Symptoms of inguinal hemangioma?

Update Date: 2025-07-08 Source: Network

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Hemangioma is a kind of common benign tumor, which usually occurs on the blood vessels of the skin. It is more common in infants and young children. The disease is common in the face, head, neck or other parts of the body. Hemangioma early symptoms are very obvious, and timely treatment is necessary, but also to do a good job in life preventive measures to prevent the onset of disease and deterioration. Symptoms of inguinal hemangioma? Let's talk about it.

Symptoms of inguinal hemangioma?

1. In the early stage of hemangioma, it usually appears wine color or reddish brown, slightly higher than the skin. If you press it with your hand, it will change color. In the early stage, there are many kinds of shapes, which are not fixed.

2. If the location of hemangioma is in the neck of the patient, the color will be darker and the shape will be larger. If there is no timely and effective treatment, with the continuous development of the disease, it will gradually go deep into the blood vessels and muscles under the skin, patients will have dysphagia or dyspnea and other symptoms, a serious threat to physical and mental health.

3. In case of coma in patients with cerebral hemangioma, try to make them lie flat on the bed when they rest, with the head leaning to one side, so as to keep the respiratory tract smooth.

matters needing attention

1. Reduce the frequency of constipation. If the patient is bedridden for a long time, it is easy to have constipation. In order to reduce the number of constipation, we can give the patient some honey, bananas and other food every day, and give the patient abdominal massage, so as to promote the normal absorption and digestion of food. If constipation more than three days, it is necessary to timely medical treatment, take medicine to help defecate. 2. Prevent bedsore. If the patient is in a coma, it is necessary to turn over in time to prevent sores. Generally, it is more appropriate to turn over once every three hours. The bedding and sheets used by patients should be cleaned and dried in time to prevent moisture.