Is 1cm hepatic hemangioma serious?

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In general, hepatic hemangioma is a benign tumor. When suffering from hepatic hemangioma, patients will feel loss of appetite, dyspepsia and abdominal distension. Many times, patients with hepatic hemangioma do not need to be treated. As long as they are checked on time under the guidance of doctors, they should also pay attention to diet regulation in life, Eat more food that is good for the liver, and try not to eat stimulating food. Is that 1 cm liver hemangioma serious?

Is 1cm hepatic hemangioma serious?

1. Hepatic hemangioma is a kind of benign tumor of liver, which is usually cavernous hemangioma. Pathologically, due to the soft texture of the tumor, the cut surface is honey like, the tumor is full of blood, compressible, like a sponge, so it is also known as "cavernous hemangioma". Cavernous hemangioma can occur at any age, but common symptoms in adults, women are more. The onset of the disease is slow, the course of disease can be up to several years to decades, and the tumor size is different. 2. The main clinical manifestations are hepatomegaly, mass and compression after tumor enlargement, and most of them are asymptomatic in the early stage. Because the disease has no obvious symptoms, only for intrahepatic space occupying lesions, so clinical attention should be paid to distinguish with liver cancer. Compared with primary liver cancer, patients with hepatic hemangioma usually have a longer course of disease, good general condition, most of the liver functions are within the normal range, rarely accompanied by history of liver disease and cirrhosis, and serum alpha fetoprotein is negative.

Most of the patients with hepatic hemangioma will affect the function of spleen and stomach, and the patients with hepatic hemangioma have unbalanced nutrition and malnutrition. Therefore, it is very important to enhance appetite and strengthen nutrition for the rehabilitation of patients with hepatic hemangioma. The principle of fresh, light and nutritious diet should be followed as far as possible.

The diet of patients with hepatic hemangioma should also follow the principle of diversification, and eat more high protein, multi vitamins, low animal fat, digestible food and fresh fruits and vegetables. In addition, the diet of patients with hepatic hemangioma should also match the staple food with coarse and fine grains to ensure nutritional balance.

matters needing attention

In the diet, we should also pay attention to some favorable factors for the occurrence and growth of hepatic hemangioma. When we choose food, we should pay attention to avoid it. The specific foods that we need to avoid are: eat less greasy food, eat less spicy food, and avoid drinking alcohol. Avoid heavy taste, too sour, too sweet, too salty, too cold food. Avoid salted, smoked, fire baked and fried food, especially the food burnt and burnt. Avoid moldy food, avoid more bone thorn, rough hard, sticky, difficult to digest and rich in crude fiber food.