The best treatment for cavernous hemangioma

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A big red birthmark has grown on her daughter's face since she was born. A relative came to my house and said that this is not a birthmark, but a cavernous hemangioma. We need to go to the hospital for treatment. We were also afraid, so we took our daughter to the hospital for treatment. The doctor gave me treatment, and the symptoms were alleviated. What's the best plan for the treatment of cavernous hemangioma? Let's talk about the best treatment for cavernous hemangioma.

The best treatment for cavernous hemangioma

Treatment 1: those who are excessively afraid of malignant tumor. Some patients are too nervous about liver cancer. When they talk about canceration, they are afraid mentally. For these patients, first of all, a comprehensive examination should be carried out to exclude the malignant tumor, and patient explanation should also be done. However, if the explanation fails, if the tumor grows faster and the symptoms are obvious, the doctor can also consider surgical resection as long as he is sure of the operation.

Treatment 2: (1) local injection: 0.25% lidocaine and Xiaozhiling were prepared according to the ratio of 1:1.25, inserted 0.3cm into the tumor, slowly injected 3-5ml of liquid medicine, until the tumor became white and hard, then inserted 0.2cm deep into the needle, and then injected 1ml around the tumor to block the deep blood supply. Gauze protection, 7 days later, if the tumor does not subside, repeat. The tumors within 1 cm can be cured 2-3 times, and those with diameter more than 1.5 cm need to be treated 4-5 times.

Treatment 3: external use of drugs. Fire needle method: it is suitable for capillary hemangioma with small diameter. After local disinfection, a needle of appropriate size was used, the needle tip was burned red on the alcohol lamp, and the needle was quickly inserted vertically into the central protruding part of the tumor for 0.1-0.2cm, then the needle was pulled out and the dressing was covered with disinfection. Generally, the small ones are cured once without scar; the large ones are punctured 2-3 times a time, twice a week.

matters needing attention

On this, I would like to remind you: diet care. Patients should be given high calorie, digestible liquid food; those who can't swallow should be given nasal feeding. Nasogastric food can be milk, rice soup, vegetable soup, broth and juice, etc. In addition, milk, eggs, starch and vegetable juice can also be mixed together to make congee like mixed milk for nasal feeding to patients. The amount of nasal feeding was 200-350 ml, 4-5 times a day. During nasal feeding, the cleaning and disinfection of tableware used by patients should be strengthened.