas such as the head and face, seriously affecting the patient's image. Some children with hemangiomas are left with scars due to improper treatment or improper care, which affects their appearance and causes psychological disorders such as introversion, autism, and extremism, causing lifelong regrets for the children and their parents.

2. Affect the functions of normal tissues and organs. The harm of pediatric hemangioma mainly lies in its pathological characteristics of space-occupying lesions, which invade and compress the surrounding normal tissues, thereby affecting the function and causing great inconvenience to the patient's study, life and work. In severe cases, it can cause disability. There have been cases of amputation due to hemangioma.

3. Danger to life. The hazards of some pediatric hemangiomas can seriously threaten the lives of children, such as KM syndrome, or hemangiomas growing in dangerous areas, which can be life-threatening.

The above are the possible hazards of facial hemangioma in children. Facial hemangiomas in children will not only have a great impact on the child's appearance, but also affect the child's normal organ function. Severe hemangiomas may even threaten the child's life. Therefore, children must receive treatment as soon as possible after they develop pediatric hemangioma.