Symptoms of hemangioma in babies

Hemangioma is a disease that many people are familiar with. There are many causes of this disease, and there are many ways to treat hemangioma. The most common treatment for hemangioma is surgery. This treatment method can control the disease well and will not have much impact on the patient's body. However, when treating hemangioma, the patient's diet should also be arranged reasonably. What are the symptoms of hemangioma in infants?

Symptoms of hemangioma in babies:

1. Port-wine stain: Port-wine stain is also called port-wine stain, also commonly called red birthmark, and its color is dark red. It is a network of capillary proliferation that occurs in the superficial layer of the dermis. This type of hemangioma does not fade when pressed and does not protrude above the surface of the skin.

2. Cavernous hemangioma: This type of hemangioma grows slowly and can occur on the head or in multiple parts of the body. Because the appearance changes are quite obvious. In addition, cavernous hemangiomas may also appear in internal organs, resulting in secondary viral infections. Therefore, experts remind that they should be detected and treated early.

3. Capillary hemangioma: This type of hemangioma often appears as a dark red strawberry, protruding from the skin and feeling rough and uneven. It is caused by the proliferation of capillaries. It often affects multiple parts of the body, including the limbs and trunk. The size varies greatly, and some large ones may affect multiple parts of the body.

After understanding the symptoms of hemangioma in infants, parents should also pay attention when their infants suffer from such diseases and provide treatment according to the specific conditions of the infants. This will be of great help in improving the infants' own diseases. At the same time, the infants' diet should mainly consist of liquid food, which will not hinder the treatment of the disease.